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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


TO THE 


EIGHT Y-EIGHTH VOLUME. 








18353. 




















3° &amp; 4 Will: TV. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


A BERCROMBY, Mr. Vide Cocuran, James. 


ABERGAVENNY Roap. Vide Ross. 

ABERGELE AND Conway Roan; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repairing and maintaining the same, and Bill ordered, 80. 
Member added to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in the Bill, 132. Bill presented, and read, 134. Petition for 
‘additional Provision, referred to a Committee; 162. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders; 176. 
(Vide Stanpinc Orpers.) Bill committed, 184. Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 195. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 233. Passed,241. Agreed to by the Lords, 275. Royal Assent, 294. 


ABSENTEE EXPENDITURE. Vide IRELAND. 


AccounTANTs, PuBtic. Vide Accounts. 
ActanD, James; Petition of James Acland, a Prisoner in Bury Saint Edmund’s Gaol, for his release from Imprisonment, 716. 








PAGE 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : Ordered. camel f 


ACCOUNTANTS, PUBLIC :— — - || Appenprx. 


1. List of Officers and Departments whose Accounts are audited by the Migr pee by Act. 205 
for auditing the Public Accounts ; printed 205 (Sess. Papers,* N° 103. vol. xx111.) 


2. Account of the Arrears and Balances due to and from all Public Accountants on 5th 
January 1833, arising upon Accounts which have been stated or declared; completed» |  4y Act. 
to 5th January 1833 ; printed 205 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 103. vol. x x11I.) 


3. List of the Accounts depending in the Office of the Commissioners for auditing the 

Public Accounts, appointed under authority of 46 Geo. II1.c. 141, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
c. 121, which have not been audited, stated, or declared; completed to 28th Fe- 
bruary 1833; printed 205 - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. x x11.) 

AccounrTs, PuBLIc; v. Accounts, 1 to 3, 364. 

ADMIRALTY CouRT; v. Accounts, 558, 560, 561. 

ADMIRALTY, DROITS OF; v. Accounts, 560, 562. 

ADVERTISEMENTS; v. Accounts, 663. 

AFRICA; 0. ACCOUNTS, 270. 

AFRICANS; v. ACCOUNTS, 724, 730, 731. 


AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS :— 
4. Return of the number of Parishes in each County of England and Wales, in which or} 


provisions of the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 96, have been adopted ; printed 254 by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, n° 144, vol. xx x11.) J 





ALIENS :— 
5. Estimate of the Expense of defraying the Effective Charges of the Registration of 
Aliens, according to the provisions of the Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 54, for the year a 


mencing 1st April 1833; printed 265. Referred, 671 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 


King’s 
Command. 


ALVES, HENRY SCOTT; v. AccouNTS, 719. 




















* Sess. Papers.—Sessional. Papers, ordered to be printed, bearing N° 103. at the foot of the page; bound up in Vol. xxi. of the 
printed Papers of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Commons, &amp;c. 





VOL. 88. Sess. 1833. A 








IN DEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 


[A. 1883. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ANNUITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 232, 234. 
ANTRIM, &amp;c. ASSIZES; v. ACCOUNTS, 401. 


APOTHECARIES :— 
6. Account of the Number of Persons who have obtained Certificates from the Society 
of Apothecaries to practise as Apothecaries in England and Wales, conformably to| 
Act 55 Geo. IIT.-c. 194, in each year, from 29th March 1825; printed 522 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 435. vol. xxxX1V.) | 
APPEALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 431, 713. 


APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICES :— 


7. Return of the Amount of the several Fees and Stamp Duties now chargeable on the 
Appointment to each and every Office, Civil or Military, under the Crown -~— - 


ARMAGH ASSIZES; v. ACCOUNTS, 401. 


ARMY :— 

-8. Return 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 Regi- 
ments in which promoted, the periods of Service, &amp;c.; printed78 - -— - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 15. vol. xxiv.) 
g. Account of the particulars of the Charge, as voted in the Army Estimates of the year) 





1832, of £. 33,670. 16. 2. (Paper 291) for Garrisons, &amp;c. - - - - &lt;-f 
10. Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons and other Land Forces, to the g1st March} 
1834 - - - - = - - - - = - - - -J 
1. of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, for Land and Sea Service, to the) 
gist March 1834 - - . - - - - ° - ° e -f 
12. Account of Services incurred and not provided for - - - - - ~ - 
13. ————— of Sums payable by the East India Company towards the Expense of Half Pay, 
Pensions, &amp;c. for His Majesty’s Forces serving in India; printed 43. Referred 144 
(Sess. Papers, N° g. vol. xxiv.) 


14. Estimates of the Office of Ordnance (including Superannuated Allowances), ot 
1833-34, with Comparative Abstract of the Estimate 1833-34 with 1832-33; 
printed 61. Referred 324 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 13. vol. xxiv.) J 

15- Return of Offices to which no Duty is attached, and, of Offices executed by cited 


in the Army and Navy; stating the Salary, Pay and Allowance, &amp;c.  - - 
of the Name and Rank of every Colonel now commanding a Regiment; sod ol 





16. — 
the Date of each Commission, the Date of his Appointment, to the command of 
that or any other Regiment, the Rank held at the time of such Appointment, &amp;c. - 
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 ist April 1833 to 
3ist March 1834 - - - - - - - - . - - - 
18. 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 
ist April 1833 to gist March 1834 - - - - - - - - - 
ig. Abstract, showing the Distribution of the Forces borne on the foregoing Estimates - 
20. Estimate of the Charge of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, from 
ist April 1833 to gist March 1834 = - ~ - - - - - - . 
21. Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals in Great 
Britain and Ireland, from 1st April 1833 to 31st March 1834 - - - - 
22. Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, for 
Service on Foreign Stations, excepting India, from 1st April 1833 to 31st March 1834 


23. Estimate of the Charge of Allowances to the Principal Officers of the several Public 


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Departments - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - 
24. - of Medicines and Surgical Materials forthe Land Forces - - -— = 
25. of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - - - - 
26. State of the Particulars of His Majesty’s Garrisons in Great Britain - - - 
27. of the Particulars of His Majesty’s Garrisons on Foreign Stations - - = - 
28. of the Particulars of His Majesty’s Garrisons in Ireland - ae - 
29. Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Military College - - - - -— = 
30. State of the Particulars of the Expense of the Royal Military College - -  - 
31. Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Military Asylam_ - - - . ° ° 
32. of the Charge of Volunteer Corps - - - - = = = = 
33- — of the Charge of Four Troops of Dragoons, and of Twenty Battalions of In- 


fantry for Service in India (including the Troops and Companies attached to the 
said Regiments, but stationed at home for the purpose of recruiting) = - - - 


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


Infantry for Service in India - - - - ° - - - « * 
35- Estimate of the Charge of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain, upon Issues to be made 
for Effective Army Services - - - - - - . - ° a 
36. Abstract of the Estimates of Effective Army Services, from 1st April 1833 to 
gist March 1834 —- - - - - - - ~ © - - - 
37- Estimate of the Charge of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of 
Regiments - - - ~ - - - ; - - . . ~ 


38. of Full Pay for reduced, retired and unattached Officers - - - - 
39. ——— of Half Pay and Military Allowances to reduced and retired Officers - - 

















40. of Half Pay and reduced Allowances to Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps ; 
of Pensions to Wounded Foreign Officers, and of Allowances to Widows and 
Children of deceased Foreign Officers - - - - - ~ - - - 

41 of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the Land Forces - - 

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

43- of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals; of the In-Pensioners of those Esta- 





blishments ; and of the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - . - -/} 





Ordered. 


by Address. 


24 


43 


43 
43 


43 


by Address. 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 





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of 


APPENDIX. 


V74A—777 


779 
ibid. 
781 
784 


ibid. 
ibid. 


788 
ibid. 
789 
790 
ibid. 
791 
ibid. 
ibid. 
792 
ibid. 
793 


ibid. 
ibid. 
794 


ibid. 














s&amp;4W.IV.] INDEX: ¢@ the EtGcury-EIGHTH VOLUME. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 











5 Ordered. | Presented. of 
ARM Y—continued. Aprennix. 

44. Estimate of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments in the nature of Superan- 

nuation or Retired Allowances to Persons formerly belonging to Public Departments - - ae 796 
45. of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain upon Issues to be made for Non-effective 

Army Services - - - - - - - - - - - - - a —— 799 
46. Abstract of the Estimates of Non-effective Army Services - - . + . Pn. { 125 ibid. 
47. Comparative Abstract of the Estimates for Army Services for the Year ending 31st 126 

March 1833, and for the year ending 31st March 1834; printed 120. Referred 671 ; was ee 800 

(Sess. Papers, N° 29. vol.xxiv.)  ) 


48. Copy of Royal Warrant, dated 7th February 1833, for revising the Warrant of his 
late Majesty, dated 14th November 1829, for granting Pensions, Allowances and | King’s 126 
Relief to Soldiers on their discharge from the Army as Wounded, &amp;c.; printed 126 | Command. 

(Sess. Papers, N° 30. vol, xxiv.) 

49. Account of the Deputy Treasurer of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, of Unclaimed Prize) 


hy Act. 
Money, from the 18th January 1809 to the gist December 1832 - - &lt;=  -f ii 137 
50. Returns of the Names of the several Persons holding the offices of Governors and Deputy 
or Lieutenant Governors of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad ; Referred 139 346 
to Select Committee on Army and Navy Appointments,346-  - - -— = 
51. Return of the Number of Commissions in the Army of each rank, which have been ari 
chased, and the Half or Retired Pay of the same, cancelled up to ist March 1833 ; 160 277 


? 
printed 277, - - - = = + (Sess. Papers, n° 187. vol. xxiv.) f 
52. Copies of the Correspondence in 1825 and 1826, between the Corporation of Carlisle 
and the Board of Ordnance, relating to the Purchase of a certain Building which a | 
represented to that Board as a Nuisance to the Inhabitants of Carlisle; printed 212 | 180 
(Sess. Papers, n° 108. vol. xxiv.) 
53. Estimate of Sums required for the Half Pay of Commissariat Officers, and for == 


to 
(=) 
Loa 


annuation and Retired Allowances; also for the Pensions of Widows of Commis- 
sariat Officers, and Compassionate Allowances to their Children, for one year, ending 
gist March 1834 ; printed 265. Referred 671 (Sess. Papers, N° 175. vol. xxiv.) 


54. —-—— of Sums required for the supply of Bread, Meat and Forage, Coals, Candles, 
and Straw, for the Troops in Great Britain and Ireland, and on Foreign Stations ; King’s oie , 
also for the pay of the Commissariat Department for the year ending gist March | Command. ” 802 
18343 printed 265. Referred 671 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 174. vol. xxiv.) 


. Accounts showing the Receipts and Expenditure of the Paymaster General’s rgewing | 
from ist January 1832 to 31st March 1833; printed 311 - - - - { 277 311 


King’s 
Command. 26 5 804 





tn 
or 


(Sess. Papers, n° 227. vol. xxiv.) 
56. Supplementary Estimate of the Office of Ordnance, 1833-4; printed 277. Referred - King's 
324 - - = - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 186. vol. xx1v.) Command. 277 871 
57. Abstracts of the Commissaries’ Accounts of the Receipts into, and Payments from, the 
several Military Chests, with Summary Statements of the Expenditure Abroad, on! King’s 
account of the Extraordinaries of the Army during the year 1831; printed 319 - Command. 319 806 
(Sess. Papers, n° 239. vol. xxv.) 
58. Returns of all Horse Harness, &amp;c., and of Collar Maker’s Materials now in Store * 








under the charge of the Ordnance Storekeeper at Woolwich and other places, and of 
Articles sold since 31st December 1814 ; printed 571 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 520. vol. xxIv.) 


59. Returns from the Tooley-street Stores, of all Accoutrements that were in Store inne 


373 571 


the Storekeeper General’s Department was transferred to the Ordnance, and of those 
purchased since that period ; printed 571 - (Sess. Papers, n° 520. vol. xxIv.) 


60. Return of the Number of Corporal Punishments which have taken place in the different 
Regiments of the British Army in Great Britain and Ireland, in 1830, 1831 and 1832} 


61. Return of the Number of Officers promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel with or 
without Purchase, in each year from 1815, distinguishing Cavalry, Infantry, a 


373 571 
546 


and Engineers, and those promoted in the several Corps of Foot Guards; printed 725 556 ° 724 
(Sess. Papers, N° 742. vol. xxiv.) 
‘62. Return of all Donations, and the Amount of Subscriptions to the Saint George’s Fund 


of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, in each year from its establishment - 584 


Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in England, Scotland and Ireland, from 1st January 
1816 to 1st April 1833 ae ae oe. ee oe ee oT oe ee 


64. Abstract of the Sums voted, and the Amount actually expended for the Militia of on! 


63. Abstract of the Sums voted, and the Sums actually expended in each year, yt 
669 


United Kingdom ; distinguishing Great Britain from Ireland, in each year, from 


669 
ist January 1816 to ist April183g - - - - - - - = = 


65. Return of the Number of Troops or Corps or Regiments of Effective Yeomanry in na 
Britain and Ireland ; the Number of Men, and Expense of each Corps in 1832 ~ - 669 


66. Returns of Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia Officers - - - by Act. 683 





ARMY PAY OFFICE; v. Accounts, 55. 

ARMY’ PROMOTIONS; v. Accounts, 8. 

ARMY SINECURE OFFICES; v. Accounts, 15. 
ARREARS AND BALANCES; v. AccounrTs, 2, 639. 
ARREARS OF TITHES; v. ACCOUNTS, 359. 
ARTICLES OF CLERKSHIP; v. AccounTs, 647. 


ARUNDEL Port :— 
67. Report and Account of the Commissioners - - - . - - - - by Act. 103 
ASSESSED TAXEs ; v. ACCOUNTS, 525, 624, 643, 654, 693. 
ASSESSED TAXES ( Whitehaven); v. Accounts, 668. 
ASSIZES :— 
68. Return of all Places where Assizes and Quarter Sessions are held - . - - | by Address. 621 
ATHLONE BRIDGE ; v. Accounts, 405. 

















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ATHLONE CORPORATION; v. Accounts, 406. Aprenprx. 
ATTORNIES, ADMISSION OF ; v. Accounts, 648, 657. ok = 
ATTORNIES’ CERTIFICATES; v. Accounts, 646. 
AupiT OFFICE; v. Accounts, 1 to 3. 
AUGMENTATION OF STIPENDS; v. AccouNTS, 709. 
AUSTRALIA, WESTERN :— 

69. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Settlements in Western oe 

Australia, from 1st April 1833 to 31st March 1834; cam 265. Referred, 671 ae 264 | 911 
(Sess. Papers, n° 169. vol. xxIv.) . 
BABER, MR.; v. Accounts, 275. | 
BAHAMAS; v. Accounts, 590. 
BAHAMA STRAITS ( Lighthouses.) :-— ~ 

70. Estimate of the Sum which may be required in the year ending 31st March 1834, 
towards defraying the Expense to be incurred in erecting Lighthouses on the eastern King’s 669 | 914 
side of the Bahama Straits; printed 66y. Referred671 - - - - = =f | Command. 

(Sess. Papers, n° 654. vol. x xIv.) 
BALLAST OFFICE; v. Accounts, 436. | 
Bank NOTES :— 

71. Return of the Amount of Bank of England Notes in circulation (distinguishing those 
under £.5. and Bank Post Bills,) at the close of the business on Saturday in every 
week, from 4th August 1832, to the latest period at which the same can be made | 793 i 
up; printed 721 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 733. vol. xx11I.) 

BANK NOTES AND BANK Post BILLs :— 

72. Accounts of the Number of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills issued by the ne sd | 
of England, and which have not been paid into the Bank, up to 31st December 510 580 
1831; printed 620 - - = = (Sess. Papers, N° 597. vol. xx111.) 

BANK OF ENGLAND: 

73- Account of the Amount of Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends 
due and not demanded, and for the Payment of Lottery Prizes or Benefits which 
had not been claimed, and which remained in the hands of the Governor and Com- by Act. 31 
pany of the Bank of England on the thereunder-mentioned days; printed 429 - 

: (Sess. Papers, N° 313. vol. x XIII.) 

74. Return of the Debtor and Creditor Accounts of the Bank of Englandfor the respec- 
tive years between 1790 and 1829, made out according to the form of the Accounts 
for the years 1829, 1830 and 1831, given in N° 14 of the Appendix to the Report 474 540 
of the Committee of Secrecy of last Session; printed 540 - - - = 

(Sess. Papers, N° 469. vol. x x11.) 

75. Return of any Oath or Declaration taken or made by the Governor and Directors of 
the Bank of England on taking Office ee a ee ee i 474 479 

—V. Accounts, 534. 

BANK OF ENGLAND CHARTER :— 

76. Copy of all Correspondence and Minutes of any Conferences between the Govern-| 
ment and the Directors of the Bank of England, on the Subject of the Renewal of 445 467 
the Bank Charter; printed 467 - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 352. vol. x x11I.) J 

77- Copies of all Communications that have passed between the Government and the 
Bank, having reference to the Terms on which the Renewal of the Bank Charter is 6x6 6 
to take place; bearing date subsequent to 3d June 1833; printed 721 - - - 5 95 

(Sess. Papers, n° 728. vol. xx11I.) 
BANK Post BILLS; v. Accounts, 71. 
BANKRUPT BANKERS (Lond6n):— 

78. Return of the Number of London Bankers from January 1824 to the present time who 
have become Bankrupt; the Amount of Debts proved, and the rate of Dividends 515 560 
paid in each instance, as far as the same can be ascertained; printed560 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 488. vol. xx x1.) 
BANKRUPTCY :— 

79. Return of the Number of Bankruptcies for eleven years, from January 1822 to 31st aaa 
December 1832; printed 266 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 179. vol. xx x1.) iain = 

80. Account of the Number of Commissions of Bankruptcy in each year, from 1822 to 
1832, inclusive; distinguishing Commissions opened in London from Commisins} 406 455 
opened in the Country; printed 455 - (Sess. Papers, n° 342. vol. xxx1.) 

—V. Accounts, 367, 382. 

BANKRUPTCY, COMMISSIONERS OF :— 

81. Account of the Amount of Compensation, if any, which has been granted to the late 
Commissioners of Bankrupt; stating the Name, the Amount granted, the Number of - ane 
Years in the Commission, from what time paid, and from what Monies paid ; °47 9 
printed 291 -  - = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 208, vol. xxx1.) 

BANKRUPTCY, COMMISSIONERS OF (Cambridge) :— 
82. Returns relative thereto; printed 641 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 625. vol. xx x1.) 586 641 
[Returns to be made forthwith, 637.) 
BANKRUPTCY, CouRT OF :— 

83. Return of the adjournment of Bankrupts’ Examinations, sine die, since 11th January ” 409 
1832, by thedyondon Commissioners of Bankrupts - - - - - - 3% 

84. Returns of the Number of Sittings held by the Court of Review, since its establish- f 401 
ment, and of the matters heard and determined on each day: the Number of 19 2 409 
Attendances of each Commissioner, and other Returns relative thereto ; printed 424, | 3 | 414 | 
425 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°310. vol. xxx1.) 425 

85. Account from each Official Assignee, of the Amount of all Sums of Money at his order 
and disposition, or in his hands, under every Commission or Fiat in Bankruptcy, 
bearing date before 16th July instant, not paid into the Bank of England, to the 589 689 
credit of the Accountant General of the Court of Chancery; and other Returns 724 
relative thereto ; printed 719, 724 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 719. vol. xxX1.) 

[Return from Mr. Thomas Clark, to be made forthwith, 719.] 

86. Returns of the Names of the Persons appointed to certain situations in the said Court, 

and other Returns relating thereto; printed 694 -  - - - - - = 633 694 
(Sess. Papers, n° 689. vol. xx x1.) 















































































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BANKRuPTCcY FEES :— 








87. Accounts of the Amount of the several Fees or Sums of Money received in the Office 
of the Lord Chancellor’s Secretary of Bankrupts, in each month since June 1830 to 446 641 | 
the present time; printed 641 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 624. vol. xxx1.) 
BANKRUOPTS; v. Accounts, 87. 
BANKRUPTS AND INSOLVENTS :— 
88. Return of the Number of Persons in England and Wales declared Bankrupt, during 
every month, from February 1830 to the latest period; printed 266 -  - | 193 266 


(Sess. Papers, N° 178. vol. xx x1.) J 
BANKS FOR SAVINGS; v. ACCOUNTS, 232. 


BARRISTERS; v. Accounts, 347, 377, 384. 


BARRISTERS AT ELECTIONS :— 
89. Account of the Expenses of the Revising Barristers under Act 2 Will. IV. c. 453) 
printed 133—i- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N°39. vol. xxvit.) {| by Address. 133 


go. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to pay the Allowances to Barristers under Act King’s 145 || 914 
2 Will IV. c. 45; printed 145. Referred, 173 (Sess. Papers, n° 53. vol. xxiv.) f | Command. eo ) ' 





BEER; v. AccouNTs, 510, 514. 
BEER HOuUSES; v Accounts, 611. 





BELGIUM; v. AccouNTS, 770, 775. 

BENEFICES; v. Accounts, 336, 344, 393) 444, 470. 
BENGAL; v. AccounTs, 177, 259, 260, 277. 
BERESFORD, MESSRS.; v. Accounts, 446. 








BERMUDA; v. Accounts, 156, 590. 
BILLs; v. Accounts, 580, 609. 
BILLs oF CosTs; v. Accounts, 368, 460. | 
BisHoPps’ LEASES; v. Accounts, 411. 

BoarD OF HEALTH (Dublin) ; v. Accounts, 477. 
BomBAY; v. Accounts, 256, 259, 277. 

BONES; v. Accounts, 222. 


Bourne, RICHARD; v. Accounts, 435. at 











Bravy, TERENCE; v. Accounts, 289. 
BRANCH BANKS :— 
g1. Account of the average Circulation of Branch Bank Notes, and Twenty-one day Bille.) 
during the year 1832 ; distinguishing the Amount from each Branch Bank ; printed |. 703 721 
721 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 733. vol. xx111.) 
BRANDY; v. AccounTs, 733, 747: 
BRENAN, JOHN; v. AccounTS, 437. 
BREWERS; v. AccouUNTS, 510, 514. 
Bricks; v. Accounts, 293. | 
BRIGHTON PALACE :— | 
92. Estimate of the Sum required in the year, from ist April 1833, to gist March 1834, 
to complete certain alterations and additions to His Majesty’s Palace at Brighton; P King’s 262 || 876 
printed 265. Referred,671 = - : - (Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xxiv.) ommand. | 
BRIMSTONE; v. ACCOUNTS, 224. | 
BritisH Museum :— . | 
93- Account of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum for the year 1832 i] 
of the estimated Charges and Expenses for 1833, and of Persons admitted ;' 61 61 || 929 
printed 61. Referred 203 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 14. vol. xxiv.) J | 
of all Sums received and expended, from whatever source the same may seseei 
been derived, from 16th February 1821 to 25th March 1833, &amp;c.; printed 456 = - 247 455 
(Sess. Papers, n° 345. vol. xxtv.) 
95. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required to defray the Charge of the New) 
Buildings at the British Museum, in the year from 1st April 1833 to 31st March &gt; ae 263 | 9878 
1834; printed 265. Referred 671 - . (Sess. Papers, N° 165. vol. xx1Vv.) J umuuand, | 
96. Account from 16th February 1821 to 25th March 1833, inclusive, of all Sums paid by] 
the Board of Works, on account of the British Museum; printed 633 - ~ ° 609 633 | 924 
(Sess. Papers, n° 615. vol. xx1Vv.) j 
CADETS (India); v. Accounts, 267. 
CAMPBELL, MR.; v. Accounts, 443. 
CAMBRIDGE BorouGu ; v. Accounts, 82, 650. 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; v. Accounts, 576, 619. 





97. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expense of the Establishment of the Indian 


CanaDA, UpPER and LOWER :— | 
Department in Upper and Lower Canada, from 1st — 1833 to 31st March 1834 | King’s 264 | 
») 


911 


Command. 


printed 265. Referred 671 - - - (Sess. 
98. Copies of Statements in detail, of Monies appropriated by vote of the House | | 


apers, N° 169. vol. xxIv.) 


Commons, for the Society for the propagation of the Gospel in Canada, so far as 


the said Monies were expended in Upper Canada; printed522 - - - -f{ | 4ure%| 522 
(Sess. Papers, n° 432. vol. xxvi.) 
99. Return of the Names of the Members of the Legislative and Executive Councils and) 
Houses of Assembly in Upper and Lower Canada, on ist July 1832; printed 522 by Addres.| 522 
(Sess. Papers, n° 433. vol. xxv.) J 


100. Return of the Establishment and Expenses of the Post Offices in Upper and Lower) 
Canada; printed 562 ar (Sess. Papers, N° 499. vol.xxvi.) f 


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: Presented, of 
CaNADA, UPPER and LowER—continued. Appgnpix. 


101. Copy of Reports of two Select Committees, to whom were referred Petitions Captain} * iff 


to the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, relating to the conduct of Captain) | by Addres.| 585 


Phillpotts; printed 585 - - «= (Sess. Papers, n° 543. vol. xxvi.) 


102. Copy of the Despatch addressed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the 
Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, dated 8th November 1832, on the subject of 
Petitions from the people of that Province, for the removal of certain alleged 
grievances; printed 703 - - «= (Sess. Papers, n° 697. wol. xxv1.) 

— V.Accowunts, 162. 

CANADA WATER COMMUNIGATION :— 

10g. Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted, in the year ending 3ist March 1834,] King’s 

for improving the Water Communication in Canada; printed 265. Referred 671 f Command. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 169. vol. xxiv.) 
CAPE OF GooD Hope; v. Accounts, 270. 


CAPTURED NEGROES; v. AccouNTSs, 730, 731. 

CARLISLE HOUSE ASSESSMENTS; v. Accounts, 653. 
CarRLow Country; v. Accounts, 371. 

Cartow District LUNATIC ASYLUM; v. Accounts, 365. 
CARRICKFERGUS, CORPORATION OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 450. 
CASHEL, CORPORATION OF ; v. ACCOUNTS, 445. 

CAVALRY COMMISSIONS; v. Accounts, 8. 

CEYLON :— 


104. Copy of the Charter issued under the Great Seal for improving the Administration] | 5, scares 
of Justice in Ceylon; printed 448 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 332. vol. xxv.) 


105. Copy of the Supplementary Commission and additional Instructions under the Royal 
Sign Manual, for the Island of Ceylon, referred to in the Despatch from Vinee | 
Goderich, of the 23d March 1833, to the Right Hon. Sir R. J. Wilmot Horton ; { 
printed 703 - - -— = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 698. vol. xxv1.) J 

— V. Accounts, 270. 








by Address. 


CHAMBER OF LONDON; v. AccouNTs, 500, §01. 





CHANCERY, COURT OF :— 

106. Return of the Number of Causes and Matters pending in the Office of each Master net 
Chancery, in Trinity Term 1825, and of Causes referred to each Master in every 
subsequent Year, ending in Term 1832 - - . - - - - ° 

[Order for Account discharged, 269.] 
. Account of all Sums of Money in the Suitors’ Fund, in each Year since 1800, which) 
have remained unclaimed for thirty years; and of Money taken therefrom for Build- 


ings and Salaries :—Similar Account for Ireland - - &gt; - ° “ 
[Order for Account discharged, and another ordered, 131, infra] 











of the Amount of the Fund, denominated the Suitors’ Fund, in Chancery, on 

ist January 1800; stating how the same was invested, and the Amount of Divi- 

dends received ; and an Account, in detail, of the manner in which the Sum of 

£. 45,077. 18. 6. paid thereout was expended; printed 151 - - - - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 55. vol. xx x1.) 

. Return of the Number of References brought into the Offices of the respective Masters 
in Chancery, under Orders and Decrees of the Court, from 1st March 1828 to the 
latest period = - - - - - - - ~ - - . - - 

. Accounts of the Amount of Commission received by the Broker employed by 
the Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery, in the Sale and Purchase ort 
Bank Annuities, in each Year since April 1830 to the present time; printed 577 | 

(Sess. Papers, N° 532. vol. xxx1.) 
—— of the Total Amount of all Sums of Money received in each Year during 
the three last years by each of the Registrars and Deputy Registrars of the Court of 
Chancery; printed 606,649 - (Sess. Papers, N° 574 &amp; 690. vol. xx x1.) J 
[Returns to other Orders to be made forthwith, 596.] 

— of the Total Amount of Sums of Money received in each of the Offices 
of the several Masters in Chancery, in each Year since April 1830 to the present 
time, for Copies of Papers and other Proceedings ; printed 606, 614 - - - | 

(Sess. Papers, N° 573. vol. xx x1.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 601.] 
3. ——-——— of the Number of Causes, &amp;c. which have been contested, and which have) 
been heard and decided, by the Lord Chancellor, in each year during the last three 
ears o- = - © 2©f 2 8s 8S 8S. © * - - 
’ [Return to be made forthwith, 717.] 
114. Return of Fees and Emoluments received by each of the Clerks in Court of the Court 
of Chancery, for the last Year - - - - ~ - - - - 


-— V. Accounts, "62. 
CHAPLAIN, MR.; v. Accounts, 253. 
CHARITABLE FUNDS :— 
115. Return of the Charitable Funds and other Property in the possession of each Muni-) 
cipal Corporation in England and Wales - - - - - - « 
— V. Accounts, 434, 461. 


CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS; v. AccounrTs, 376. 


CHARITIES :— 
116. Twenty-fifth Report of the Commissioners; printed 157 - - - = } 
7 (Sess. Papers, n° 60, vol. xv11I.) 

117. Estimate of the Sum which will probably be required in the Year, from ist April 
1833 to 31st March 1834, to defray the Charge for the Salaries of the Commis- Kino’s 
sioners for inquiring into Charities, their Secretary, Clerks and Messenger, and for Cent 
contingent and travelling Expenses; printed 265. Referred 671 at Sis tS 

(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 


118. Twenty-sixth Report of the Commissioners; printed 683 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 681. vol. x1x.) 





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Ordered. | Presented. of 
ApPeENpDIX. 


CHARITY COMMISSION :— 


119. Copy of the last Commission, and Names of Officers appointed; printed 141 - - 
(Bean. Papers, x° 47. yah akin) 9 Ader fi ABE F 
120. Return of the Total Amount of Public Money expended for and under the directions | 
of the Commissioners. of Charities since their Appointment under Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. .A62 my 
IV. c. 34, and the number of Days each Commissioner has been employed ; printed ity "e 
519 - - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 429. vol. xx x1.) J 


CHARITY COMMISSIONERS :— 


121. Returns of the Number of Informations filed in the Courts of Equity by the Steen, 
General, at the instance of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into Charities in‘ 
England and Wales; printed 360 = - - (Sess. Papers, N° 252. vol. xx x1.) 


CHELSEA HOSPITAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 43, 49. 





89 360 


CHINA TRADE; v. Accounts, 258. 


Command. 265 2k 


CHOLERA :— (13 1 
122. Copies of Orders in Council relating to the Cholera - - a &lt; ws by Act, | 43 | 
CHURCHES :— 477 J | 
123. Account of Charges and Expenses paid by the Commissioners for building new | 
Churches, between 25th March 1832 and 25th March 1833; printed 721 m - \ by Act. 715 | 
— V. Accounts, 344, 702. (Sess. Papers, n° 731. vol. xxvil.) s | 
CuurRCH RATES; v. Accounts, 396, 597. 
CIGARS; v. Accounts, 763. 
CiviL CONTINGENCIES :— 
124. Account of the Sum expended under the head of Civil Contingencies in 1832 ; and 
an Estimate of the Amount that will probably be required for one year, trom ist rome OLS 
April 1833 to 31st March 1834; printed 265. Referred 487 - “ ‘ 2 oie (915 


(Sess, Papers, N° 172. vol. xx1v. 
Civit List PENSIONS :— , 7 ) 


125. List of the Names of all Persons having Pensions on the Civil Lists of England, 
Scotland and Ireland, on goth November 1830; printed 725 - r 608 725 | 
— V. Accounts, 584, 585- (Sess. Papers, n° 745. vol. x x11.) 


CIVIL AND MILITARY OFFICES :— 
126. List of Offices included in the Return of Salaries, Pay, Fees and Emoluments, 
whether Civil or Military, held and enjoyed by all Persons between 5th January 
1829 and 5th January 1830, the total of which exceed £.1,000 (Ne 23 of 1830-1) 617 617 
which have been since abolished or reduced ; printed 617 - oe 


(Sess. Papers, n° 592. vol. xx111.) 


C1vIL OFFICES :— 
127. Returns of Sinecures and Offices executed by Deputy, and Offices granted in Rever- 
sion; printed307 - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 215. vol. xx111.) by Address. 3°7 

CLARE COUNTY OFFENCES; v. ACCOUNTS, 342, 


CLERGY (North America) :— 
128. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Ecclesiastical Establishment —_ 
of the British North American Provinces, from 1st April 1833 to 31st March 1894; Pr be 264 910 
printed 265. Referred 671 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 169. vol. xxiv.) ; f nd 
CLERGY RESIDENCE :— 
129. Abstract of the Returns made by each Bishop on 25th March 1832, and b 
resident Curates ; printed 133 - = (Sess. Papers, 5 5. oleae it) 9 by Address.| 126 
CLERKS IN CoURT; v. Accounts, 114. 


CLERKS IN PuBLICc OFFICES :— 


130. List of all Clerks or others admitted for the first time to any Office since 30th May 
1830, in the Civil Establishments of the Country, in the Excise, Customs, Taxes, &amp;c. 71 
printed 307 - - - - - - (Ses. Papers, n° 218. vol. XXIII.) J 


CLERKS OF THE PEACE; v. ACCOUNTS, 328, 422, 431. 


307 





CLERKS OF THE RoaDs: 


131. Return of the Names of the Clerks of the Roads in England and Ireland, stating the 
several Appointments they have held since their first appointment to the | 553 - 
03 


time ; and the amount of their Salary and Emoluments; printed 709 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 706, vol. xxx1v.) 
CLocKS and WATCHES; v. ACCOUNTS, 201. 


ELONMEL SCHOOL; v. AccounrTs, 403. 
CoALS; v. AccounTs, 179, 186, 193, 203, 206. 
Coast GUARD; v. Accounts, 218. 

Cocoa; v. Accounts, 183, 207. 
CoFFEE; v. Accounts, 181, 221. 
CoINn :— 


132. Estimate of the Sum that may be required to defray the Expenses incurred in the 
Prosecution of Offences againt the Laws relating to Coin, in the year from ist | King’s 
April 1833 to gist March 1834; printed 265. Referred671 - “- -  -f{ | Command. 264 905 


(Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xx1v.) 











CoLLECTORS OF TAXES; v. Accounts, 654. 
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS :— . 


133- Copy of the cig 2g or Bye Laws under which Graduates in Physic have been 
admitted as Fe 

















llows of the Royal College of Physicians in London in 1771, and 
other Papers relating to the said College ; polalia sia rug 513 55° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 533. vol. xxx1Vv.) | 
134. Accounts relative thereto eo ee 


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CoLLeGes or SuRGEONS (London, Dublin and Edinburgh) :— waned teen oS 


135. Return of the Number of Persons who have obtained Diplomas from the Royal Colleges 
of Surgeons of London, Edinburgh and Dublin, in each year from 1st January ita} 
to gist December 1832; printed 529 - (Sess. Papers, n° 459. vol. xxxIv.) 


136. Account of the Money which has been received by the Royal Colleges of Surgeons | 





513 529 


London, Dublin and Edinburgh, for Diplomas granted to Persons who have been 
examined from ist January 182g to 31st December 1832, and of its Appropriation ; 
printed 622 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 600. vol. xxxIv.) 


621 


CoLLINs, DENNIS :— 


137. Account of Law Costs, and all other Expenses incurred by the Prosecution of Dennis 
Collins ; specifying the Fees paid to Counsel, to Witnesses, and the Crown? | y Address. 
Solicitors; printed 133 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 41. vol. xxx1.) if 


COLONIAL OFFICES :— 

138. Return of all Persons holding Offices in the Colonies who have been appointed thereto 
subsequent to Act 54 Geo. III. c. 61, and who are not at present in the execution of 
the Duties of their respective Offices; printed247 - - - 4 = = 

(Sess. Papers, N° 140. vol. xxVI.) 


139. Account of all Offices in the Colonies which have been abolished, or of which the sis ila 
Emoluments have been reduced ; printed 522. (Sess. Papers, N° 434. vol. xxXVI.) } 4 “ 


COLQUHOUN, MR.; v. Accounts, 456. 
COMMISSARIAT; v. ACCOUNTS, 53, 54, 57- 
CoMMISSARY CLERKS; v. Accounts, 694. 











COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTCY; v. Accounts, 81, 82, 83, 84. 


COMMITTALS :— 

140. Summary Statements of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences 
who were committed to the different Gaols in England and Wales for Trial,from the 
year 1831 to the latest period to which the same can be made up; printed 130 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 33. vol. xxtx.) 

141. Returns from each of the Police Offices in Middlesex, Westminster, Surrey, the ef 


of London and the Borough of Southwark, from ist January 1832 to 1st i403. =| by Adres 


by Address. 


1833, of the Number of Persons charged with Criminal Offences ; printed 465 
(Sess. Papers, n° 354. vol. xxix.) 
— V. Accounts, 361, 696. 


CoMMITTALS ( Unstamped Publications ) :— 

142. Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed for selling Unstamped 
Publications from 26th July 1832 to the present time, and the Number now in 
Prison - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - i 

[Order for Return discharged, and Address instead thereof, 130.] 

143- Return of the Number of Persons committed for selling Unstamped Publications,] | , 
. 4 . . i hy Address. 
since 26th July 1832; printed 167 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 77. vol. xx1x.) 


Common Law Courts :— 
144. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted in 1833, to defray the Expenses of the 
Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice and Proceedings of the 
Superior Courts of Common Law; printed 265. Referred 671 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 


145. Fifth Report of the Commissioners; printed346. - - - - = t 
(Sess. Papers, N° 247. vol. x x11.) 
146. Return of the Names of the Commissioners appointed under Act 11 Geo. IV. and 
1 Will. LV. for regulating the receipt and future appropriation of Fees and Emo- 
luments receivable by Officers of the Superior Courts of Common Law; with the 654 
Dates of their Appointment, and the Amount of Remuneration received by them; 
printed709—- - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 707. vol. xxx1.) 


King’s 
Command, 


by Address. 








Commons, HOUSE OF :— 
147. Returns of the Members of the House of Commons holding Offices under the se yee 
at pleasure, Xc. - : - - eo @ i oe tm (yee Ie 
148. Account of Expenses paid by the Treasury.on accouat of Select Committees, and 
of Committees of the whole House, since 1830; printed218 -  - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 117. vol. xx1II.) 
149. Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of Commons 
150. Account of Expenses paid or payable, or claimed from the Treasury on account 4 
the following Select Committees ;—Hertford Borough ; Stafford ditto: Warwick 
ditto; Carrickfergus ditto; Liverpool ditto (Petition presented 20 February) ; 
printed 733—- - ~ - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 759. vol. xxII1.) 
151. Account of Expenses paid or payable, or demanded by the Treasury, on account of 
the following Select Committees, stating the average Expense in each case of each 
witness paid or claiming to be paid ; viz. Municipal Corporations ; Sale of Beer; 
Agriculture; British Fisheries ; Cinque Ports Pilots; Manufactures, Commerce 
and Shipping; and, Dublin Ship Canal -~s= -  - - - = - 


— V. Accounts, 578, 581. 
COMPENSATION FOR PATENTS; v. Accounts, 446. 
CoMPENSATIONS; v. Accounts, 363, 375, 428, 437- 
CONSOLIDATED FuND; v. Accounts, 636, 637, 400, 442, 703. 


CONSTABLES, WESTMINSTER :— 
152. Return of the Number of Inhabitants in Westminster appointed as Constables 


during the present Session of Parliament; printed 710 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 714. vol. xx x11.) J 


f Laid on | 
the Table, | 
174 


733 





by Address. 


CONSTABULARY ; v. ACCOUNTS, 335. 


CONSULS :— 
153- Estimate of the Sum that may be required, during the year from ist April 1833 to] a 

gist March 1834, to pay the Salaries of His Majesty’s Consuls General, Consuls and f Phen. dol 

Vice Consuls; printed 265. Referred 671 (Sess. Papers, N° 166. vol. xxiv.) 


— V. Accounts, 154, 164. 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CONSULS AND VicE CONSULS :— 


154. Returns of the Names of each of the British Consuls and Vice Consuls, the Ports and 
Places where resident, and the Amount of Salary, and of Fees received by them 
printed 732 i a Se ae (Sess. Papers, N° 756. vol. xx111.) 


CoNnvlicTs :— ; 


155, Two Reports of Superintendent of Ships and Vessels employed for the confinement 
of Offenders under sentence of Transportation; printed79- - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 21. vol. xxvIII.) 


156. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the year, from 1st — 1833 =| 
J 


3 


gist March 1834, to defray the Charge of confining, maintaining and employing 
Convicts at Home and in Bermuda, in providing Clothing for the Convicts who may 
probably be transported to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; printed 
265. Referred 671 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 168, vol. xx1v.) 


of the Sum that may be required, in the year ending 31st March 1834, to 
defray the Charge of maintaining Convicts in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s ' 
Land; printed 265. Referred 671 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xxiv.) 


158. Return of the Number of Convicts publicly or a whipped by the Se 





157: 


Sheriffs of Middlesex, by order of the Courts held at the Old Bailey, in each of the 
three years ending 29th September 1830, 1831 and 1832; printed 544 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N°. 473. vol. xxv1II.) 
— V. Accounts, 355. 


CooPer, Mr.; v. Accounts, 443. 
CooTEHILL; v. AccouNTS, 449. 


CoPpPER :— 


159. Account of the Quantity of Copper Sheets and Bolts rolled in His Majesty’s Dock 
Yards at Woolwich and Portsmouth in 1830, 1831 and 1832; printed 367 - + 


(Sess. Papers, N° 259. vol. xxx111.) 
— V. Accounts, 197. 


Cork CounrTY; v. Accounts, 397. 
Cork GAOL; v. Accounts, 416. 


CORN :— 
160. Accounts of the Quantity of Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour, imported into Great 


Britain, in the year ending 5th January 1833, eg ety each sort ; printed 374 
(Sess. Papers, N° 262. vol. xx x11.) 
161. Return of the Quantity of foreign Oats imported into Ireland free of Duty as Seed 
Oats since the period when that permission was first granted; printed 287 -  - 
| (Sess. Papers, N° 205. vol. xx x11I.) 
162, Returns of all Flour and Corn imported into Great Britain from Canada during the 
last five Years, specifying the Quantities in each Year; printed 287 - - — - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 206. vol. x x111.) 
163. Accounts of the total Quarters of Foreign Wheat, &amp;c. admitted into Consumption in 
the United Kingdom, and amount of Duty received thereon, from the time the Act 
9g Geo. IV. c. 60, came into operation on 15th July 1828 till Ist April 1833; 
printed 338 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 243. vol. xxx1II.) 


164. Copies of all such Reports relative to the price of Corn in Foreign Countries as may 
have been made by His Majesty’s Consuls abroad, and have hot yet been lai 
before Parliament - - - - - 2 2 2 2 2 2 = 


165. Return from each of the places where by the provisions of the Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 60, 
Returns are required to be made of Sales of Corn, of the number of Quarters 
returned in each week during the year, beginning ist July 1832 and ending 
ist July 1833; printed 721 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 727. vol. xxx111.) 

of the Quantity of Wheat, Flour and other Corn imported from the North) 
American Colonies from 1813 to 1833; printed 725 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 749. vol. Xx x111.) 


166. 





CORPORAL PUNISHMENTS; v. Accounts, 60. 


CORPORATE OFFICES :— 


167. Return of the Names and Designations of the Members of each Municipal Corpora- 
tion, who, by virtue of their Offices, have become Magistrates - - - } 


— V. Accounts, 340. 


CORPORATIONS; v. Accounts, 392. 
CoTTON; v. ACCOUNTS, 192, 207. 
CountTRY BANKERS :— 

168. Copies of Memorial from the Committee of Country Bankers, delivered to the Duke 
of Wellington and Mr. Goulburn, dated 9th May 1828, and other Papers relating 
thereto; printed 529 - .- &lt;= = (Sess. Papers, N° 457. vol. xx111.) 

CounTRY BANKERS’ NOTES :— 


169. Account showing the Number and Value of Country Bankers’ Notes of each descrip- 
tion, stamped in each Quarter, from 5th January 1826 to 5th January 1833; 
printed 529 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 456. vol. xx111.) 


CounTRY BANKS :— 
170. Return of the Number of Country Banks issuing Notes which have become Bank- 
rupt from 1826 to the present time ; printed 524 i a ee a 
County Crss; v. Accounts, 447. (Sess. Papers, N° 443. vol. xx x1.) 


CounTY EXPENSES :— 
171. Accounts of the Amount paid by Treasurers of Counties for preparing Lists of = t 
tors; printed204- - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 98. vol. xxvii.) 
172. Returns from the Clerks of the Peace of England and Wales respectively; stating 
whether the general Business of the County relating to Bridges, Prisons, County 
Rates, and other matters required to be done by Magistrates at Quarter Sessions, 
is transacted by them in open Court appointed for hearing Appeals, and for the trial 
of Misdemeanors and other Offences; printed637 - - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 621. vol. xxxX11.) 


VOL. 88. 





Sess. 1833. C 


Ordered. 





by Address, 


by Act. 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 


Command. 


by Address. 


127 


61 


1g0 


192 


247 


282 


654 


702 


by Address. 








506 


489 


486 


by Address. 


by Address. 





Presented. 


_—_—_ 


732 


79 


264 


264 


540 


367 


338 
287 


287 


338 


498 


688 


725 


603 


529 


529 


520 


204 


621 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
Country RATeEs:— Ordered. | Presented. dine 


173. Accounts from the respective Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, of the 
several Sums received by them for County Rates, from 1821 to 1832, with State- by Address 486 
ments of the Application thereof, under certain heads therein enumerated ; printed 

572 ~ - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 522. vol. xxxII.) 


— V. Accounts, 594, 790. 
County TREASURERS; v. Accounts, 348, 356. 
CouRT OF ADMIRALTY; ». Accovnts, 558, 660, 561. 
Court OF CHANCERY; ¥. Accounts, 106 to 114, 762. 
Court OF EXCHEQUER; v. AccounTs, 284, 395, 4099, 694. 
CouRrT OF SESSION; v. Accounts, 690, 697, 7945 715. 
Courts OF Law, WESTMINSTER ; v. AccouNTS, 490. 
Courts oF Common Law; »v. Accounts, 144, 145, 146. 
Courts OF REQUEST; v. Accounts, 620, 621, 622. : 


CRIMINAL LUNATICS :— 
174. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year, from ist April 1833 to 
gist March 1834, to defray the Charge of confining and maintaining Criminal 
Lunatics; printed 265. Referred 671 - (Sess. Papers, n° 167. vol. xxiv.) 
CRIMINAL OFFENDERS :— 


175. Return, being Copies of Statements of the Number of Criminal Offenders at 


for Trial in England and Wales, for the year 1832; printed 240 - = =$ | by Address. 


Crown LAnDs; v. Accounts, 458, 695. (Sess. Papers, n° 135. vol. Xx1x.) 


_ CuLm; v. Accounts, 186. 
‘ CURATES; v. Accounts, 129, 418. 
. CURRAGH OF KILDARE; v. Accounts, 353- 


CUSTOMS :— 


176. Return of the Number of Vessels which passed the Sound in 1831 and 1832; distin- 
guishing the Nations to which they belonged -  - qa a aes &lt; + 


177. ——— of the Quantity of Raw and Waste Silk imported and entered for Home | 





sumption, from 5th January 1832 to 5th January 1833 ; distinguishing the Impor- 
tations from the East Indies, China and Bengal; printed279 - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 195. vol. xxxuIT.) 


178, Returns of Duties, Rates or Tolls (other than Dock Dues imposed by Act of oe ) 


ment,) levied by any Corporations or individuals on Shipping or Goods imported 
into, or exported from any of the Ports of the United Kingdom; printed 429 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 315. vol. xx x11.) 


179. Account of the Quantity of Coals imported into the Port of London in the last 
Three years; printed 102 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 25. vol. xxx111.) 


180. Returns of the Quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain from the several ) 
British Colonies and Plantations, from the British Possessions in the East Indies, 
and from Foreign Countries; of the Quantity of Raw Sugar exported from Great 1] 
Britain, from 5th January 1832 to 5th January 1833, and of the Duty received on ) 
Sugar imported ; similar Returms forireland; printedqggo- - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers; N° 319. vol. xx X11.) ; 
of the Quantity of Coffee imported into Great Britain from the several ) | 
British Colonies and Plantations, from the British Possessions in the East indies, | 
and from es Countries; of the Quantity of Coffee exported from Great \ 
Britain, and the Duty received on Coffee imported, from 5th January 1832 to 5th | 





January 1833; similar Returns for Ireland; printed 430 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 321. vol. xx x111.) 
of the Quantity of Ram imported into Great Britain, distinguishing the 
several Colonies and Countries from which the same was imported, and the Quan- 
tity imported from each from §th January [1832 to 5th January 1833; of the 
Quantity exported ; and of Duty paid the Customs and Excise thereon; similar 
Returns for [reland ; printed 430 - - (Sess. Papers, N°320. vol. xxx111.) 


183. cf the Quantity of Cocoa imported into Great Britain from 5th “ct 


| 


1832 to 5th January 1833; of the Quantity entered for Home Consumption; and 
of the Quantity consumed in His Majesty’s Navy for the above period; similar 
Returns, for Ireland, of the Quantity imported and entered for Home Consumption ; 
printed 430 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 322. vol. xx x11.) 

184. - of the Official Value of British and Irish Produce and Manufactures, and of 
Foreign and Colonial Produce and Manufactures, exported from Great Britain, 
distinguishing the several Countries ; together with the Imports into Great Britain 
from the same Countries, for the Year ending 5th January 1833; similar Returns 
for Ireland ; printed 455 - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 336. vol. xxxtIL.) 

185. Account of the Cony of Foreign Iron imported and exported in 1830, 1831 and 
1832; and of British fron exported in the same period ; printed 406 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 297. vol. xxx1II.) 

186, — of the Quantity of Coal and Culm imported into the Port of London in each 
Year since 1825; printed279 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 197. vol. xxx{11.) 

187.. Return of the Names of all Commissioners of Customs and Excise who have been 
superaanuated from 1810 to the present time; printed 455 gee 

(Sess. Papers, N° 337. vol. xx XIII.) 

188, Accounts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom for Three years, ending) | 
5th January 1833; printed205 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 103. vol. xx11J.) 

18g. Return of the Quantity of Lead and Lead Ore rted or imported, in the ie 
ending 5th January last; printed279 - (Sess. Papers, n° 200. vol. xxxX1II.) 


190. of the Countries, on the importations from which additional Duties have =) 
4 


levied under Acts 4 Geo. IV. c. 77 and 6 Geo. IV. c. 111, to countervail the dis- 
criminating Duties charged in those Countries on Goods, &amp;e. imported into them 
in British Ships; printed455 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 340. vol. XxXx111.) 





























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
_ Customs—continued. 

191. Statement of the Shipping employed in the Trade of the United Kingdom in 1832, 
exhibiting the Number of Vessels entered inwards and cleared outwards; printed 
40l - = + = = «= = (Sess. Papers, n° 286. vol. xxxi11.) 

192. Returns of the Number of American Ships, with their registered Tonnage, entered 
inwards into the Port of Liverpool from New York, from ist January 1832 to 1st 
January 1833; of the Number of Bales of Cotton entered inwards from the United 
States for the same period; and the Number of Tons of Salt exported during the 
same period; printed401 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 290. vol. xxx1II.) 

193- Account of the various Local or Municipal Duties charged on Coal imported into the 
Port of London since 1825, and the Amount of Duty annually produced; printed 
406 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 296. vol. xxx11I.) 


of the Number of British and Foreign Vessels, with the aggregate os 





of their respective Tonnage, which cleared at the Custom House (London) for Ports 
in Holland, from ist January to 6th November 1832; and from 6th November 
1832 to 25th April 1833; printed 366 (Sess. Papers, N° 257. vol. xx xII1.) 
195. Returns of Wools imported; and, of British Wools and Woollen Yarnsand Woollen Ma- 
nufactures exported for 1832; printed 529 (Sess. Papers, N° 453. vel. xx X111.) 
196. Account 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 Imperial Measure, 
for the year ending 5th January 1833; distinguishing the sorts; printed366 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 260. vol. xx x11I.) 
197- Accounts of the Quantity of Copper imported and exported from the United Kingdom 
in the year ending 5th January 1833; similar Returns of Copper exported from 
London and Liverpool for the same period; printed467 - - - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 361. vol. xx x111.) 
of the Quantity of Tin imported and exported in the year ending 5th January 
1833; printed467 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 362. vol. xxx111.) } 
199. Return of all Wines imported and warehoused in the Port of Dublin, for each of the 
Seven | pry ending 5th April 1833, and the Quantity remaining warehoused ‘| 





198. 


the end of each year of that period; printed 492 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n® 389. vol. xxx1t11.) 


200. of the Number of Persons in Great Britain who have been summarily soi 





victed of Smuggling under the Act 6 Geo. IV. c, 108, s. 80, since the passing of 
that Act; printed 401 - - «= (Sess. Papers, n° 294. vol. xx1x.) 
201. Returns of the Number of Metal Clocks and Watches, and of the Movements of: 
Metal Clocks and Watches (without the Cases) exported and imported in each 
several year since 1825; printed 552 - (Sess. Papers, N° 490. vol. xxxIII.) 


of the Weight of wrought Silver Plate manufactured in Great Britain a 





202. 
Ireland, from 1803 to 1813, and from 1823 to 1833; together with the Weight 
upon which the Export Drawback has been allowed in those periods respectively ; 

_ printed 499 of - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 413. vol. xxx111.) 
203. Account of the Number of Tons of Coal exported from the Ports: of the United King- 
dom to the Ports of the Mediterranean, from the time of the commencement of the 
Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 16, to the latest time it can be made up; printed 468 = - 
a (Sess. Papers, n° 367. vol. xx x11.) J 
d 204. Returns of the Number of Warehouses of special security in the several Ports of 

EE Great Britain and Ireland; printed 529 (Sess. Papers, N° 454. vol. xxx11l.) j 

. 205. Account of the Number of Persons employed in the Department of the Customs in 
the Port of London, with the Amount of their Salaries, Pay and Allowances for 
1832; and, Statement of the Gross Receipt of Revenue collected in the Port of 
London in 1829 and 1832, and the Rate per Cent. at which collected; printed 505 

(Sess. Papers, n° 414. vol. xxx1II.) 
206. Return of the Quantities of large and small Coals exported during the Year =") 
5th January last; printed614 - - (Sess. Papen, n° 586. vol. xxxII1.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 596.] 





207. of the Quantity of Sugar, Rum, Molasses, Cocoa, Coffee, Cotton, and every 
other Produce exported from each of the British Colonies in the West Indies and 
from the Mauritius, in each of the Three past years ; stating the Countries to which { 
sent, and the Quantity exported to each, in each year a a a a 

208, 





London with Cargoes from Foreign Ports, daring each quarter of the years 1829, 
1830, 1831 and 1832, and during each of the two first quarters of 1833; printed 633 
(Sess. Papers, n° 618. vol. xx x11.) 
209. Account of the Official Value of Goods warehoused in the Port of London, for 1831 
and 1832 ; and of the Goods actually in bonded Warehouses in the Port of London, 
for the same periods; printed725 - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 743. vol. xx x11.) 


210. General Statement of the Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom, for the mat 


of the Number of 7 and their Register Tonnage, that entered the Port of ! 


1830, 1831 and 1832; distinguishing the Trade with each Foreign Country or 
British Possession - - - |= - = = = = = = = 
[Order for Returns discharged, and another ordered, 576.] 
211. Return of the Quantity of Refined Sugar exported from the Port of London during 
the first and second quarters of 1833; printed 576 - - - - = + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 525. vol. xx x11.) 
212. Account of the Quantities of Wool, Woollen Yarn and Woollen Manufactured Goods 
exported from the United Kingdom, from 1820 to 1832, both inclusive; printed ash 
(Sess. Papers, N° 526. vol. xx x1II.) 
213. Return of the Quantity of Glass imported into Ireland during the three quarters 
immediately preceding the laying on of the Glass Tax in that Country ; specifying 
the Number of Crates imported in each year; printed 610 © ier ce oare 
(Sess. Papers, n* 579. vol. xx XIII.) 
214. Statement of the Imports and Exports of the United Kingdom, for the year ending 
5th January 1832; printed 587 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 550. vol. xx XIII.) 
215. Account of the Quantity of Timber imported into the Isle of Man from Foreign Parts 
during the years ended 5th January 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832 and 1833, distinguishing 
orted by British and Foreign Ships ; and a like Return of awed 
ritish Possessions Abroad; printed610 - - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 581. vol. xx x111.) J 


VOL. 88.—Sess. 1833. C2 


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tions from the 5 











Ordered. | Presented. 
287 400 
306 400 
310 395 
318 366 
338 529 
353 366 
364 455 
364 455 
398 455 
401 401 
436 552 
441 499 
441 468 
453 529 
455 455 
§18 614 
527 
533 633 
537 725 
537 
546 §76 
561 576 
572 60g 
575 587 
575 610 

















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


Customs—continued. ich ApreEnpix. 
216, Return of the Quantity of Refined Sugar exported from London for the last Seven 
years, distinguishing each half year up to 5th July 1833; the same Account from| 
each of the Sut Ports ; printed 655 - (Sess. Papers, n° 643. vol. xx XIII.) 
217. Account of the Number of Vessels and the amount of their Tonnage entered inwards at 
the Port of Hull, in each year from 5th January 1808 to 5th January 1833 ; prin 
665 - - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 656. vol. xx x111.) 


218. Return of the Total Cost, Charges and Expenses of the Coast Guard Service el 
England, Scotland and Ireland, between ist January 1832 and ist January 1833 ; 
printed 725 - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 744. vol. xxIv.) f 

219. Copy of the appointment of Hamerton (now or late of Coventry) under the 665 
Commissioners of Customs - - - - - - - ° . ‘I 

220. Account of the Net Produce of the Duties on Customs, Excise, Stamps and Taxes, al 


579 655 
589 665 


725 


the several Articles as stated in the Finance Accounts for the year ending 5th 
January 1833, showing the rate of Duty on each Article; printed 725 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 746. vol. xxx111.) 

. Accounts of the Quantities of the following Articles which have paid the Duties of 
Customs for Home Consumption ;—Tobacco, Foreign Wines, Foreign Spirits, 
Sugar, Tea, Coffee and Glass in Great Britain; also similar Accounts of Spirits 
made in Ireland and Scotland since 1828 ; printed 725 - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 747. vol. xxxi1I.) 

. Return of the Number of Quarters of Rape Seed, Linseed and Bones imported, dis- 
tinguishing England from Scotland, for each of the Twelve years previous to 1st 
January 1833, and the Duty paid thereon; printed 709 - - - - = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 708. vol, xx XIII.) 

. Account of the Quantities of Flax and Hemp imported into Great Britain in each of) 
the years ending 5th January 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 18g0, 18g1, 1832 and 1833 J 

_— of the Quantity of Saltpetre and Brimstone imported into Great Britain, in 
each year during the above period - - - * = = = = ‘} 

5 — of the Values, real and official, of British and Irish Linen exported to 
Foreign Ports, in each year during the above period - - - -— - } 


— V. Accounts, 130, 160 to 163, 166, 187, 287, 388. 


CUSTOMS AND EXCISE CONVICTIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 287. 
CuSTOMS AND ExcISE SUPERANNUATIONS; v. Accounts, 187. 


DEASE, GERALD; v. ACCOUNTS, 420. 


DEATH, SENTENCE OF :— 


226. Return of the Number of Persons sentenced to Death in 1832, and the Numbe 
thereof who were executed for Housebreaking and Larceny; printed273 - -4 | by Address. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. xx1x.) f 

DEBT; v. Accounts, 603. 


Dest, IMPRISONMENT FOR; v. Accounts, 380. 


Dest, NATIONAL :— 
227. Account of all Additions which have been made to the Public Debt, subsequent to 
27 Geo. III. c.19; printed 133 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 36. vol. xx111.) 
228, ——-—. of the actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed in the hands of 
the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the year ending 
5th January 1833; printed 207 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 107. vol. xx111.) 
. ——— of the Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt, and of the Charge} 
thereof, at 5th January 1832; and the Debt and Charge created in the year ended ; 
5th January 1833; printed 207 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. xx1III.) J 
_— of the State of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and the 
Charge thereupon, at 5th January 1833 ;_ printed 207 (Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. x x111.) 
of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands out- 
standing, on 5th January 1833; printed207 (Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. xx111.) } 
. Accounts of Annuities transferred to, and granted by the Commissioners for the 
Reduction of the National Debt, and of Sums received and paid by them on 
account of Banks for Savings and Friendly Societies, and of Expenses incurred ; 
printed 207 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, N° 107. vol. xxIII1.) 
. Account of the Amount advertised by the Commissioners for the Management of the 
Sinking Fund to be applied to the discharge of the Public Debt in each Quarter, 
since 10th October 1831; printed240 - (Sess. Papers, n° 134. vol. xxi11.) 


the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, since the passing of 
the Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 24, until 5th January 1833 inclusive; printed 633 - 


4+ Return of the Number and Amount of Annuities for Lives, granted in each year by 
(Sess. Papers, n° 616. vol. xx111.) 


— V. Accounts, 688. 


DEBTORS :— 


235. Return of the Number of Warrants granted for Debt, and the Number of Bailable Pro- 
cesses executed by the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, and the Sheriff of Surrey, &gt; | by Address. 
in 1831 and 1832; printed 559 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 494. vol. xx1x.) J 


— V. Accounts, 330, 380, 381, 516, 621, 622, 710. 
DeEccAN PRIZE Money; v. Accounts, 253, 256, 268, 273, 274. 
Deputy LIEUTENANTS; v. Accounts, 66, 479. 


DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR THE :— 
237. Estimate of the Sum required for the support of the Institution called The Refuge for 
the Destitute, for 1833; printed 265. Referred 671 “wT? te ek oe 
Sess. Papers, n° 167. vol. xxIv. 
Devitt, MR.; v. Accounts, 457. ’ - . 
DipLOMATIC PENSIONS :— 


238. Return of all Persons receiving Pensions for Diplomatic Services; printed 4 9, 519 
(Sess. Papers, n° 304 &amp; 428. vol. x , 111) 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


DipLomarTic SERVICES :— * 
239. Return of the Name and Rank of every Person now employed in the Diplomatic 
Service; printed370 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 267. vol. xx111,) } 
240. Statement of the several Situations in the Public Service in which each of the Persons 
now receiving Pensions for Diplomatic Services may have been employed ; prise 
419 - - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 304. vol. xx111.) 
[Statement being imperfect, withdrawn, and perfect Returns to be presented instead thereof, 489.] 


241. Return of the Number of changes of His Majesty’s Ambassadors, Envoys, Ministers, 
&amp;c. at Foreign Courts in 1832 and 1833, entitled to Allowance for Outfit; and 
other Returns relative thereto; printed 733 (Sess. Papers, n° 764. vol. x x111.) 
DipLomatic SERVICE (Turkey) :— 


242. Returns of the Names of all Persons appointed to the Diplomatic Service in Turkey 
since January 1827; stating the Date of appointment, Amount of Salary, &amp;c. . 


DISPOSITION OF GRANTS; v. Accounts, 638. 
District Lunatic ASYLUMS; v. Accounts, 426. 
District SURVEYORS :— 

243. Returns relative thereto; printed 79 - 
DIVIDENDS :— : 

244. Account of the Total Number of Persons to whom a half year’s Dividend was due | 


(Sess. Papers, n° 22. vol. xxxIV.) 


the last half yearly payment thereof, on each description of Public Stock, in the 
proportions therein-mentioned ; printed 282 (Sess. Papers, N° 202. vol. xx111.) 


Dock YARDS; v. Accounts, 159, 484. 
DopDsworTH, JEREMIAH — 


245. Copy of the Warrant under which Jeremiah Dodsworth was committed to Beverley 
House of Correction; printed 699 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 691. vol. xxvit.) } 


DoNAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 374. 
DovER HARBOUR :— 


246. Account of the Receipt and Application of Monies received by the Warden ont} 
Assistants - - - - - - - - - « ° ° é 


Down ASSIZES; v. AccounTs, 401. 
DROGHEDA, CORPORATION OF; v. Accounts, 438. 


Droits OF ADMIRALTY :— 
247. Account of Receipts and Payments by the Receiver General of Droits of Admiralty, 
since the commencement of the present reign; printed 724 - = = ‘| 
(Sess. Papers, N° 741. vol. xxIv.) 
— V. Accounts, 560, 562. 
DrolTs OF THE CROWN :— 
248. Account of Monies received by the Receiver General of the Droits of the Crown and 
Perquisites of Admiralty in 18g0, 1831 and 1832; printed 399 - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 287. vol. xxtv.) 
Dustin BLUE Coat HosPitaL; v. Accounts, 462. 
DuBLiIn BOARD OF HEALTH; v. Accounts, 477. 
DUBLIN, CORPORATION OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 472. 
Dusuin County Cess AND House Tax; v0. Accounts, 447. 
DuBLIN GAOL; v. AccouNTs, 355- 
DUBLIN GRAND JURY CESS; v Accounts, 412. 
DUBLIN HARBOUR; v. AccounNTs, 423. 
DusLin HOUSE OF INDUSTRY; v. Accounts, 417. 
DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN SHIP CANAL; v. AccouUNTs, 435. 
DuBLIN PIPE WATER TAx; v. Accounts, 439. 
DuBLIN POLICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 404, 414. 
DUBLIN (S41nT PETER’S) ASSESSMENT; v, Accounts, 383. 
DunDALK BAILIFFS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 451. 
DUNDALK, CORPORATION; v. Accounts, 451. 
DUNDALK GAOL; v. Accounts, 469. 
DUNDALK PETTY SESSIONS; v. AccouNTS, 478. 
DUNGLAS, LoRD; v. Accounts, 706. 


DutcH EMBARGO:— 


249. Account of all Vessels which have been detained in the Ports of the United 
Kingdom, under the Order in Council of 6th November Jast ; and other Papers | 
tive thereto - - - - - * a * , uM 2 . a 
[Order for Account discharged, 408.] 


of all Vessels which bave been detained in the Ports of the United cal 





250. - 
under the Order in Council of the Gth November last; printed 489 - - 
(Sess Papers, n° 388. vol. xxx111.) 
Dutcu TRADE WITH LONDON; v. AccounrTs, 194. 


EASTHAMPSTEAD ROADS :— 
251. Return from the Rector, &amp;c. of the Parish of Easthampstead, in the County of Berks, 
of all Highways or Footpaths stopped up since the year 1820 in the said Parish; 
and, Return fons the Clerk of the Peace of the Conley of Berks, of all Orders 


of Justices for the same purpose, and forthe same period - - - -— = 
[Further Returns to be made forthwith, 582. 


EAST INDIA:— 


252. Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the East India Company granting any 
Pension, Salary or Gratuity - = - i ae A + Ul 


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Sess. 1833. D 

















Ordered. | Presented. 
by Address. 379 
by Address. a 

by Address. 733 
395 
by Address, 
1 10th Feb, \ 79 
1832. 
232 260 
by Address. 665 
by Act. 644 
by Address. 724 
360 399 
373 
408 489 | 
358 409 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. of 


East IND1A—continued. . iden: 
253. Copy of the Report of Mr. Chaplain, formerly Commissioner in the Deccan to =| 





Bombay Government, 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 - - - - = = = = = = = 
. Ninth Report of the Commissioners of Tanjore Debts; printed206 - - = ~-) 
(Sess. Papers, N° 104. vol. xvit.) J 


. Copy of Correspondence between the Court of Directors of the East India oy 





pany and the Board of Control, respecting the East India Charter; printed 227 - 
(Sess. Papers. N* 125 &amp; 126. vol. xxv.) 

. Copy of the Proceedings of the Bombay Government connected with the Report o 
Mr. Chaplain, late Commissioner in the Deccan, on the Case of Narroba Govind 
ee eee ee ee, ee ee ee, ee ee re ee ee 

. Account of the Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion imported into, and exported from 
India and China to or from Europe or America; distinguishing Gold from Silver, 
in each year, from the earliest period the Account can be furnished; printed 492 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 390. vol. x x11I.) 

. Continuation, to the latest period to which they can be made up, of all Accounts) 
relating to the Trade of India and China, and to the Finances of India, which 
were presented in 1829 and 1830; printed 316, 324, 423, 492,519 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 229, 306, 391 &amp; 425. vol. xxv.) 

. Regulations passed by the Governors of Bengal, Fort Saint George and _— 
in 1831; printed 379 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 277. vol. xxv.) 

. 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 ‘hast India Company; printed 380 - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 271. vol. xxv.) 


.) Copies of the Proceedings of the East India Company, and of the Corres oe 


between the President of the India Board, and the Court of Directors, subsequent 
to the 27th of March last, respecting the East India seg, tf Charter; printed 473 
(Sess. Papers, n° 370. vol. xxv.) 

. Copy of the Proceedings of the General Court of Proprietors of East India Stock, 
which took place upon the 10th of June 1833, relating to the negotiation between 
His Majesty’s Government and the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East 
India Company ; printed 484 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 378. vol. xxv.) 

. Copy‘or Extract of any Despatch which may have been addressed by the Court of 
Directors to the Supercargoes at Canton, in reference to the Voyage recently under- 
taken by the Ship Amherst, to the North East Coast of China, together with a Copy 
of any Reports or Journals of the said Voyage; printed 503 - - -— = 

(Sess. Papers, N° 410. vol. xxv.) 

. Copies or Extracts of the Letter from the Deputy Secretary to the Governor — 
in Council, to the Secretary of the Court of Directors of the East India Company, | 
dated Fort William, 7th September 1830, and other Correspondence; printed 513 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 418. vol xxv.) 

. List of all Pensions granted by the East India Company, to Commanders, Officers, 
&amp;c., of the Commercial Marine Service, since 1798 to the present time; printed 
611,700 - - . . - (Sess. Papers, n* 582 &amp; 6y3. vol. xxv1.) 

[Returns to be made forthwith, 609.) 

. Return of the Bonding Warehouses in the City of London, and in the County of 
Middlesex, in the occupation of the East India Company, which have been approved 
of as places of special Security; printed 592 - . . - ~ - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 560. vol. xxvi.) - 

of the Number of Writers and Cadets appointed in each year from 1813 

to 1833 ; distinguishing so far as is practicable, those who were the sons of Officers 

either in the Civil or Military Service in India; printed 580 - - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 536. vol. x xvi.) 

. Copy of a Letter from the Trustees of the Deccan Booty, to the Secretary of the 
cals dated 22d June 1825, as originally written, and other Correspondence ; 
printed 610 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 580. vol. xxvi.) 

of Correspondence between the Board of Control and the Court of Directors 

of the East India Company, on the renewal of the Charter, and the Bill relating 

thereto, subsequently to that already laid before the House; printed 587 -  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 549. vol. xxv.) 

. Return of all the Judges who have served in the several Presidencies of India, in the 
Islands of Ceylon, Mauritius and Malta, at the Cape of Good Hope, on the Coast 
of Africa, and in any of the Colonies in the West Indies and in British North 
America, who now enjoy Pensions or Retired Allowances ;_ printed 585 - . 

(Sess. Papers, N° 545. vol. x xvi.) 

. Account of the Salaries and Allowances paid by the Government in India, at each 
of the Pres:dencies, for the support of the Clerzymen and Priests, and Places of 
Worship of the several religious persuasions in that Country in 1830 or 1831 ; 
printed 641 Ake a ei (Sess. Papers, n° 626. vol. xxv.) 

. Copies of the several Minutes of Council, at the Presidency of Madras, by Sir Thomas 
aot Mr. Greme, Mr. Lushington and others, on the subject of extending Trial 
by Jury to the Natives in Criminal Cases ; printed 721 se * ris 

(Sess. Papers, n° 729. vol. xxv1.) 

. Copy of the Minute of the Treasury relative to the Deccan Prize Money, dated 
27th July 1825, and of the Letter of the Trustees of the said Prize Money, dated 632 
18th July 1825, mentioned in the said Minute; and other Correspondence thereon ; : 
printed 703 - - - - . (Sess. Papers, N° 701, vol. xxvi.) 

. —— ofa Memorandum, dated 10th September 1825, on the subject of the Deccan 
Prize Money, signed by the Duke of Wellington, and sent to the First Lord of the 649 
Treasury; printed 703 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 702. vol. xxvI.) J 

. Copies or abstracts of the answers of J. H. Baber, esquire, to questions relative 
Slavery in India, proposed to him by the India Boatrd- =9- - - - - 

76. Annual Account made up to 1st May 1833, of the Proceeds of the Sale of Goods and 
Merchandize of the East India Company; printed721 - - - ° . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 730- vol. xxv.) 











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a 


by Address. 





eS 


587 


\pdiaenieonebet 


623 


(cones shinee 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. ™ 

East INDIA—continued. 

277. Regulations passed by the Governors of Bengal, Fort Saint George and aban 
in 1833; printed 732 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 755. vol. xxv.) - 

— V. Accounts, 17, 33, 177, 180, 181. 

East INDIA CHARTER; v. AccouNTS, 255, 261, 262, 269. 

East Inp1a COMPANY’S WAREHOUSES; v. Accounts, 266. 

East INDIA HALF PAY; v. Accounts, 13. 

East Inp1a StTock; v. Accounts, 262. 

EccLESIASTICAL CORPORATIONS ; v0. ACCOUNTS, 392. 

EccESIASTICAL REVENUE AND PATRONAGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 399, 470, 480. 

EccLESIASTICAL TITHES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 400. 

Economy LANDS; v. Accounts, 453. 

EpinsurGH LocaL TAXATION; v. Accounts, 692. 

EpucaTION; v. Accounts, 376, 466, 689. a 

ELECTIONS, BARRISTERS AT; v. Accounts, 89, 90, 337, 384. 

ELECTORS; v. AccouNTS, 337-0 


ELectTors (Oxford) :— 
278. Return of the Number of Electors enrolled in the Register of the City of Oxford, as 
entitled to vote under 2 Will. IV. c. 45, at the last General Election, and the| 
Election in March last ; distinguishing the Number of Freemen and Householders ; 
printed 664 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 653. vol. xxvtt.) f 


ELuioT, HONOURABLE GEORGE; »v. Accounts, 719. 


EMIGRANTS :— 
279. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year from 1st April 1839 to 31st 


March 1834, to enable His Majesty to grant relief to Toulonese and Corsican 
Emigrants and others; printed 265. Referred 671.- = - - - od . 


(Sess. Papers, n° 167. vol. xx1Vv.) 
EMIGRATION :— 


280. Copies of Correspondence relating thereto; printed 247 a ee 2 ee 
(Sess. Papers, n° 141. vol. xxv1.) } 

281. Returns of the Number of Persons who have emigrated from Great Britain and 
Ireland to the British Colonies, and to the United States of America in each ven 

* from 1825 to 31st December 1832 ; printed 703 - * 


(Sess. Papers, n° 696. vol. xxv1.) 
Ertrick FOREST; v. Accounts, 706. 


EXCHEQUER BILLS :— 


282. Accounts of all Exchequer Bills issued in pursuance of 11 Geo. IV. c. 26, &amp;c., out- 
standing and unprovided for ; and of all Exchequer Bills issued or authorized to be| 
issued, charged on the Supplies 1833 unprovided for ; printed 43. Referred 47, 144 | 

— V. Accounts, 562. (Sess. Papers, no 8. vol. xxutt.) 


ExcHEQUER BILLs, Pusiic Works :— 
283. Return of the Names of the Commissioners appointed and now officiating for 4 


re 
ne Ae ee 


issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works in England; of the yearly expenses of 
theBoard ; and of the amount of Exchequer Billissued printed 597 - e 
ExcHequer, Court oF :— (Sess. Papers, N° 564. vol. xxx1Vv.) 
284. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required im the year ending 31st March 
1834, to defray the Expenses of Messengers attending the First Lord of the Treasury 
and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the four patent Messengers of the Court of 
Exchequer and various ancient Allowances to the Officers of that Court ; printed 
265. Referred 671 - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxtv.) 
— V. Accounts, 395, 760, 762. 
EXCHEQUER FEES; v. ACCOUNTS, 35, 45: 
EXCISE :— 
285. Accounts of all Soap made in each Town in Great Britain from 5th January 1832 to 
5th January 1833; of Soap exported and Drawbacks paid thereon, and Quanity! 


exported to Ireland ; printed 233 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 191. vol. xxx11I.) 


286. Return of the Number of Excise Collectors in Scotland, with their Salaries and 
Expenses during the year ended 5th January 1833; printed256- - - + 
(8ess. Papers, n°176. vol. xxx1II.) 
287, —_-—— of all Persons confined for breach of the Laws of Excise and Customs, | 
within the year ending Michaelmas 1832, committed by Justices of the Peace for 
non-payment of Penalties ; printed 346 - (Sess. Papers, no 248, vol. xxx11I.) J 
288. 


last two Years respectively ; the Quantity imported from Ireland within the same 
period,and Duty paid thereon - - - - - = = = «- = 


289. Copy of Treasury Minute granting a special Superannuation AllowancetoTerence Brady 


290. Account of the Number of Excise Licenses issued under Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64, for the 
half year ending 31st March 1831 and 1832-3, distinguishing the Counties “| 


of the amount of duty paid on Starch manufactured in Great Britain for me 


Excise Districts, and the number of Houses for the sale of Beer, Ale and Spirits ; - 





printed 519 - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, no 426. vol. xxx111.) 
291. of the aggregate Amount of Excise Duties received as Duty on stained 

Paper in the United Kingdom ; rp | the Number of Pieces and Yards stained in 

England, Scotland and Ireland, in each of the last ten years; stating the Rate and 

Amount of Duty; printed4i9 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 302. vol. xxx111.) 
292 


. Return of the Number of Glass Houses respectively employed in the manufacture o 
certain sorts of Glass, in each year, from 1826 to 1832, inclusive, and the Amount 
of Duty charged on each sort of Glass, for the same period; printed 468 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 364. vol. xxx111.) 


VOL. 88.—Sess. 1833. D2° 











Ordered. | Presented. 
by Act. 732 
652 664. 
King’s 
Ciimnind: 263 
by Address, 247 
by Address. 702 
43 43 
542 597 
King’ 
eames 263 
45 207 
127 256 
163 331 
283 |] 338 
by Act. 287 
302 519 
3°3 409 
335 468 





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; : Ordered. | Presented. of 
EXxc1sSE—continued. y NER a 
293. Return ‘of the Number of Bricks and Tiles upon which Duty has been paid between 
5th January 1832 and 5th January 1833, in England and Scotland ; distinguishing 
the Amount paid in each County; printed 51g -  - -— - w) ees Wy 
(Sess. Papers, n° 420. vol. xx XIII.) 
294. Copy of the Appointment of the present Solicitor of Excise for Scotland, the Amount) 
of yearly Salary and Emoluments, &amp;c.; printed 562 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 500. vol. xx x111.) J 
295. First Report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Establishments of the Depart- King’s 
ment of Excise - - - - - - - - ~ ° - =f | Command. 


— V. Accounts, 130, 182, 187, 220, 287. 





373 


433 


Excise AND CUSTOMS CONVICTIONS; v. Accounts, 287. 
Excise COLLECTORS; v. Accounts, 286. 

EXCISE LICENSES ; v. AccouNTs, 290. 

Excise SOLIcITOR (Scotland); v. Accounts, 294. 

EXCISE SUPERANNUATION ; v. Accounts, 187, 289. 
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS; v. Accounts, 184, 210, 214. 





FACTORIES :— 
296. Instructions from the Central Board of Factory Commissioners to the District and King’s 
Medical Commissioners; printed 383 - (Sess. Papers, n° 274. vol. xxxI.) Command. 


297. Return of the Names of the Commissioners, and Copy of the Commission; printed 
441 ~ - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 331. vol xx x1.) 


298. First Report of the Commissioners; printed 534 - - - - - ~ King’s 
(Sess. Papers, N° 450. vol. xx.) } Command. 





by Address. 


King’s 
Command, 


299. Second Report of the Commissioners; printed 573 - - - - - t 
(Sess. Papers, N° 519. vol. x x1.) 


FAIRFAX AND YATES’S PENSIONS :— 


goo. Estimate of the Sum required for the purchase of the Pensions granted by King 
Charles the Second to Nicholas Fairfax and his heirs for ever, and to the heirs of King’s 

Nicholas Yates and their heirs for ever; printed 265. Referred.671 - “| aye 

(Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xxiv.) 


301. Copy of the Warrant or Deed by which the above Pensions were granted; printed 6 

401 = - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 292. vol. xx111.) 305 
FEE FuNDS (GOVERNMENT OFFICES) :— 

302. Return of the Total Amount received for, and forming the Fee Funds in the several 
Offices of the Treasury, the Offices of the three Secretaries of State, Privy Council | 
and Committee of Privy Council for Trade in 1832; stating the Appropriation of 
the same printed 499 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 406. vol. xx111.) 


— V. Accounts, 764, 765. 
Fees; v. Accounts, 7, 387, 618, 728, 780. 
Fees iN LUNACY; v. Accounts, 506. 
Fees, Common Law Courts; v. Accounts, 146. 


396 





FELONS PROPERTY :— 
303. Return of all Property and Money of convicted Felons, by whom received, and how 
disposed of, from ist July 1832 to 1st July 1833; printed 733 - - + 


by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, n° 765. vol. x x1x.) 


FINANCE ACCOUNTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner; v. Ac- 
COUNTS, 188, 228 to 230, 633 to 639. 

FirE INSURANCES; v. Accounts, 645. 

Fiax AND HEmpP; v. Accounts, 223, 

FLINTER, CAPTAIN ; v. ACCOUNTS, 454, 475. 

Fiour; v. Accounts, 160, 162, 166. 

ForEIGN WINE; v. Accounts, 196, 199, 221, 743, 746. 

ForEIGN WINES AND SPIRITS; v. AccouUNTS, 221, 743, 746. 

Fort SAINT GEORGE; v. AccouNTS, 259, 277. 

Four-AND-HALF PER CENT. DUTIES :— 


304. Account of the Amount of Four-and-Half Per Cent. Duties; stating the Amount 
received from each Island, and specifying the several Pensions and Charges | 
payable therefrom in 1826 and 1832; printed429 - - - - = - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 317. vol. xx111.) 
FRENCH CLAIMS :— 


305. Return of the Sums, which, out of the Funds received from France in liquidation of 

British Claims, have been advanced by the Treasury to the Office of Woods; 
printed 307 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 219. vol. xxxIv.) 

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 232, 687, 688. 

FULL Pay: v. Accounts, 38. 

FUNDED DEBT; v. Accounts, 229, 230, 231. 

FURNITURE ; v. Accounts, 574. 

GALWAY CORPORATION ; v. ACCOUNTS, 444. 

GaLway RoapDs; v. Accounts, 378, 474. 

GAMBIA, &amp;c.; v. ACCOUNTS, 590. 

GAME LAwWs; v. Accounts, 603. 


GAOLS: 
306. Return of the Establishment of Officers and Servants employed in each County Gaol 
and House of Correction in England and Wales; printed 553 - - - - by Address. | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 493. vol. xxVT1I.) } 
307. of the greatest Number of Persons confined at one time in each Gaol and 
House of Correction in England and Wales, in the year ending 1st January 1833 7 by Address. 
printed 550- = silicate - - (Sess. Papers, n° 484. vol. xxviil.) 


























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


GAOLS—continued. 
308. Return of the several Places of Confinement in England ‘and Wales, which do mh) 
come under the Gaol Act 4 Geo. IV.‘c.64; printed 550 - - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 485. vol. xxviii.) J 
— V. Accounts, 361, 696. 
GARRISONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 9, 10, 2j to 28, 50. 
GENERAL ELECTION; v. Accounts, 385. 
GLASS; v. ACCOUNTS, 213, 221, 292. 
GODERICH, VISCOUNT; v. ACCOUNTS? 105. 
GOLD; v. Accounts, 532, 534, 
GoLpD COINAGE; v. Accounts, §33- 
GOLD AND SILVER :— 
309. Statements of the Value of Gold and Silver raised in the several Mining Countries of 
America and Russia: printed 307 ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 216, vol. xx111.) 
— V. Accounts, 257. 
GOLD AND SILVER PLATE :— 
glo. Return, showing the annual Net Produce of the Duty levied on wrought Gold and 
‘Silver Plate, in each year, from 1804 to 1832 inclusive; printed 338 - - - 
— fe (Sess. Papers, n° 246. vol. xx111.) 
Goops WAREHOUSED; v. AccouNTS, 209. 
GossETT, SIR WILLIAM; »v, Accounts, 369, 452, 475. 
GOULBURN, Mr.; v. Accounts, 168. 
GOVERNMENT MESSENGERS :— 


311. Account of the manner in which the Sum of £. 38,193 voted in 1832, for the defraying 
of Contingent Expenses and Expenses of Messengers was expended; print 
541 = - a eee - (Sess. Papers, n° 470. vol. xx111.) 


GRAIN; v. Accounts, 160. 

GRAND CANAL; v. AccounTs, 424. 

GRAND JuRY CESS: v. AccounNTS, 412. 

GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 350. 
GREECE; v. Accounts, 774. 

GREME, MR.; v. Accounts, 272. 

GREENWICH HOSPITAL :— 


312. Account of the aggregate Amount of Expense for, and Number of Agents, &amp;c., 
employed in managing the Estates of Greenwich Hospital, in the Counties of Nor- 
thumberland, Durham and Cumberland, in 1832, with other particulars; printed 
367 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 258. vol. xx1v.) 


313. Copy of a Letter of 4th May 1833, from the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital 
to the Lords of the Admiralty, on the Changes in the management of the Green- 
wich Hospital Estates in the North, to accompany the Returns to the Order of the 
House of 23d April 1833; printed 366 - (Sess. Papers,§n° 258. vol. xxiv.) 


GRIFFITH, MR.; v. Accounts, 440. 
GUARDS ; v. Accounts, 10. 
GUN, MR.; v. Accounts, 429. 


HACKNEY RATE PAYERS AND VESTRY :— 


314. Return of the Number of Persons rated to the Relief of the Poor, in the Parish o 
Hackney, for one year or more, and who had paid all their Parochial Rates due 
within a certain time, and the Number of Votes given for or against the adoption 
ofthe VestryAct - - - - 2 2 2 2S 2 28 2 « 


HALF Pay; v. Accounts, 13, 99; 43, 51, 53- 
HAMERTON, ; v, ACCOUNTS, 219. 
HAMPSON, SIR G. F.; v. Accounts, 562. 
HARVEY, SIR JOHN; v. AccounTs, 475. 
HrEAD-MoNneEY;; v. Accounts, 565. 

HeEmpP; v. Accounts, 223. 

HERRING FISHE RY :— 


315. Report of the Commissioners for the Herring Fishery of their Proceedings, year 
ended §th April 1832, being Fishing 1831 Pe ee we ry ee 7 


HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 700. 
HIGHWAYS :— 
316. Surveyors of the Highways in every Le ag etry: or other Place, in England tl 





Wales, to prepare an Account of the amount of Money levied for Poor Rates 
and County Rates, during the Year ending 25th March 1833_—s- - 2+. 
HosBsBs’ PoInT PIER: 
317. Estimate of the Sum that will be required in the Year, from 1st April 1833 to 31st} 
March 1834, to complete the Pier at Hobbs’ Point; printed 265. Referred 671 |- 
HoLYHEAD PACKETS -— (Sess. Papers, N° 165. vol. xx1v.) J 
318. Account of the Number of Passengers by the Holyhead Packets, for six peer | 
to ist June 1833; and for the corresponding six months, to ist June 1832; 
printed 552 - = = - . - (Sess. Papers; n° 486. vol. xx x111.) J 
HOLYHEAD AND HowTH ROADS AND HarBours :— 
319. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the Shrewsbury and Moin} 


Roads, between ist February 1832 and ist February 1833, and Report of Mr. John 
Provis thereon; printed 222 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 124. vol. xvii.) 


320. Estimate of the Sum required, during the year, commencing 5th April 1833, by the 
Commissioners for the Improvement of the Holyhead and Liverpool Roads, Holy- 
head and Howth Harbours, &amp;c.; printed 265. Referred 671 - - - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xxiv.) J 
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Ordered. | Presented. 
by Address. §20 
by Address. 307 
by Address. 338 
396 541 
303 367 
366 366 
240 265 
by Act. 133 
594 
King’ 
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552 552 
by Act. 222 
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HOLYHEAD AND HowTH RoADS AND HARBOURS—continued, 


Arrenprx. 
321. Tenth Report of the Commissioners appointed by Act 4 Geo. IV. c.74, relative to 
the Bridges over the Menai Straits, &amp;c. and the Holyhead Roads; printed 724 - 


724 
(Sess. Papers, N° 739. vol. xv1I.) 


Hops :— 
322. Account of the Total Number of Acres of Land in Great Britain under the panies | 
of Hops in 1832; of the Duty on Hops grown in 1832; printed202 - - = - 
(Sess Papers, n° 96. vol. xxx11I,) J 
323. of the Quantity of Foreign Hops exported and imported from and to Foreign 
Countries; printed 279,307 - (Sess. Papers, n° 196 &amp; 217. vol. xxx1lI.) 
Horton, Sir R.J. W.; v. Accounts, 105. 
House oF COMMONS; v. Accounts, 147 to 151,578, 581. 
House oF INDUSTRY; v. Accounts, 417. 
House OF Lorps; v. Accounts, §04, 505- 
HOUSES RATED AT £.10:— 


324. Return of the Amount paid on all Houses rated at the yearly value of £. 10 in Great 
Britain, and the Number of Surcharges on Houses so rated, in the Years ending 

Sth April 1832 and sth April 1833; printed 468 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 365. vol. xx x11.) 


HIOUSES UNTENANTED (WESTMINSTER) :— 
325. Return of the Number of Houses in the different Parishes of Westminster un-) 
tenanted or unoccupied, at the last periods of rating to the Local'faxes - -Jf 
House Tax; v. Accounts, 444, 447, 653, 668. : 
House AND WINDOWTA4XES; v. Accounts, 627, 650, 655. 
House AND WINDOW TAXES SURCHARGES; v. Accounts, 641. 
HowrTH HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 320. 
HULL Port; v. Accounts, 217, 779. 
JAMAICA :— 


326. Return of the Number of Slaves in each of the West India Colonies, as they stood 
at the original, and each of the subsequent Registrations ; Memorial and State- 
ment of the Baptist Missionaries, dated igth April 1832 ; Copy of the Minutes ae EF Hp 
of Evidence taken on the Trial of Henry Williams; and, Number of captured aia 
Negroes and Crown Slaves liberated in each of the Colonies; printed 585 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 539, 540, 541 &amp; 542. vol. xxvi.) 

327. Returns of Members of Council, their Offices, Salary, &amp;c.; printed 585 - } 


by Address. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 544. vol. x xvi. ort tc 


JESUITS :— 
328, Return of Notices or Statements delivered to the Clerks of the Peace under Act 
10 Geo. IV. c.7; printed 503 ~ = (Sess. Papers, n° 411. vol: xxvit.) 
IMPERIAL GAS LIGHT AND CoKE COMPANY :— 
329. Return of the Contingency Fund - i 1 by Act. 


IMPORTS AND ExPoRTS; v. Accounts, 184, 210, 214. 
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT; v. Accounts, 380. 
INDIAN GOVERNMENT; v. Accounts, 264. 

INDIA TRADE; v. Accounts, 258. 

INHABITED House Duty; v. Accounts, 644, 659. 
INLANDNAVIGATION; v. Accounts 426. 


INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ Court :— 
330. Estimate of the Sum which may be required to defray the Charge of the Salaries of 
the Commissioners and others, of the Insolvent Debtors’ Court; printed 265. 
Referred 671 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv, 
331. Return of the manner in which the Sum of £.12,624. voted in 1832, for — 
the Expenses of thesaid Court wasexpended - - - + = = = 
INSOLVENTS; v. Accounts, 88, 381, 471. 


INSPECTORS GENERAL OF PRISONS; v, Accounts, 354, 360. 


Joint STOCK BANKS :— 
332. Account of the Places where United or Joint Stock Banks have been established under} 
Act 7 Geo, IV. c. 46, together with the Number of Partners therein, since 25th 
May 1832; printed 464 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 351. vol. x x11.) J 
333- ofall places where United or Joint Stock Banks have been established, under 
Act 7 Geo. IV. c. 46, together with the Number of Partners therein ; the souiient 
Capital of each such Bank, and the Amount of Capital paid up; printed 562 -| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 504. vol. xx 111.) 
334- Returns of all Joint Stock Banks in England that have suspended Payment, or navel 
become Bankrupt to the present time; and the Number of Private Banks that 
have suspended Dormant in 1824 to the present time; printed 560 mA 
(Sess. Papers, n° 489. vol. xx x1.) 





by Address. 


King's 
i Command. 


396 





IRELAND :— 


335. Returns relating to the Constabulary Police of Ireland during the last three years ; 
printed 484 - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, N° 379. vol. xxx11.) 

336. Account of all Benefices in Ireland in which Divine Service, according to the Forms 
of the United Church of England and Ireland, has not been celebrated within the 
three years ending 12th February 1833; printed 496.552 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n°* 399 &amp; 491. vol. xxvVII.) 
[Returns from certain Dioceses to be made forthwith, 528.) 

337- Return of Electors registered in each County, &amp;c. in Ireland, entitled to vote ol 
2 Will. IV. c. 88, the right in which each registered, the nature and amount of the 
Qualification, and the Number polled at the late Election ; printed 266 = - 

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IRELAND—continued. 


338. 


339- 
340. 
341. 
342. 


343+ 


344- 


345+ 


346. 


347- 


348. 


349+ 


350. 


35}- 


352 


353 


. 


364+ 


356. 


357 


368. 


359+ 


360. 


361. 


362. 


363. 


364. 


365. 


366. 


VOL. 


Return of all Sums recovered and received under any proceeding by the Attorney 
General for Ireland, under 2 Will. [V.c.41.(Tithes Act) up to 1st February 1833. 
[Extracts to be printed, 544.) (Sess. Papers, n° 479. vol. x xvi.) 


Account of the Number of Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland ; distinguishing their 
Names, Religion, Time of Appointment, from what Situations chosen, their Emolu- 
ments, &amp;c.; printed278 - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 191. vol. xxXx1I.) 


Return of the Number of Roman Catholics admitted into Corporate Offices in Ireland, 
since the passing of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill, and the Names of the Corpo- 
rations; printed 694 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 568. vol. xxx1v.) 

of the Number of Persons tried and found guilty within the last twelve 

months, in the counties of Kilkenny, Mayo, and Queen’s; and the Number tried 

and acquitted in the same Counties in the same time; printed159 - - - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 66. vol. xx1x.) 
of the Number and Nature of Offences reported to the Government as el 








taken place in the County of Clare in 1831 and 1832; printed167  -~— - 
. (Sess. Papers, N° 79. vol. xx1x.) 

Copy of the Oath taken by the Protestant Clergy of Ireland on being inducted to 

their Livings - - - - ° a . ‘ “ - a “ *} 
Return of the Number of Churches in each Benefice or Union in Ireland, apocitying) 

the number of Benefices if more than one in each such Benefice, &amp;c.; printed 496, \ 

552, 571 - - - (Sess. Papers, N* 400, 491 and §21. vol. xxviI.) J 

[Returns from certain Dioceses to be made forthwith, 528.] 


of the Number of Offences against the Law which have been committed in 
Ireland during 1831 and 1832, so far as Returns of such Offences have been made 
to the Irish Government; specifying the general nature of the Offences, and the 
Counties or Places in which they have occurred; printed167 - - + = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 80. vol. xx1x.) 


Comparative Abstract of the two last Population Returns made in Ireland ; printed 
78 _ + |e ee we (Sess. Papers, n° 23. vol. xxx1V.) 





Copy of any Letter or Lettets of Instruction sent from the Irish Government to Regis-1 


tering Barristers in October 1832; printed 204 (Sess. Papers, N° 100. vol. xxvit.) J 
Account of the Money in the hands of the Treasurer of each County, County of a City.) 


’ 


and County of a Town in Ireland in each of the last three years after the Payments 
at each Spring and Summer Assizes and October Sessions - - - = -J 





of Stamp Duties on certain Law Proceedings in Ireland in the year ended 
5th January 1833 ; printed 79 - - (Sess. Papers, no 18. vol. xx x11.) 


Accounts of Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several Counties, Cities 
and Towns of Irelandin1832- - - (Sess. Papers, n° 19. vol. xxxv.) 
[Abstract to be printed, 79.] 


Returns of Reductions and Alterations of the Duties of Lights in Ireland since 1822 ; 
printed 256 - - -  - © (Sess. Papers, n° 170. vol. xxx1I1.) 

Account of the Gross Sum collected for Light Dues in Ireland, the Gross Amount 
paid for Commission, the Amount paid to each Collector, and the rate per cent. or 
the year 1831 ; printed 256 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 170. vol. xx x111.) 

Return of the state of the Curragh of Kildare, setting forth the Number of Acres con- 
tained in it, and all rents, issues and profits derived, paid to, or demanded by, any 
person or persons ; printed 167 - + (Sess. Papers, n° 81. vol. xxxv.) 

Account of the Salaries, Emoluments and Duties of the Inspectors General of Prisons 
in Ireland; printedi59- - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 64. vol. xx1x.) 


of their Salaries ; detailed Expense of maintaining Convicts in the County of Dublin 
Gaol, and of Kilmainham Gaol for five years; printed 204 - - - = - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 101. vol. XXVIII.) 


of unclaimed and unappropriated Balances in the hands of the a 


. Return of the Names of the Officers employed in the Convict Department and aa 





for the different Counties in Ireland for the last three years; printed 254  - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 147. vol. xx Xv.) 
Report of the Commissioners of Public Works (Ireland); printed165 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 75. vol. xvil.) J 
Returns of the Names of all Officers deriving any pay, emolument or advantage 
from Appointments in the Privy Council of Ireland, &amp;c.; printed254 - - = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 148. vol. xx111.) 


Return of the Arrears of Tithe due in the several Dioceses in Ireland from 1st May 
1829; printed 566 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 509. vol. xxvil.) 
The Eleventh Report of the Inspectors General on the General State of the Prisons of 
Ireland in 1833; printed 159 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. xvi1.) 
Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace of the several Coun- 

ties, &amp;c. in Ireland, of the Number of Persons committed to the different Gaols for 
Trial in 1832; printed 157 - - &lt;- (Sess. Papers, n° 61. vol. xx1x.) 
Return of the Number of Summonses issued and Penalties awarded against Masters of 
Ships or Vessels under Act 39 Geo. III. c. 38, for having Fires on Board in the River 
Liffey ; Referred to Select Committee on Dublin and Kingstown Ship Canal, 566 - 
Copy of Warrant granting Compensation to William Edward Porter, esquire, Clerk 
of the Recognizances in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, for one year ending 
ed November 1832 - - - 2 = © |= 25 «© |= = = 


Copy of the Twenty-first Report of the Commissioners for auditing the Public 
Accounts of Ireland; printed 204 - (Sess. Papers, n° 102. vol. xvii.) 


Return of the Expense of erecting the Carlow District Lunatic Asylum; distin- 

guishing the purchase of Land, from expense of Building, &amp;c.; printed 278 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 192. vol. xxxIVv.) 

——w— of Papers relating to the retired Allowance granted to D’Arcy Mahon, 

— upon the Consolidation of the Board of Stamps in Great Britain and 

Ireland, and of the other Provisional Commissioners of Stamps in Ireland; printed 
455 - - = = = = «= (Sess. Papers, n° 338. vol. xxx11.) 


88.——Se.ss 1833. E2 








Ordered. | Presented. 
400 
39 540 
41 378 
41 604 
41 157 
41 1 67 
41 139 
1 f 496 
58 {Sse 
57! 
61 167 
61 78 
72 204 
79 346 
by Act. 79 
by Act. 79 
101 256 
101 256 
124 1 67 
128 157 
128 204 
135 254 
136 153 
144 254 
153 566 
_ by Act. 157 
by Act. 157 
158 566 
by Act, 158 
by Act. 204 

214 278 
231 455 





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IRELAND—continued.  ApPenpix. 
367. Returns of the Number of Commissions of Bankruptcy which have been issued in rns 
each year in Ireland, from ist January 1823 to ist January 1833; printed 401 - 232 400 
(Sess. Papers, N° 293. vol. XxX1I.) } | 
368. Copies of the several Bills of Costs furnished to the Crown in all cases since 5th | 
July 1831, by the Irish Crown Solicitors, Money paid on account thereof, and the 253 
. Amount - - - - - - - fs - - *; © - - 
[Order for Papers discharged, 621.] 
369. Copy of Correspondence between the Reverend Patrick O’Gorman (Parish Priest of 
Rath and Kilnaboy) and Sir William Gossett, relative to the withdrawal of a Police 253 nd 
Guard from the residence of Edward Synge, Esquire, in February last ;_ printed 278 : 
(Sess. Papers, N° 193. vol. xx x11.) 
370. Return relative to the State of the Phoenix Park, adjoining the City of Dublin; | 5, gadress. a 
printed 254 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 145. vol. xxxv.) . ot 
371. — of the Number of Persons committed to the Gaol of Carlow, during the last 
six months ; of those convicted and discharged at the late Assizes ; and, of those 261 327 
remaining untried = - - - ° - - ° - - - - - 
372. — of Sums paid to each Newspaper respectively for the insertion of Goren-) 
ment Proclamations, from the date of the last Return; distinguishing the Amount 262 311 
of each Quarter; printed 318 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 238. vol. xx x11.) J 
373- Estimate for Works and Repairs to Kingstown Harbour, from 1st April 1833 to gist King’s aie 876 
March 1834; printed 265. Referred 671 (Sess. Papers, N° 165. vol. xxiv.) Command. t 
374- —- of the Amount required to be granted in 1833, to complete the proposed iis 
Grant for theworks at Donaghadee Harbour ; peers 265. Referred 671 -\. | Commend, 262 877 
(Sess. Papers, N° 165. vol. xxiv.) J 
375. —- of the Sum required to pay the annual Compensation awarded to Sir 
Abraham King, late King’s Stationer in Ireland, for losses sustained by him by King’s 26 906 
reason of the revocation of his Patent, for one year; printed 265. Referred Command. 4 
671 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 168. vol. xxiv.) 
376. Estimates of the Sum necessary to enable the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to issue 
Money for the advancement of Education; of the Expense of the Foundling —_ 26 
Hospital in Dublin, and other Charitable Institutions in [reland, for one year, com- 7 | Gynnrésd. {oes 928-941 
mencing 1st April 1833, and ending 3ist March 1834; printed 265. Referred wai 
671 - . - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 171. vol. xxiv.) 
377. Return of the Barristers appointed by the Lord Lieutenant under the Irish Reform Act 
for the Registry of Voters; the Sums paid to them, and Number of Days they were 
employed ; and whether any and how many had taken the benefit of the Insolvent 267 
Act previous to their Appointment = - - 2 - - . -« oh 
[Order for Account discharged, 282.] J 
378. Returns of Sums advanced by Government since 1821, for Public Works within 
the County of the Town of Galway, and the Counties of Galway and Mayo; 276 400 | 
printed 401 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 285. vol. x xxv.) 
379- of the Number of Masters employed in each of the Schools in Ireland, called | 
“ The Schools of Erasmus Smith,” with the Amount of Salary and Perquisites th 276 400 
each; printed 465 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 355. vol. xxxv.) 
380. Return of all Persons imprisoned for Debt in each of the three last years in Ireland, 
with the Amount of the Debts of such Persons; printed 465 - - - - 276 441 
(Sess. Papers, N° 356. vol. xx1x.) 
381. - of all Persons taking the benefit of the Insolvent Act, foreach of the three “6 
years last past in Ireland, and the Amount of the Debts of such Persons - } al 
382. of all Persons against whom Commissions of Bankruptcy have been issued for 
each of the three years last past in Ireland, and the Amount of the Debts of sch 276 400 
Persons; printed 401 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 293. vol. xx x1.) 
383. - of the Assessment passed at the two Vestries held in Easter Week, in a 278 , 
Parish of Saint Peter (Dublin); printed 465 (Sess. Papers, N° 357. vol. xx xv.) 7 44 
384. of the Barristers appointed by the Lord Lieutenant, under the Irish Reform 
Act, for the Registry of Persons entitled to vote; printed 486 - - -— = 282 486 
(Sess. Papers, n° 382. vol. xxv11.) 
385 of Monies deposited with Sheriffs or other Returning Officers throughout 
Ireland et the late General Election, by Candidates or their Agents, or by Electors 299 496 
on their behalf; printed 496 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 401. vol. xxvii.) J 
[ Returns to be made forthwith, 435, 571.] 
386. of Salaries paid to the Judges of the Superior Courts in Ireland, in 1792, 
showing the Augmentation thereof at any subsequent periods, with the Amount, as 66 
also the Amount of Retired Allowances at the same periods; printed 366 - = - 3 3 
(Sess. Papers, n° 255. vol. xxx1,) 
387. Returns specifying the precise Amount of the several Fees payable by Officers of the 
Privy Council in Ireland, and the head under which paid ; the Amount of Salary paid 318 400 
to each Officer in 1792, &amp;c.; printed 424 - (Sess. Papers, n° 311. vol. xxxv.) 
388. Statement of the Name of every Privy Councillor in Ireland who has received the 
Allowance of £.9. 10. 5. out of the Customs of London, as a commutation for the 331 374 
Privilege of importing Wine duty free, since 1827 te ee ea, 
389. Copy of the Correspondence between the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland) 
and the Proprietors of Kingstown Railroad, or others on their behalf; printed 401 336 400 | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 291. vol. xx xv.) j | 
390. Return of the Population of the several Counties in Ireland, as enumerated in 1831 ‘\ 66 66 
printed 366 - - - - - (Sess. Papers,n° 254. vol. xxx1Ix.) 3 3 
391. Summaries of the Digest of the Inquiry into the Archiepiscopal and Episcopal Re- Kins’ | 
. . ing $ 
venues and Patronage in Ireland; printed370 - -~ - eho, aie 370 | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 263. vol. x xvVII.) 
392. Account of the Gross Amounts of Income of all Ecclesiastical Corporations in 
Ireland, with an Account of the Amount and Appropriations of the Economy Rates King’s ‘ 
belonging to the Cathedral Churches in Ireland; printed 370 - = ~ ° Command. 37 
(Sess. Papers, n° 264. vol. xx VII.) 
393- of the respective Values of the several Benefices in the different Dioceses o King’s " 
Ireland; printed370 = - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 265. vol. xxvii.) Command. 37 






















































































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





IRELAN D—continued. 


394- 


395- 


396. 


399- 


400. 


40l. 


402. 


403. 


404. 


405. 


406. 


407. 


408. 


409. 


410. 


411. 


412. 
413. 
414. 
415. 


416. 


417. 


418. 


419. 


420. 


424, 


Account, in detail, of the Expenses incurred in making the Census of 1831; printed 
524 - - - =  - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 442. vol, xxx1x.) 
Copy of the Order made by the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, on 13th apna! | 
1832, relative tothe payment of Jurors; printed 524 - . - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 437. vol. xxx1.) J 
Returns of the Amount of Church Rates levied in the Parish of Youghall, in 1832, 
specifying the particular items and purposes, and the Amount rated or cessed out 
Beavis Minden 1833; printed 486 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 383. vol. xxvil.) 


. Return of all Books in which cases determined at Petty Sessions, in the West Riding 


of the County of Cork are entered; setting forth the Names of the Magistrates 
who usually attend such Sessions - - - - - = = ar 


of the Number of Persons who, under the provisions of the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. wil 





c. 119, have agreed for the Payment of Compositions for Tithes in Ireland; printed 
566 = - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 511. vol. xx vVII.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 494.] 
Continuation up to 1st May instant, of the Returns ordered on 13th February last, 
relative to proceedings in Ireland, under the Reform of Parliament (Ireland) Act } 
Returns of the several Sums of Money issued and advanced by the Lord Lieutenant 
out of the Consolidated Fund, upon the application of any Ecclesiastical Persons, 
or Persons entitled to Tithes, or Compositions for Tithes, under 2 Will. IV. c. 41 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 480. vol. xxVII.) 
[Extracts to be printed, 544.] 
Return of the Number of Persons for Trial at the last Spring Assizes, in the Counties 
of Monaghan, Armagh, Antrim and Down, and how disposed of; printed 496 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 402. vol. xx1x.) J 
Copy of the Proceedings before the Magistrates of the County of Kilkenny, in 
which the Police were charged with availing themselves of the Act for suppressing 
disturbances and dangerous Associations in Ireland, for the purpose of collecting 
Tithes; printed 524 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 438. vol. xx x11.) 
Return of the Estates belonging to the endowed School of Clonmel, the Names 
of the Tenants occupying the same, the Amount of their respective Rents, and the 
nature of the Tenures under which the same are held; printed 524 = - - | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 439. vol. xxxv.) 


J 
of the Salaries, Fees and Emoluments received by each of the ny pad 
J 





of the Dublin Police ; specifying out of what Fund, and by what authority paid; 
printed 524 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 440. vol. xx XII.) 
Copy of the Survey made of the Bridge at Athlone, together with a Plan for erecting 
a new one, and an Estimate of the Expense : - - - - - . 
Return of the total Amount of Property, Estates or Monies, vested in or at the 
disposal of the Corporation of Athlone, by Royal Charter, Grant, Custom or; 
Prescription ; printed 544 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 472. vol. xxXxIV.) | 
Copy of the Report of Mr. Rhodes, Government Engineer, on the state of wr | 
Navigation of the River Shannon, particularly of that part of it which is situated 
between Shannon Harbour and Lanesborough Harbour - - - -— = 


of the Rent Roll of the Estates and Income of the Corporation of Limerick ; 
and, of the Income and Expenditure from 29th September 1821, up to the ]-test 
account returned to the Court of D’Oyer Hundred held in that City; printed | 
661 - . - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 649. vol. xx xiv.) 

[Return to be made forthwith, 580.] , 

Return of the Number of Writs issued or sealed by the Courts of Common Pleas and 
King’s Bench, and Law side of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, from the last 
day of April 1832 to 10th June in the same year; and a like Return for the same | 
period in 1833; printed 524 . - (Sess. Papers, n° 447. vol. xxx1.) 

Reports and other Papers on the River Shannon; printed467 - - -— = 

(Sess. Papers, N° 371. vol. xxx1Vv.) 

Return of the Rates of renewal Fines on Bishops’ Leases in Ireland; printed 486 -' 

(Sess. Papers, N° 381. vol xxvil.) 
— of the Amount of Grand Jury Cess of each Parish in the City of na} 








during the last seven years, how applotted, in what proportions, and upon what 
scale or basis; printed 622 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 601. vol. xxxv.) 
——-— of the Names of the Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant, and] 
the Names of the Parishes to which they were appointed, pursuant to the provi- 
sions of 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 119 - - - - - - - - - “f 


Accounts relating to the Police of the City of Dublin) - - - - - - 


Abstract of the Returns relative to Tithes (Ireland) Act, presented upon 16th May) 
last _ -' =. ee ee ee ee Le 

Copies of all Memorials to the Irish Government from Prisoners confined in the Gaol 
of Cork, for Offences connected with Tithes, and Correspondence thereon; printed 
544 - - - - | Ge - (Sess. Papers, n° 471. vol. xxvil.) 

Return of the Number of Paupers in the House of Industry in Dublin; distin-] 

-guishing the Sexes - - - - = = = = = 2 = SJ 

Account of the Salaries and Emoluments of the different Curates in each and every 
Benefice in Ireland; specifying the Number of Years such Curates have been 
employed, and whether employed by Resident or Non-resident Incumbents or Lay 
Impropriators ; printed 721 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 721. vol. xxvil.) 

[Return to be made forthwith, 659.] 

Return of the amount of Sums subscribed by Nominees, now dead, of Life Annuities 
or Tontines created in Ireland in 1773, 1775 and 1777; distinguishing the Sums 
subscribed in each Class respectively; printed 529 - A ie ae 

(Sess. Papers, n° 458. vol. xx111.) 

Copy of Correspondence between Gerald Dease, Esquire, a Magistrate for the County 
of Westmeath, and Sir William Gossett, relative to the levying, with the assist-| 
ance of the Police and Military, certain Tithes, which became due on 1st May last; ( 
printed 524 - -  - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 441. vol. xxvil.) J 

Return of the Amount and Nature of the Property left by the Founders of aad 
Hospitalin New Ross ~- - -— = - - - = = - = 


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Ordered. | Presented. 
390 520 
398 520 
415 486 
419 604 
420 566 
435 540 
435 540 
449 496 
444 528 
453 520 
463 520 
463 
463 549 
463 
404 646 
465 520 

by Address. 467 

by Address.| 486 
489 621 
494 
495 665 
495 
497 540 
498 665 
498 | 721 
507 529 
507 §20 
518 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
IRELAND—continued. ; 


422. 


423. 


424. 


425. 


426. 


427. 


428. 


429. 


430. 


431. 


432. 


436. 
437- 
438. 


439- 


440. 


441. 


442. 


443- 


444. 


445+ 


446. 


447: 


Return from the Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties in Ireland, at what place 
or places the Quarter Sessions of the Peace were holden within their respective &gt; | 
Counties, ini18g92 - - - - - 2 = 2 25 = = = 


Accounts of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Corporation for preserving and 
improving the Port of Dublin, for Twenty years, up to the latest period ; printed 
721 . - - - -  - - (Sess. Papers, N° 722. vol. xx xv.) 

[Returns to be made forthwith, 664.] 

Copy of a Report made to the Court of Directors of the Grand Canal, by the late 
Mr. Jessop, dated 29th April 1800, on the subject of a Ship Canal between the 
Grand Canal Dock and the deep water at Dunleary, with his Estimate of the 
expenses of said Work and other Correspondence ; Referred to Select Committee on 
Dublin and Kingstown Ship Canal, 566 - - - « = - - - 


Return of the Amount advanced by the Lord Lieutenant for the first expense of each 
District Lunatic Asylum, the rate of Interest (if any) at which the money has been 
advanced, &amp;c.; of the Name of each District Lunatic Asylum in Ireland ; stating the 

lace where built, the Counties annexed to it, and the Population of each County 
es the Census of 1831, and the Number of Patients each is capable of accommo- 
dating; printed 701- - -, = (Sess. Papers, n° 695. vol. xxxIv.) 


Copies of the Reports of the Commissioners of Inland Navigation, dated 19th =) 
vember 1804, and other Papers; Referred to Select Committee on Dublin and‘, 
Kingstown Ship Canal, 566 - - - - - - - - “J 


Return of the Salaries and Emoluments of the different Clerks of the Peace wit 


Ireland, during the Three last years - - - - - = = 
— of the Union Compensations, as laid before Parliament in 1805 (from al 





[Return to be made forthwith, 659.] 
Commissioners under 40 Geo, III. c. 34), of all Claims for Compensation on 
account of the representative Franchises of Ireland, which were admitted, to what 
amount and under what conditions they awarded Compensation, and what Claims 
they disallowed and rejected = - - - - - - - - - . 
[Order for Account discharged, 547.] 

Copy of Instructions sent by Mr. Kemmis, the Crown Solicitor, to Mr. Gun, relative 
to his Proceedings for the Collection of Tithes in the County of Tipperary ; 
printed 566 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 512. vol. xxvitI.) J 

Return of all Persons on the Sheriff’s Panel as Jurors for Kildare, who were fined 
within the last twelve months; printed 622.721. - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers. n° 602 &amp; 674. vol. xxxv.) 


— from the Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties in Ireland, stating eo | 





Number of Appeals from Magistrates’ decisions, tried before the Assistant Bar- 
rister at the several Quarter Sessions in January and April last = - vo 


— of the Number of Mail Coach Guards appointed in Ireland within the rat 





two years, specifying their Names and Residences, when appointed, and date of 
Appointment - - - ~ ° « - . . ie re “ “ 


. Copy of the Report of Mr. Rhodes (with Maps) on the Port of Limerick, being + 


Supplementary Report on the state of the Shannon’ - - 25 - = 


. Return of the Charitable Funds and other Property in the possession, order or aie 


sition of each Municipal Corporation in Ireland - - ~.F Say oe ee 


. Copy of the Memorial of Richard Bourne to the Lord Lieutenant on the subject of the 


Ship Canal between Dublin and Kingstown, dated 24th December 1832, and other 
Correspondence relative thereto; printed 622. (Sess. Papers, n° 603. vol. xx xv.) J 


Copies of all Reports of the Soundings of the River Liffey, made annually by the 
Pilots to the Ballast Office, from the Bridge to the Bar, for the last Twelve years } 

Copy of Warrant of the Lord Lieutenant granting Compensation to John Brenan, Esq. 
and Certificate of the Lord Chancellor thereon = - - - - - - rt 

Returns relative to the Corporation of Drogheda - - - - - - - 

[Returns to be made forthwith , 658. ] 

Return of the Amount of Pipe Water Tax levied in Dublin during the last Seven} 
years; the amount of Salary and Allowances received by each Officer employed in 
its management and collection, with a Statement of the Duties performed by them J 

[Return to be made forthwith, 659.]} 

Copy of the Report of Mr. Griffith, Government Engineer, respecting an intended line 
of Canal between the City of Kilkenny and Inistioge, with the Map and Estimate | 
thereof made by order of the Lord Lieutenant in 1832; printed721 - - — - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 723. vol. xx xv.) | 

Return of the Amount paid by Law Students on their Admission to the Inns of Court 

in Ireland, specifying the particular items ; printed 646 - - - - + 
(Sess. Papers, N° 631. vol. xxx1.) 

Account of Advances made from the Consolidated Fund in Ireland for paying the 
Commissioners appointed on behalf of the Incumbents and Parishes for establish- 
ing a Composition for Tithes, &amp;c.; printed 576 ee, Se ee. ee 

(Sess. Papers, N° 523. vol. xxvii.) 

Copy of the Patent pape, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Cooper and Mr. Mahon, — 

sioners of Stamps in Ireland, and other Papers relative thereto - - = = 


Return of the landed or other Estates, or Ecclesiastical Benefices, to which there is 

a right of Presentation, Monies and other Properties, at the disposition of te! 
Corporation of Galway; printed 709 - (Sess. Papers, n° 711. vol. xxx1v.) 

of the Names of the Persons composing the present Corporation of Cashel, 
when each Person was admitted, and the Corporate Office he now holds, specifying 
such as have registered their Votes under the Reform Act a a ee 
[Return to be made forthwith, 696.] 

Copies of the Patent appointing to the Office, and Warrant of the Lords of ‘| 





Treasury of 22d February 1821, granting to H. B. Beresford, esquire, and J. C. 
Beresford, esquire, an Annual Sum as Compensation for loss of Salaries, Fees, 
&amp;c. as Storekeepers at Dublin; printed 633 (Sess. Papers, n° 614. vol. xxXv-) 


Return specifying the amount of County Cess and House Tax levied durin the last 


- Po within the Baronies of Uppercross and Newcastle, in the County of 
ny a i ae al er eer he To ae er 





Ordered. 


523 


523 


523 


526 


531 


533 


536 


541 


579 


572 


576 


577 


577 


577 


579 


580 


Presented, 





566 


646 


566 


566 


621 
721 


664 


621 


621 


566 
733 


721 


646 


576 


597 


665 


633 








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ApreENn Ix. 


IRELAND—continued. 


448. Return relative to the Corporation of Kilkenny - - - ~ i . 
[Return to be made forthwith, 678. ] 


449. Copy of all Communications made to the Irish Government touching the ofthe po 
Ww 





ee 


; 583 


ich took place within a period therein mentioned at Cootehill, and of the pro- 


583 
ceedings of the Government thereon - - - - * + ‘ 


450. Returns relative to the Corporation of Carrickfergus = - - - - - - 584 655 


451. Return of the Names and Residences of the several Bailiffs appointed for the Town 
and Corporation of Dundalk, since 1st January 1813, by whom appuinted, &amp;c. ; 586 646 
printed 646 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 632. vol. xx xv.) J 

452. Copy of a Circular Letter to the Sub-Inspectors of Police, from Sir William Gossett, 
dated Dublin Castle, 28th June 1833; and, Letter addressed by Sir William 
Gossett to Dr. O’Reilly, dated 6th July 1833, together with a Copy of the Corres- 
pondence which led to said Letter - lias) dg Se igh - - 

453. Return from the different Dioceses in Ireland of the Economy Lands, Funds or Parle) 
Estates ; setting forth, particularly, their situation, nature, Tenants’ Names, Annual ’. 
Rent, Produce, and how disposed of RE Re ne ee ea eee * 


454- Copy of the Report of Mr. Purcell O’Gorman to the Lord Lieutenant, on mg 
c 








587 





arges against Sub-Inspector F'linter, with the Minutes of Evidence, forming an 
Index to the Report; printed 622 - (Sess. Papers, n° 605. vol. xx x11.) 


455. Return of all the Parishes in Ireland which contain fewer than 50 Resident yt 
testants of the United Church of England and Ireland 


456. Copy of so much of Treasury Minute of 13th January 1824, as relates to the Appoint- 
ment of Mr. Campbell, Mr. Colquhoun and Mr. D'Arcy Mahon to be Provisiona | 507 597 
Commissioners of Stamps; and, Copy of Treasury Minute of goth January 1824, 7” 


with Instructions for them - “i " 


457- Copies of further Papers respecting the dismissal of Messrs. Mills and Devitt from 
the Post Office _——- —- of - - - WI[s le 


‘ 458. Account of the Sums of Money received by the Commissioners of Woods and neal 





out of Ireland, for each of the last Four years; also, the Sums expended in each 
year for the last Ten years, and how expended; printed604 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 571. vol. xxxv.) 
459- Returns for the year commencing 1st November 1831, and ending 1st November 
1832, of the Number of Days and Hours of the Sittings in Court of the Judges 


of the Superior Courts in Ireland ; distinguishing separately the Attendance of | “~ 
every Judge - - - - - = = 


460. Copies of the several Bills of Costs furnished to the Crown in all cases ing 


| 
by Address. 604 | 


5th July 1831, by Crown Solicitors in Ireland, and the Amount paid; distinguishing 
the Amount before and after Taxation - - - ‘ “ x ‘ 


461. Return of Charitable Funds in the possessién of each Municipal Corporation in) all 621 
Ireland ; printed 622 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 598. vol. xxxv.) J 95 


462. Copy of the Grant of the territory of Saint Mary’s Abbey to the Blue Coat Hospital, 


620 








granted by Charles the Second, with a Statement of the Income and Expenditure 633 
during the last Seven years, and the Number of Boys admitted - - - -J 

463. of the Charter incorporating the Borough of Portarlington, and other st — | 
relative thereto ae slike a ate gots - ° . « é R 4 


464. Abstract of Answers and Returns under the Population Enumeration Act of 18313) P 646 
printed 646 -) = - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 634. vol. xxx1Xx.) } by Act, 4 


465. Return of all Persons on the Sheriffs Panel, as Jurors, in the County of Kildare, 
who were fined within the last Twelve months, as ordered on the 2d of Jul ; 


last, to be amended, by the Clerk of the Peace making a Return of Jurors fined at 651 








Sessions - - - - - - is “ js . sa 

466. of the Number of Applications to the Board of Education in Dublin, for aid 
to Schools existing, or for new Schools, up to the latest period for which such G - 
Return has been made; and the Number of Applications complied with; printed | 5} 7 
721 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 725. vol. xxxv.) 

467. of the Number and Names of those Police Constables in the County and 


County of the City of Kilkenny, who, within the last twelve months, have been dis- 


: : 654 | 733 
missed, disrated or fined, for misconduct in the execution of their Office - - 

468. Copies of the several Indictments and Verdicts against, and the Judgments on, David 
M‘Beth, P. Murphy and Neal Rock, tried at the last Spring Assizes for ie} 654 
ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee 


469. Return of the Number of Prisoners committed to the Gaol of Dundalk, from 1st 


December 1832 to the present time; setting forth the Offence charged in each 656 
Committal, and how disposed of ; and other Returns relating thereto - 


470. Abstract of the amount of the Gross and Net Incomes of Parochial Benefices ‘t 


Ireland, taken from the Returns made to the Commissioners for inquiring into 


Ecclesiastical Revenues and Patronage; printed 663 ed ee a 663 ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 651. vol. xx x11.) 
471. Copy of any Report or Communication made to His Majesty’s Government by 
Mr. Serjeant O’Loughlin, respecting the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors 666 
in Ireland - - - - - - - - - -  - - - 
472. Returns of the Estates and Rental of the Corporation of Dublin - - -~— - 666 
473. Return of the Establishment of each Government Office in Dublin, for 1820 “ 66 
1832 - - - - - - - - - . - - - ° 9 


474. Estimate of the Sum which may be required, in the year ending 31st March 1834, S| 
defray the expenses incurred in carrying on and completing certain new Roads in 
the County of Galway; printed 669. Referred 671 - - - - = - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 654. vol. xxiv.) 

475. Copy of a Letter from Sir William Gossett, directed to Sir John Harvey, dated | 


ew 669 || 914 


- Command. 


May last, relating to the execution of Decrees for Tithe due to the Crown ; also, 
Copy of Letter from Sir John Harvey to Captain Flinter, reinstating him as Sub- 


678 
Inspector of Police, in the County of Kildare - = - ~ 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


TRELAND—continued. 


476. Return of the Number of Officers and Privates appointed to the Revenue Police in 
Ireland, for the last Three months; specifying by whom such Appointments were 
made - - - - ~- - - - - - - - - - 





477: 
General Boards of Health in the City of Dublin- —_- 


478. Returns of the Charges made by the Petty Sessions Court of Dundalk, for oun 


— of the Receipts and Expenditure, to the latest period, of the Central =} 


monses, Examinations, Warrants and Bail Bonds, together with the Amount 


received under each head, during the last Three years, and how disposed of - —_- 
479- Return of Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants in 1832 a cee aR iat” | hw 
480. First Report of the Commissioners on Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage in 

Ireland; printed 733 - - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 762. vol. x x1.) 


— V. Accounts, 21, 28, 63, 64, 65, 107, 125, 131, 135, 136, 151, 161, 181, 182, 183, 
184, 199, 204, 213, 218, 221, 230, 231, 281, 285, 288, 291, 481, 482, 483, 512, 
513, 515; 537, 538, 600, 633, 634, 635, 639, 649, 661, 662, 664, 666, 671, 672, 
677, 687, 735» 737 738, 749, 744, 746, 753, 763. 
IrRisH Poor :— 
481. Account of the Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from Liverpool to Ireland, 





since the year 1823; printed 167 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 78. vol. xxxu.) fj 
482. — of the Number of Irish Poor shipped under Passes from Liverpool, and the 
Charge for passing them, during the last year - = - - = = = a 
483. Return of the Number of Irish Poor removed, by order of the Lord Mayor of London,}) 
to be passed to Bristol - - - - = = = - = © = 
TRON :-— . 
484. Account of the quantity of kron rolled in His Majesty’s Dock Yards of Woolwich wat) 
Portsmouth, in 1830, 1831 and 1832; printed 367. - - - ~ - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 259. vol. xx x111.) j 
— V. Accounts, 185. 
JUDGES; v. Accounts, 386, 459. 
JUDGES (INDIA); v. AccoUNTS, 270. 
JUDGES’ SALARIES :— 


485. Return of Salaries paid to Judges of the Superior Courts at Westminster in 1792 ; 
showing the Augmentation at subsequent periods, and the Amount of Retired 
Allowances ; and also, a like Return in the Courts of Equity; printed 218 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n°118. vol. xxxt.) J 
JUDICATORIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 714. 


JURIES IN INDIA; v. Accounts, 272. 

JURORS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 395. 

JURORS (KILDARE); v. ACCOUNTS, 430, 455. 
Kemmis, Mr.; v. Accounts, 429. 

KILDARE, CURRAGH OF; v. AccounrTs, 353. 
KILDARE JURORS; v. Accounts, 430, 465. 
KILKENNY CANAL; v. Accounts, 440. 
KILKENNY CORPORATION; v. Accounts, 448. 
KILKENNY POLICE; v. Accounts, 341. 
KILKENNY POLICE CONSTABLES; v. Accounts, 467. 
KILMAINHAM GAOL; v. AccouNTs, 355. 
KILMAINHAM HosPITAL; v. Accounts, 43. 
KING, SIR ABRAHAM; v. AccouNTS, 375- 


Kine’s BENcH PRISON :— 


486. Return from the Court of King’s Bench of the Number of Persons confined in the 
Marshalsea of that Court, or the Rules thereof, to whom Day Rules have been 
granted in each Term, from 1805 to 1832, both inclusive; printed721 - ~~ - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 732. vol. xx1x.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 703.] 


KINGSTOWN HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 373. 
KINGSTOWN RaiL ROAD; v. Accounts, 389. 
KINGSTOWN SHIP CANAL; v. Accounts, 435. 


LaBour RATES :— 


487. Copies of Documents in the possession of the Poor Law Commissioners, relating 
Labour Rates; printed 634- - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 619. vol. xx x1.) 


LANCASTER, DucHy oF; v. Accounts, 788. 
LANCASTER TITHES; v. Accounts, 761. 

LAND AND ASSESSED TAXES; v. Accounts, 654. 
LAND REVENUES; v, Accounts, 791. 

LAND Tax :— 


488. Statement of Expenses incurred under the Acts for the Redemption and Sale of the 
Land Tax, to 5th April 1833; printed 634 (Sess. Papers, n° 620. vol. xx x11.) 


Law CHARGES:— 


489. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be required in the year, from ist April 1833] 
to gist March 1834, to defray the Expense of Law Charges; printed 265. Re- 
ferred 671 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xxtv.) 5} 
Law Courts (WESTMINSTER) :— 
490. Return of Canses entered for Trial in the Court of King’s Bench, Common Pleas and 
Exchequer, on the first day of Hilary Term 1831, 1832 and 1833 - - - 


Law OFFICERS’ COMPENSATIONS :— 


491. Copies of Certificates of Commissioners appointed under Act 1 Will. IV. c. 58, for) 
awarding Compensation to Officers of Courts of Law . ¢e |. 850 @t oe 








Ordered. 


—_———— 


688 


688 


719 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Address. 
338 


by Address, 


127 


294 


by Address. 


by Act. 


King’s 


Command, 


by Act. 





724 


733 
733 


167 | 


401 


367 


207 


| 


Presented. 


| 

















716 


633 


633 


264 








552 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Law STUDENTS :— ; 


492. Return of the Amount paid by Law Students on admission to the Inns of Court e 
England = - . «2. = 3  &lt; SS ee ee 


[Return to be made forthwith, 699.] 
LEAD AND LEAD ORE; v. Accounts, 189. 
LEAMINGTON PRIORS; v. Accounts; 615. 
Leeacy Duty; v. Accounts, 656. 
Leeacy OFFICE; v. Accounts, 632, 656. 
LEICESTER, BOROUGH OF :— 


493. Mayor and Corporation of the Borough of Leicester to make a Return of the Total 
Amount of the Property, Estates or Monies, vested in them, or at their disposal, 
under or by virtue of the Gift of Sir Thomas White, who died in1556; printed 719. 


(Sess. Papers, N° 720. vol. XXXIV.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 521.] 


[Motion for discharging Order ; Question Neg. thereupon, 642.] 
LEITH, NORTH; v. Accounts, 705. 


LICENSED VICTUALLERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 510, 514. 
LIEUTENANTS; v. Accounts, 66, 479. 

LIFE ANNUITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 419. 

LIFFEY, RIVER; v. Accounts, 362, 436. 
LIGHTHOUSE DUES; v. Accounts, 351, 352, 569. 
LIGHTHOUSES :— 


494. Account of Sums received by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, from Lessees 
of Lighthouses, since 1800; printed 424. (Sess. Papers, N° 308. vol. xx x1II.) 
of the annual Amount of Money which has been received for Tonnage levied 
on Vessels, under certain Acts of Parliament, by the Trustees of the Mumbles 
Lighthouse; printed 562 - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 501. vol. xxx111.) J 
[Return to be made forthwith, 549.] 


496. Return of the Names of the different Ports from which the Dues collected by = 





495: 


Trustees of the Mumbles Lighthouse have been received from 1816 to 1832; the 
Net Income; mode of Expenditure, &amp;c.; printed 721 - eee 


(Sess. Papers, n° 726. vol. xxx111.) 
— V. Accounts, 712, 569 to 571. 


[Return to be made forthwith, 710.] 
LIGHTHOUSES ( Private Property) :— 


497. Returns of Revenue collected for Lighthouse Duties from Shipping, and from Customs 
for Foreign Vessels, for the Lighthouses at Harwich, Dungenness, &amp;c. ; printed 256. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 170. vol. xxx111.) 
LIMERICK, CORPORATION; v. Accounts, 408. 


LIMERICK PoRT; v. Accounts, 433. 
LINEN; v. Accounts, 225. 
LINSEED; v. ACCOUNTS, 222. 


LiIvERPOOL Docks:-- 


498. Account of the Receipt and Disbursement of Dock and Light Duties at the Port of 
Liverpool, from 25th June 1831 to 23d June 1832; printed 505 - . . - 


(Sess. Papers, N° 415. vol. xx XIII.) J 
LIVERPOOL PILOTS :— 


499. Return of the Number of Pilots for the Port of Liverpool, for each of the Three -— 
preceding the year 1796; the Amount received, &amp;c. - - - - - = 


LIVERPOOL ROADS; v. Accounts, 320. 
LIVERPOOL TRADE; v. Accounts, 192. 
LONDON BANKERS; v. Accounts, 78. 
LonpDon BRIDGE; v. Accounts, 500. 
LONDON CORPORATION :— 


500. Accounts of Monies received and paid by the Chamberlain of London, viz. of e 
Produce of the Duties of Orphan’s Fund, Surpluses, and Sums charged thereon - 





501. — of Monies received and paid for paving and lighting, cleansing se sa: 
improving the Navigation of the Thames, rebuilding London Bridge, &amp;e = - 


LonDON Poor RATES; v. Accounts, 597. 
LONDON Port :— 
502. Accounts of all Payments out of the Consolidated Fund, under Authority of Act 
39 Geo. III. c. 69, and of the several Acts passed for the Improvement of the Port 
of London; printed7og9 - - ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 709. vol. xxx111.) 
[Returns to be made forthwith, 669.] 
— V. Accounts, 179, 186, 193, 205, 208, 209, 211. 
LorpD Privy SEAL:— 


503. Estimate of the Sum that may be required from ist April 1833 to 31st March ‘200 


to defray the Charge for the Salary to the Lord Privy Seal; printed 265. 
Referred 671 ee 


Lorps, HousE oF; v. Accounts, 578, 579, 581. 
Lorps, House oF, COMMITTEES :-— 


504. Account of Expenses paid by the Treasury on account of Select Committees of " 
House of Lords since 1800; printed 401 (Sess. Papers, n° 288. vol. x x111.) 
Lorpbs, HOUSE OF, ESTABLISHMENT :— 
505. Account of the total Amount paid for the Establishment of the House of Lords on 


1832-3, stating the name of each Officer, the office he holds, the amount of his 
Salary, and of Fees and Allowances of every kind; printed 430 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 324. vol. xx111) 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxty.) 


LOTTERY PRIZES; v. Accounts, 73. 
LoutTH CounTY TRIALS; v. Accounts, 468. 


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Ordered. | Presented. 
572 
336 655 
by Address. 424 
453 561 
608 721 
101 256 
by Act. §01 
356 
by Act. 250 
by Act. 250 
§28 793 
Bross 263 
71 400 
373 430 








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[A. 1833: 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
LoweER CANADA; v. ACCOUNTS, 97, 99, 100. 
Low WINES; v. Accounts, 740. 

Lunacy FEES :— 


506. Return of the Amount of the several Fees or sums of Money received in the Office of 
the Lord Chancellor’s Secretary of Lunatics in each month, in the years 1830, 1831 | 
and 1832, and in the first six months of 1833 ; printed 725 Se ee 2 ee 


Lunavic Eevsvne — (Sess. Papers, N° 752. vol. xx xIv.) 


507. Return of the Number of Lunatics confined under the authority of the Crown, and of | 
the total Amount of their annual Incomes; printed 238 - - - - -\ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 193. vol. xx x1.) | 
LUNATICS :— 
508. Account of Receipts and Payments by the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy 
from ist August 1831 to ist August 1832; printed 709 - - - - + 
— V. Accounts, 174. (Sess. Papers, n° 704. vol. xxxIv.) 


LusHINGTON, MR.; v. Accounts, 272. 
MaGISTRATES; v. Accounts, 431. 

Manon, D'Arcy; v. Accounts, 366, 443, 456. 
Mai CoacH GUARDS; v. Accounts, 432. 


MALT AND BEER :— 


509. Return of the total Number of quarters of Malt made and total Duty charged 
thereon, with the Rates of Duty in each Kingdom, from 10th October 1831 to 10th 
October 1832; printed 202,338 - (Sess. Papers, N° 94 &amp; 212. vol: xxx.) J 

510. Account of the Number of Brewers, licensed Victuallers, and Persons licensed to 
sell Beer by retail, from 5th January 1832 to 5th January 1833, and Number of 
Barrels of Beer exported; printed 202 - (Sess. Papers, N° 95. vol. xx x111.) J 

of the total Amount of Money paid, due, or can be claimed by Distillers in 
each Kingdom, as Drawback on Malt or Malt — under 1 &amp; 2 Geo: IV. xc.| 
up to 5th April 1833; printedyo. - (Sess. Papers, N° 289. vol. xxx1II,) 

of the bg of Malt made and chargeable with Duty in Ireland, =| 

2 





512, + 





5th April 1823 to 5th April 1833; also, an Account for the same period of the 
Quantity imported into and exported from Ireland, and the Quantity used by Dis- 
tillers; printed 655 - - - - (Sess, Papers, N° 642. vol. xxxti1.) 

513. Returns of the Number of quarters of Malt charged with Duty in Ireland, in the 
years ending 5th October 1831, 1832, and to 5th August 1833, and other Sechamd 
relative thereto - - - - - : a - ~ “} 

514. Account of the Number of Brewers, licensed Victuallers and Persons licensed under 
the Act, tosell Beer by Retail in the United Kingdom - - = = ; 

[Order for Account discharged, 702.] 


515. Returns of all Malt made by Maltsters, or others, in Scotland, and in each collection 
there, for the purpose of being used in distilling Spirits from Malt only, from 22d 4 
April 1832 to 5th July last ; similar Returns for Ireland = - . - - of 


MALT AND DISTILLERY; v. Accounts, 513. 
MALT DRAWBACK; v. Accounts, §11. 
MALT SPIRITS; v. Accounts, 511, 515. 


MancuesTer Desrors :— 
516. Account of all sums of Money paid under authority of Act 48 Geo. III. c. 43, 
into the Court of Requests in Manchester, by Debtors and unclaimed by Greditte} 
MANCHESTER SESSIONS :— 
517. Account of all Fees paid out of the County Rates to Counsel for prosecuting 
Prisoners, at the Manchester Sessions, during the year 1832 - ~ . re 
MAN, ISLE OF; v. Accounts, 215. 


MARGATE HARBOUR :— 


518. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Margate Pier and Harbour Com- 
pany, from the 6th day of April 1832 to the 5th day of April 1833 - - } 


ot the Receipts and Expenditure of the Margate Pier Company, for the ingl 





519. 
al ending 5th April 1833, distinguishing the Amount received from Passengers landing 
from and embarking on board Steam Vessels to and from London - - - 
MaRINE INSURANCES :— 
520. Copy of a Letter from the Chairman of the Committee managing the affairs of Lloyd’s, 
for reduction of Duties on Marine Insurances; printed 299 - . - az 
(Sess. Papers, N° 211. vol. xx XIII.) 
of Information received from His Majesty’s Consuls resident at rs 





521. 
Grace, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Hamburgh, relative to the Amounts 
charged as Duties or Municipal Imposts, either by Stamps or otherwise, on Po- 
licies for Marine Insurances; printed 733 - (Sess. Papers, n° 763. vol. xxxIII.) 

— V. Accounts, 676, 

MARINES; v. Accounts, 543, 559- 


MASTER OF THE ROLLS:— 


§22. Return of the Salary and Emoluments of the Master of the Rolls, and of his several 
Secretaries, for the last Three years ; distinguishing how much comes from Salary, | 
and how much from other sources; printed 579 - ° - ° - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 535. vol. xx x1.) 
MASTERS IN CHANCERY; v. Accounts, 106, 109, 112. 
MAURITIUS :— 


523. Copy cfa Treasury Minute, dated gd December 1832, authorizing the construction) 
of a Citadel at Port Louis, in the Island of Mauritius ; printed 165 - - - 
— V. Accounts, 207, 270 (Sess. Papers, n° 71. vol, xxvt.) J 


M: Betu, DAviID; v. Accounts, 468. 
M:NEILL, JOHN; v. Accounts, 698. 











Ordered. 





696 


149 


by Act. 


32 


32 


248 


579 


by Address. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


299 


by Address, 


557 








Presented. 





721 


212 


799 


186 
338 


186 


400 


496 


422 


724 


299 


733 


579 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
MEAL; v. Accounts, 160. 
MEDICINES ; v. AccouUNTS, 224. 
MELVILLE, VISCOUNT; v. Accounts, 711, 718, 
MEMBERS OF THE HousE OF COMMONS; v. Accounts, 147. 


MERCHANT SEAMEN’S HosPITAL :— 


524. Return of all sums of Money received by the President and Governors of the Mer- 
chant Seamen’s Hospital, and their Agents, during the years 1830, 1831 and 
1832 ; similar Return from the Trustees at Bristol, and the Trinity House at Hull; 
printed 701, 709 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 694 &amp; 715. vol. xx1v.) 
[Return from Bristol to be made forthwith, 661.] 


METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS :— 


525. Return of the Number of Male Persons occupying Houses of the annual Value of £.10. 
and upwards, in the four Metropolitan Boroughs, who shall have paid on or before 
the 2oth of July the Assessed Taxes due 5th April last; also those who have not 
paid; and, similar Return with regard tothe Poor Rates - - - - 


METROPOLITAN COACHES :— 


526. Return of the Number of Journies daily by the Woolwich, Greenwich, Blackheath 

and Deptford Coaches and Omnibuses, to and from the City and Charing Cross : 

pe er sega Paddington and the Bank respectively, from 5th April 1832 to 5th 
aa = «© © &amp; 8 eS Uc eDUlUlUcOlU!lUhmehC!hUm UCU 


METROPOLITAN COMMISSIONERS IN LUNACY; v. Accounts, 508. 


METROPOLITAN POLICE :— 

527. Account of all Monies demanded, received and expended for the purposes of the Me- 

tropolitan Police, made up to 31st December 1832; printed 140 - - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. xx x11.) 

528. Statement of the Number of Persons taken into custody by the Metropolitan Police 

Officers, for 1831 and 1832; printed 311 - (Sess. Papers, N° 225. vol. xx x11.) 
METROPOLITAN POLICE ASSESSMENT ;— 

529. Return of the annual Value of the Property in each of the several Parishes within 
the Metropolitan Police District, upon which the last Rate to the Relief of the Poor, 
prior to §th April 1833, was assessed; printed 622 - - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 599. vol. xx x11.) 
METROPOLITAN PRISONS; v. Accounts, 602. 
METROPOLITAN TURNPIKE ROADS :— 

530. Seventh Report of the Commissioners of the Metropolitan Turnpike Roads, north of } 

the Thames’ - - - - - - - - * « ~ is 954 
MIDDLESEX INDICTMENTS :— 

531. Returns of all Bills of Indictment for Felonies against Middlesex Prisoners, since 
ist January 1832, delivered over by Justices of the Peace for the County of | 
Middlesex, to the Justices of Gaol Delivery of Newgate, &amp;c.; printed 654 -  - | 

(Sess. Papers, n° 639 &amp; 640. vol. xx1x.) 


MILBANK PENITENTIARY; v. Accounts, 582, 583. 
MILITARY ASYLUM; v. ACCOUNTS, 31. 

MILITARY CANAL; v. Accounts, 681. 

MivLiTARY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 29, 30. 
MILITARY GOVERNORS; v. Accounts, 50. 
MIviTARY OFFICES; v. Accounts, 126. 

MiviT1A; v. Accounts, 64. 

Mivitia OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 66, 479. 

MILLS, MR.; v. AccounTs, 457. 

MINES; v. AccounTs, 309. 


MINT AND COINAGE :— 

532. Account of the value of Gold and Silver coined at the Mint in each of the two 
periods of Twenty years preceding and subsequent to 1810; distinguishing in cach! 
period Gold from Silver; printed245 - (Sess. Papers, n° 138. vol. xx11I.) 

533- Estimate of the Sum that may be required to defray the Expenses of the Mint in the 
Coinage of Gold and Re-coinage of Silver, in the year from ist April 1833 to 31st 
March 1834; printed 265. Referred 671 - - - - a _ = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xx1Vv.) 

534. Account of the value of Gold coined at His Majesty’s Mint, in each of the years 
1830, 1831 and 1832; distinguishing in each year the proportion coined for the 
Bank of England, and for private persons; printed 733 - - - -— = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 760. vol. x x11.) 
MinT OFFICES; v. Accounts, 719. 


MIscELLANEOUS SERVICES :— 


535- Statement of the Estimates for Miscellaneous Services for four quarters of 1833-4, 
compared with the Estimates for the like Services, for four quarters of 1832-3 ull 
1831; printed 265. Referred 671 - (Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xxiv.) 


MOLASSES; v. AccounTs, 207. 

MONAGHAN ASSIZES ; v. AccounTs, 401. 

MONIES IN THE EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 625, 635. 
Moore, SIR GRAHAM; v. Accounts, 565. 


MOoORETON’S PATENT SLIP :— 


536. Estimate of the Sum that will be required in the year from 1st April 1833 to 
gist March 1834, to defray the Charge of a Grant to Mr. Moreton on account of 
the advantages which the Public has derived from his invention of a Patent Slip ; 
printed 265. Referred 671 - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 168, vol. xxiv.) 


MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE; v. ACCOUNTS, 495, 496. 


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Ordered. | Presented. 
571 
§61 701 
602 
283 397 
by Act. 140 
by Address. gil 
by Address, 621 
by Act. 319 
306 474 
by Address. 245 
King’s 26 
Command. 4 
by Address. 733 
nis 262 
ing’s 
Command. 263 
264 
King’s 
Command. 264 














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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS :— 
537. Returns of the names and descriptions of the Persons employed under the Com- 
mission to inquire into the state of the Municipal Corporations in England, Wales! 
and Ireland; printed604 - ~- - (Sess. Papers, n° 578. vol. xxx1.) 


538. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted in 1833, to defray the Expense of the 
Commissioners appointed to inquire into the existing state of the Municipal Cor- 
porations in Great Britain and Ireland; printed 669. Referred671 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 662. vol. xxx1.) 
— V. Accounts, 115, 167, 434. 461, 716. 
Munro, Sir THOMAS; v. Accounts, 272. 
MurPuy, PatTRIck; v. Accounts, 468. 
NaArRoOBA GOVIND OUTIA; v. ACCOUNTS, 253, 256. 
NATIONAL DEBT; v. Accounts, 227 to 234, 688. 
NATIONAL GALLERY :— 


539. Estimate of the Sum that will be required from ist April 1833 to 1st March 1834 
on account of the Expense of erecting a National Gallery; printed 265. Retered| 


——EEE 


671 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xx1v.) 


540. Copy of the further Correspondence between the Treasury and the Office of Woods,| 
&amp;e., respecting the National Gallery; printed 725 - - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 750. vol. xxiv.) J 
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 541. 


NAVAL OFFICERS; v. Accounts, 548. 
NAVAL PROMOTIONS; v. Accounts, 549- 
NAVARIN; v. Accounts, 563. 
NAVIGATION ; v. Accounts, 188, 426. 


NAVY :— 


541. 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 
Architecture in this Country, and other Papers upon the subject; printed 276 - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 185. vol. xxiv.) 
. Return of all Vessels lost through Shipwreck in the Royal Navy, since 1st January 
1816, to the latest period ; stating the Number of Lives preserved ;_ printed 125 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. xxIv.) 


543. Estimate of the Charge of Wages and Victuals for the Seamen and Marines, to serve 
in His Majesty’s Fleet, to gist March 1834 &gt; + = «+. = @ } 
544. ————— of the Ordinary of the Navy for 1834 - - - - - . - 
545 of the Charge for Works in His Majesty’s Yards, and for the payment of) 
the Hire of Transports to 31st March 1834 ~ . . - - - - 
546. of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, to 31st March 1833 - - = 
547. Navy Estimates for the year 1833-34; printed 48. Referred 213 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 10. vol. xx1v.) } 


. Return of all Offices in the Navy to which no Duty is attached, and of all Offices 
executed by Deputy; printed 152 - - (Sess. Papers. n° 56. vol. xxiv.) 





549 of the Number of Midshipmen promoted to the Rank of Lieutenant in the 
Navy, from 1st September 1831 to the present time; of Lieutenants to be Com- 
manders, of Commanders to be Captains, and of Captains to be Rear Admirals, 
&amp;e.; printedig2- - - «+ - (Sess. Papers, n° 57. vol. xxiv.) 

550. Statement of the several Classes or Ranks for which £.687,375. is charged in the 


Estimates of the Navy for 1833-4, under the head of Wages; printed 151 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 58. vol. xxiv.) 

. Return of the Number of Commissioned Officers in the Royal Navy on 1st January 
1828, in each Class, from Lieutenant to Admiral, and of Officers on ist January 
1833 of the rank of Lieutenant, and upwards, who entered the Service since 1816 ; 
printed164  - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 6g. vol. xxiv.) 

. Account of the total Charges incurred for the building and repair of Ships of War in 
His Majesty’s and Merchants Yards, over and above what was done under the heads 
of Wear and Tear and Ordinary, in each year, from 1820 to 1832 


of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Navy, for the mn ending = 





§53- 
March 1832 ; of Sums voted by Parliament for Victualling the Navy for the same 
period ; of the Estimate of the Debt of the Navy on 31st December 1830, 1831 and 
1832, of the value of Stores in the Dock Yards, &amp;c.; printed 159, 164, 214 . 
(Sess. Papers, n°’ 62, 70 &amp; 112. vol. xx1Vv.) 
554- Provisional Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Navy, for the Financial 


year ending gist March 1833; printed273 (Sess. Papers. n° 182. vol. xx1v.) 


Account of the Number of Vessels, with the Amount of their Tonnage, that were built 
and registered in the several Ports of the British Empire, in the year ending sth| 
January 1833, according to the specification therein mentioned ; printed 424 - | 

(Sess. Papers, n° 309. vol. xx x1II.) 

Return of the Number of Steam Vessels, with the Amount of their Tonnage, built saa | 

registered during the year ending 5th January 1833; printed424 - - © 
(Sess. Papers, N° 309 .vol. Xx xIII.) J 


555: 


556. 





557- of the Number and Tonnage of Ships that have been mortgaged wholly or in 
part, in the years 1830, 1831 and 1822; distinguishing each year; printed 424 
(Sess. Papers, N° 309. vol. xxx111.) 
558. 


Returns of the Salaries paid to the Judge of the Admiralty Court in 1792, with the 
Augmentations heseel at any subsequent periods ; of the amount of retired Allow- 
ances for the same period ; and the Number of Causes tried in the said Court in 
1792, and of Prisoners tried at each Admiralty Sessions since 1792; printed 316] 


338, 365 oh oO te (Sess. Papers, N° 230, 244 &amp; 253. vol. xxx1.) 


Accounts of all Cash sent from London in the years 1831-32, for the supply of His 
Majesty’s Naval Service, at each of the Dock Yards and Places in the United 
Kingdom ; and, of the amount paid to the Royal Marines, in each month in 1831 | 

(Sess. Papers, n° 424. vol. xxiv.) 


559- 


and 1832; printed 518 ._ ss s 








141 
King’s 
Command. 


283 


283 


283 


393 


360 








Ordered. | Presented. 
by Address, 604 
King’ 
Cantal 669 
Croats 263 : 
702 | 725 
8 139 
37 79 
43 
43 
43 
43 
by Address. 48 
70 152 
95 152 
110 151 
125 163 
125 


{8s | 


larg 
273 
424 
424 
424 


f 316 
338 
358 
374 


518 


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_ Navy—continued. 


560. Account of the amount of Monies received by the Registrar of the Admiralty Court 
on account of Droits of Admiralty, in 1830, 1831 and 1832; printedgog - - 360 391 
(Sess. Papers, n° 282. vol. xxiv.) 
561, Return of Salaries, Fees and Emoluments arising out of the Admiralty Court in each 
year from 1793 to 1832, both years inclusive - - + - - - a 
§62. Statement showing the Balances in hand and in Exchequer Bills in the half-yearly 
Accounts of Sir G. F. Hampson, baronet, Receiver General of the Droits of 
Admiralty, between 3d September 1819 and 15th March 1833; printed 399 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 283. vol. xxiv.) 
563. Copy of the Return made to the Admiralty of the losses, clothes and bedding on 
board the several Ships and Vessels engaged in the Battle of Navarin ; of Money 592 
distributed to the Crews, and of the Number of killed and wounded; printed 624 
(Sess. Papers, N° 608. vol. xxIVv.) 
564. Returns of the Names of all Captains and Commanders who had been appointed to 
Ships, or to any situations under the Admiralty, between 1st July 1830 and 1st 


July 1833, and of Midshipmen who had passed their examinations for Lieutenants 
before 1823 - - - - . Oa dL ae ake ah | a 





395 


399 399 


624 


623 





565. — of any Warrant by which Head-money, Gun-Money, or pecuniary compensa- 
tion of any kind was granted to the Crews of His Majesty’s Ships engaged in the 793 
Battle of Copenhagen in 1807 ; for the capture of the Russian Ship Sievalod in 1808 ; 688 { 725 
and for the capture of the Spanish Frigates by the Squadron under Sir Graham 
Moore in 1804; printed 709, 725 (Sess. Papers, N°® 710 &amp; 748. vol. xx1v.) 
— V. Accounts, 183. 


Navy DEBT; v. Accounts, 546, 553- 
NAVY Pay OFFICE :— 


566. Return of Officers and Clerks employed in the Navy Pay Office in the quarters 
ending 5th April 1832 and 5th Apmil 1833, stating the name of each Person, | 
length of Service, and amount of Salary ; and, of the Number introduced since 
5th April 1832; printed 564 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 505. vol. xxiv.) 

of the present and prospective amount of saving effected in the Salaries and 
Emoluments of the Officers and Clerks employed. in the Navy Pay Office, con 
paring the quarter ending 1st April 1832 and 1st April 1833 | woe 

Navy SINECURE OFFICES; v. ACCOUNTS, 15. 

NEWCASTLE, BARONY OF; v. ACCOUNTS. 447. 

NEWFOUNDLAND; v. Accounts, 590. 

NEGROES; v. AccounrTs, 730, 731. 

NEw CHURCHES; v. Accounts, 123. 

NEw Ross (TRINITY HosPiITAL); v. Accounts, 421. 

NEw SoutH WALEs:— 


568. Copies of the Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and Council of was 


464 564 








67. 


South Wales, in 18g0-1832 - -— - 
— V. Accounts, 156, 157. 
NEWSPAPERS; v. Accounts, 372, 663, 678. 
NEWSPAPER STAMPS; v. Accounts, 649, 651, 652, 662, 664, 666, 670, 671, 672, 679. 
NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSES : 
569. Account of the gross Sum collected for Light Dues, by the Commissioners of Northern 
Lighthouses, the commission paid for collecting the same, the sum paid to each Cot 
lector, and rate per cent. in 1831; printed 256 (Sess. Papers, N° 170. vol. xxxI.) 
570. Copy of a Report to the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses, on the consti- 
tution and operations of the Board, the nature and amount of their Funds, and 
their internal management, presented to their Board in January 1831; printed 186 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xx x1II.) 
571. Account of the total Sums levied by the Commissioners of Northern Lights in me} 


by Act. 58 5 





101 256 
139 186 


year ending goth June 1831 and 1832; and of their Expenditure during the same 278 455 


period - - - - “ a é s + * a 
— V."Accounts, 494 to 496, 497, 712. 
OATS; v. Accounts, 161. 
OFFICE ESTABLISHMENTS; v. Accounts, 473, 768. 
OFFICES :— 


572. Copy of Treasury Minute, dated 16th August 1833, on the subject of Regulations for 
ascertaining the fitness of Persons appointed to situations in the public Servce ; 
printed 688 - ~ - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 680. vol. xx1II-) 

OFFICES IN THE COLONIES: v. Accounts, 138, 139. 


OFFICES, PUBLIC ;— 
573- Account of every increase and diminution in the Number of Persons employed “h 


688 688 


all Public Offices or Departments, or in their Salaries in 1832: printed 207 - 


by Act. 207 
(Sess. Papers, n° 106. vols xx111.) 


OFFICIAL HouSEs :— 


574. Return of expenses incurred in the repairs or alterations of any Houses or mouth 


ments, the property of the public in 1830, 1831 and 1832, together with the amount 
paid for furniture - - - 3; ee, 


OFFICIAL PENSIONS; v. Accounts, 584. 

O’GORMAN, PURCELL; v. Accounts, 454. 

O’GORMAN, REV. PATRICK; v. Accounts, 369. 
ORDNANCE; v. Accounts, 11, 14, 56, 58, 59- 

ORDNANCE BUILDINGS, (CARLISLE); v. ACCOUNTS, 52. 
O'REILLY, DR.; v. Accounts, 452. 

ORPHAN’S FUND; v. Accounts, 500. 


OvuTFIT OF PLATE AND EQUIPAGES :— 
575+ Return of the Officers for whom services of Plate have been provided at the "equt 


231 





expense, and of Public Officers who are allowed for Outfits for Plate and Equi- 71 529 


pages; printed529 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 452. vol. xx11.) 
—- V. Accounts, 241. 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Oxrorp City; v. Accounts, 650. 


OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES ;— 
576. Estimate of the Sum that may be required, in the year from 1st April 1833 to 31st 
March 1834, to defray the Charge of the Salaries and Allowances granted to certain 
Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge; printed 265. Referred 
671 - - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 
OXFORD, UNIVERSITY OF; v. Accounts, 619. 
PACKET ESTABLISHMENT :— 
577. Returns relative thereto = - - - *~, = 4 - oo ee Ow 
PAPER STAINED; v. AccounTs, 291. 
PARLIAMENT :— 


578. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year 1833, to defray the Charge of 
Salaries of the Officers of the House of Lords and of the House of Commons, and 
of Pensions for Retired Officers of the two Houses, which are paid at the Trea- 
sury; and also, of the Amount which will be required in aid of the Fee Funds of 
the two Houses; printed 265. Referred 671 (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxv.) 


579. — of the Sum that will probably be required, in the year ending 31st ose 





1834, to defray the Expenses of the House of Lords and of the House of Com- 

mons; printed 265. Referred 671 - (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 
580. —— of the Amount that will probably be required, in the year ending 31st) 

March 1834, to defray the Expense of printing Acts of Parliament, and Bills, ved 





ports and other Papers for the two Houses of Parliament; printed 265. Referred 
671 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xx1v.) 
581. Account of the manner in which the Sum of £. 22,000, voted for the Expenses of the 
House of Lords and the House of Commons in 1832, and also, the Arrears of | 
£.3,500 was expended ; stating the Amount under separate heads; printed 430 - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 325. vol. x x111.) 
PATENTS; v. Accounts, 446. 
PAYMASTER-GENERAL’S OFFICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 55. 
PAYMENT OF WITNESSES; v. Accounts, 790. 
PEACE, QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE; v. AccouNTS, 422. 


PENITENTIARY HOUSE :— 
_ §82. Report of the Committee of the General —— at Milbank; printed 218 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xxvIiI.) 


583. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required for one year, from 1st April 1833 | 
to gist March 1834, to defray the Charge of the Penitentiary at Milbank; printed \. 
265. Referred 671 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xx1v.) 


PENSIONS :— 
584. Return of all Persons entitled though not receiving official Pensions, and also, those 
now receiving Pensions under Acts 57 Geo. III. c. 65, and 6 Geo. IV. c.g0; stating 


the Names of the Persons, the amount of Pension granted, &amp;c.; printed 307.—- ] 


(Sess. Papers, n° 220. vol. xx111.) 


— of Pensions paid at the Treasury, for which £. 14,000 is required in the Esti- 
mates on the Table; stating the Name of each Person, the Offices each held, the | 
Salaries and Allowances he formerly received, &amp;c.; printed 430 - - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 326. vol. xxtv.) J 
— V. Accounts, 13, 40 to 42,48, 53, 125, 238, 240, 578. 
PENSIONS, PERPETUAL :— 
586. Detailed Statement of the ancient Stipends and Annual Payments, under the denomi- 
nation of Perpetual Pensions, by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests - } 


PERSONAL ESTATE TAX; v. Accounts, 626. 
PuH@nix PARK; v. Accounts, 370, 462. 
PHILLPOTTS, CAPTAIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 101. 
PHYSICIANS COLLEGE; v. AccounrTs, 133, 134- 
PILOTAGE :— 
587. Account of the Receipts and Appropriation of the Pilots’ Fund of the Corporation | 
J 


585. 





Trinity House, of Deptford Strond ; distinguishing the several sources of Income 
and heads of Expenditure, in the year ending 31st December 1832 —- - - 
588. Returns of the Gross Receipts, during the last Three years, for Pilotage, Lights and 
other sources of Revenue, received at the Ports of Belfast, Dublin, Londonderry, 
Liverpool, Cork and Waterford ; and other Returns relating thereto; printed 566. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 510, vol. xxx11I.) / 
[Return from Liverpool to be made forthwith, 624.] 
589. Account of Receipts and Appropriations of Surplus Rates - BAD GE ile. Dy 
Pixors ( Liverpool) ; v. AccouUNTS, 499. 
Pipe WATER TAX; v AccowunrTs, 439. 
PLANTATIONS :— 
590. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, ~ 
muda, Prince Edward's Island, Newfoundland, Sierra Leone and Gambia, from 
ist April 1833 to gist March 1834; printed 265. Referred 671 - - . 
(Sess. Papers, N° 16g. vol. xx1Vv.) 
PLAXTON, MR.; v. AccounTs, 755. 
POLAR EXPEDITION :— : 
591. Estimate of the Sum proposed to be granted in 1833, as a Contribution from the 
Public in aid of a Voyage of Discovery to the Polar Regions; printed 265. nes} 
ferred 671 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xxiv.) 
POLICE; v. Accounts, 402, 404, 476. 
POLICE CONSTABLES; v. Accounts, 335, 457: 
PoLicE GUARD; v. Accounts, 369. 
POLIcE OFFICES; v. Accounts, 141. 
Pouice OFFICES, (Middlesex ) :— 


592, Return of the Amount of all Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures which in 1832 were) 
paid to the Receiver for the Police Offices - - - - - - - 





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o Ordered. | Presented. of 
PooR :— APPENDIX. 
593. Clerk to prepare and lay before the House, an Abstract of the Returns made to the , 
Order of 27th March 1832, requiring an Account of the total Amount of Money ae ag 
levied and expended for the relief of the Poor, in the year ending 25th March 1832; —T { 130° 
printed 130—- . - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 32. vol. xxx11.) J 


594. Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or Place in England and Wales, 
to prepare an Account of the Amount of Money levied for Poor Rates and County 594 
Rates, during the year ending 25th March 1833 i a i a 


— V, Accounts, 314, 481 to 483, 748. 


Poor LAws :— 
595- Copy of a Letter addressed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Commis- 
sioners for inquiry into the Poor Laws, dated 23d February 1833; and of the| 47 
Answer returned by the Commissioners; printed 499 - ily? area nant. | . 499 
(Sess. Papers, n° 412. vol. xx X11.) 
596. Extracts from the information received by His Majesty’s Commissioners as to the King’s 
administration and operation of the Poor Laws - a a ©. } Command. 


Poor RATES ¢ London) :-- 
597- Return of the Amount of Poor Rates, Church Rates, and Tithes raised by each 
Parish within the City of London, for the last Three years; distinguishing each 553 732 
Rate separately; printed 732 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 757. vol. xx X11.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, 696.] 
— V. Accounts, 525, 684. 
POPULATION :— 
598. Abstract of the Answers and Returns made pursuant to the Act for taking an 
Account of the Population of Great Britain, and of the Increase or Shniastion! 














thereof :—Enumeration Abstract and Parish Register Abstract ; printed 254 - | 7 254 
(Sess. Papers, n° 149. vol. xxxVI—xx XVIII.) 
— V. Accounts, 390, 425, 667. 
PopuLATION ACT; v. Accounts, 394. 
POPULATION ENUMERATION, (1831); v. Accounts, 464, 598. 
PORTARLINGTON BOROUGH ; v. Accounts, 463. 
PorTER, WILLIAM EDWARD; v. Accounts, 363. 
Port oF LONDON; v. Accounts, 179, 186, 193, 205, 208, 209, 211, 502. | 
PORTPATRICK HARBOUR; v. AccouNTs, 701. 
PortsmouTH Dock YARD; v.AccountTs, 159. 
Post OFFICE ;— 
599. Return of all and every Instruction, Bye-law or Authority under which Postmasters) 
are instructed or authorized to have assumed a right to open up or unfold, &amp;c. any 642 
Letter - - . - - - - - - m = s . ‘ 
600. in detail, of the present Establishment of the Post Office in London, Dublin 675 
and Edinburgh oe. ht Ag OL We &amp; Be he) RL, BY Mee al! 
— V. Accounts, 457. 
PRESTON QUARTER; v. Accounts, 668. 
PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND; v. Accounts, 590. 
PRINTED PAPERS :— 
601. General Index to the Bills, Reports, Accounts and other Papers, printed by Order ; 
of the House of Commons, 1830-1332 ; printed 725 - - - é - is prac sag 724 
(Sess. Papers, n° 737. vol. x1.) 


PRINTING; v. Accounts, 580. 


PRISONERS :— 
6o2. Return of all Prisoners confined in the Metropolitan Prisons up to 18th July 1832 ; 66 
printed 665 - - - - -  - (Sess. Papers, x° 660. vol. xxvitt.) io 6 


PRISONERS, ( Debt and Game Laws) :— 
603. Return of the Number of Prisoners confined for Debt, and under the Game Laws in 
1832; printed 204 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° g9. vol. xxix.) 
PRISONERS FOR TRIAL :— .- 
604. Returns of the Number of Prisoners for Trial in the Calendar at the several Assizes 
and Sessions in the year ending Michaelmas 1832; printed 169 - - - =) | by Address. 139 
(Sess. Papers, n° 82. vol. xxix.) J 
605. Return of the Number of Prisoners indicted and tried at the last Michaelmas | 


by Address. 204 


Epiphany Quarter Sessions for each County in England and Wales; printed 159 - 











(Sess. Papers, N° 65. vol. xx1x.) saan 157 
PRISONS :— 
606. Copies of all Reports and of Schedules (B.) transmitted to the Secretary of State 
respecting Prisons; printed 61 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 12. vol. xxvu111.) } by Act. 61 
607. Return of the Expense of every Prison in England and Wales for the year ending) 
Michaelmas 1832; printed314-  - (Sess. Papers, n° 228. vol. xxvii.) f | 440" | 311 
— V. Accounts, 354, 360. 





PRISONS ACCOMMODATION :— 





608. Return of Sums received or demanded by Keepers of Gaols in England and Wales 
from Prisoners, for the use of private or state Apartments, or any other special by Address. 254 
accommodation; printed254 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 146. vol. xxviii.) 
PRIVATE BILLS ;— 
60g. Abstract Account of the Number of Private Bills which have passed through Par-) 
214 


liament in each year, from 1819 to 1832 inclusive, and the Number of Petitions for 
Billsm the present Session - - - - = = = = = J 


Privy COUNCIL; v. Accounts, 358, 387, 388, 754, 768. 
Privy SEAL; v. Accounts, 503, 711, 718. 

Privy SEAL AND CHANCERY DIRECTOR; v. Accounts, 707, 
PrR1ZE Money; v. Accounts, 49. 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented, of 
PropaTeE Duty; v. Accounts, 677. Aprenpix. 


PROCLAMATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 372. 

PROOF SPIRITS; v. Accounts, 733 to 739, 742- 

PROTESTANT CLERGY OATH ; v. ACCOUNTS, 343. ~- 

PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 

610. Estimate of the Amount that may be wanted in the year from 1st April 1833 to 31st 

March 1834, for paying the usual Allowances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers ies’ . 
in England, Poor French Refugee Clergy, Poor French Refugee Laity, and sundry Peed 264 902 
small Charitable and other Allowances to the Poor of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields 
and others; printed 265. Referred 671 (Sess. Papers, n° 167. vol. xxiv.) 

PROTESTANTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 455. 

Provis, Mr. JOHN; v. AccountTs, 319. 

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS; v. Accounts, 1 (to 3. 


PUBLIc ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, 1 to 3, 364. 


PUBLICANS AND BEER HOUSES :— 
611. ~—— of Ge Beuipes af Coprictions ff Pabhenveend sat amie of Beer semen ~~ by Address,| 496 
[Abstract to be printed, 513.] 





PuBtic BUILDINGS :— 

612, Estimate of the probable Amount that will be required for the Repairs, &amp;c. of Public 
Buildings, for Furniture, &amp;c. for various Public Offices and Departments, for 
certain Charges for lighting, watching, &amp;c.; ard also, for the maintenance and King’s 
repairs of Royal Palaces and Works in the Royal Gardens, heretofore charged (. | Command. 262 875 
upon the Civil List, for one year, from 1st April 1833 to 31st March 1834; printed 
265. Referred 671 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xx1Vv.) 


PuBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, 628, 630, 633, 634, 635, 658, 669, 


673, 675. 
Pus.tic OFFICES, CLERKS IN; v. AccounNTs, 1930. 


Pusiic Recorps :— 
613. Estimate of the Sum that may be required to defray the expenses incurred under ‘ , 
the direction and management of the Commissioners of Records, in the nel a. 264 906 
ending gist Merch 1834; printed 265. Referred671 - - - - = = si alates 
(Sess Papers, n° 168. vol. xxiv.) 
Puewtic Works; v. Accounts, 283, 357, 378, 389- 


QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE; v. ACCOUNTS, 422. 


RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 
614. Ramsgate Harbour Trust Accounts, from 24th June 1831 to 24th June 1832 - = | by Act. 721 


Rare SEED; v. AccounTs, 222. 


RATE PAYERS (Leamington Priors :)— 
615. Return of the Number of Rate-payers in Leamington Priors; distinguishing se | 
Number assessed on Houses and Premises, bond fide worth £.10. per annum and 
upwards ; similar Return for Kenilworth , a tae een oe oe 


REAL PROPERTY :— 
616. Copy of the Fourth Report of the Commissioners of ag seat into the Law relating to 
Real Property; printed 311 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 226, vol. x x11.) } 


415 


by Address. 311 


RECEIVERS OF TAXES; v. Accounts, 640. 
Reciprocity DUTIES; v. Accounts, 190. 
REcORDS; v. Accounts, 613. 
RECRUITING; v. Accounts, 18. 


REDUCTION OF OFFICES :— 


617. Return of the Establishments of the Public Departments in 1821 and 1832 ; estar. 
the Reductions which have been already carried into effect, since 1821; printed 571 571 
571 ° ° - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 514. vol. xx111.) J 
REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE; v, Accounts, 237. 
REGISTER OFFICE (Edinburgh;) v Accounts, 717. 
4 REGISTERING BARRISTERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 347, 377, 384- 
REGISTRARS IN CHANCERY; v.A ccounTs, 111. 
REGISTRY OFFICES :— 
618. Return of Fees received by the Registrars of Deeds in Middlesex, and in the East 
and West Ridings of the County of York; printed524 - ~ - by Address.] 520 


(Sess. Papers, n° 436. vol. xxx1.) 
RELIGIouS TESTS ;—- 

619. Vice Chancellors of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge to communicate to the 
House, Copies of the Religious Tests required of Persons on admission into the 548 594 
Universities, or at the time of taking any j eens printed 594 - - - . 

(Sess. Papers, N°. 562. vol. xxvI1.) 
REQUEST, CouRTS OF ( London and Westminster ) :— 

620. Return of all Cases heard and determined in the several Courts of Request in 
London and Westminster, in Southwark and parts adjacent, including the Palace| | 5y Address. 157 
Court, and that of the Tower Hamlets, for one year ending 31st December 1831 ; 
printed 159 - - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 6g. vol. xxx.) 


621. from the Commissioners of Courts of Request, in the City and Liberties al 
d 





Westminster, of Sums paid into those Courts by Debtors and remaining unclaime 184 

by Creditors, from 31st December 1821 to 31st December 1831 - - 
[Order for this Return discharged, and another ordered, 444.] 

—— from the Commissioners of the Courts of Request in the City and Liberties 

of Westminster, of all Sums of Money paid into those Courts.by Debtors, and re- 444 567 

maining unclaimed by Creditors on 31st December 1821; printed 592 ah Se 


(Sess. Papers, n°* 561. vol. xxx.) 


622. 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


RETURNING OFFICERS’ CHARGES :— 
623. Return of the Number of Electors entitled to vote at the last General Election, and 
of expenses incurred and made by Returning Officers, under 2 Will, IV. c. 45. s.71 
printed 278- - -  - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 189. vol. xxvii.) 


REVENUE :— 
624. _ of Cases which have been stated and signed by Commissioners of cs 
axes Se ee ee a ere 


received, on 11th February 1833, to complete the Aids granted by Parliament 
for the service of the year 1832, and Balances in the Exchequer on 5th January 
1832; printed 43. Referred 47, 144 - (Sess. Papers, N° 8. vol. xx111.) 
626. Return of the Sums paid in the various Counties of England to the Personal Baste 
Tax ; specifying the Names of the Places, and the Sums paid in each; printed \ 
133 - - ep - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 40. vol. xxxII.) 
of the Amount of the House and Window Duties paid by each Town and 
County in England, so far as they can be obtained ;_ printed 228 - = - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 129. vol. Xx XII.) J 
628. Balance Sheet Accounts of the Net Public Income and Expenditure of the United 
Kingdom, in the year ended 5th January 1833; printed 48. Referred 144 - 
; (Sess. Papers, N° 11. vol. xx11I.) 
629. Account of the Amount of Duty paid in Great Britain on Tax Carts and Common 
Stage Carts during each of the years ending 5th January 1832 and 1833 ; and, of | 
the rates of Duty payable preceding the passing of the Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 82, 
and at the present time; printed241 - = (Sess. Papers, N° 137. vol. xx x11.) 


630. Statement of the several Items embraced in the total Sums of £.1.848,297. 14. 94.) 


625. Account showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to “| 





and £.2,396,921. 1. 83, as set forth in an Account of the Public Incume of the 
United Kingdom, ordered to be printed on 13th February 1833 ,- - - - 
631. Return of the Amount raised in 1832, by the Stamp Duties imposed on Receipts for) 
Sums of £ 2., £.5., £.10., and £.20.; printed 218 - - - - -&gt; 
(Sess. Papers, N° 119. vol. xx x11.) J 
of the Number of Prosecutions by the Legacy Office for Arrears of Duty, or) 
“any other cause, in each of the past Five years; printedge2g - - = - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 316. vol. xxx11.) if 





632. 


Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the year 
ending §th January 1833; printed 207 - (Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. xx111.) 


634. Account of the total Income of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland, in ed 


633. Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting cr | 


year ended 5th January 1833, with an Account of the Public Expenditure during‘ | 


the same period ;_ printed 207 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 103. vol. xx111.) 


635. -—-— of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and) 
Ireland, in the year ended 5th January 1833; of Balances of Public Money re- 
maining in the Exchequer on 5th January 1832; of the Amount raised by additions | 
to the Funded or Unfunded Debt; of Money applied towards the Redemption of 
Funded, or paying off Unfunded Debt; and, Balances in the Exchequer on 
5th January 1833; printed207_ - (Sess. Papers. n° 103. vol. xx111.) 


— of the Income of the Consolidated Fund, in the year ended 5th January 1833 iy 
printed207 - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, N° 103. vol. xxii.) 





636. 


637. ——-— of Money applicable to the payment of the Consolidated Fund; printed 207 
(Sess. Papers, n° 103. vol. xx111.) 
showing how the Monies given for the Service of the United Kingdom, for 
the three months from the 1st day of January to the 31st day of March 1832; and 
for the year from the ist day of April 1832 to the gist day of March 1833, have | 
been disposed of; printed 207 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 10g. vol. x x111.) 


639. Accounts of Arrears and Balances ; viz. Customs, (England, Scotland and ez 


638. 





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) . - - 


640. Account of the Salaries, Allowances or other Emoluments, in any manner accruing to 
the several Receiving Officers of the Taxes, for the year ending 5th January 18393; &gt; 
printed 218 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 120. vol. xxx1I.) J 

of the Surcharges made between 5th April 1832 and 5th April 1833, for the} 
House Tax upon Persons resident within the Borough of Sunderland; printed 
408 - =U - = (Sess. Papers, n° 298. vol. xx x11.) J 

642. Return of the Gross and Net Amount of all Taxes repealed, expired or reduced, in) 
each year since the termination of the War; and of all Taxes imposed in the same 
period; showing the Articles on which alterations of Duty were made, &amp;c.; 
printed 489 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers. n° 386. vol. xxx1I.) 


643. Account of the Amount of per Centage allowed to Surveyors of Assessed Taxes, «| 


641. 





increases made by them to the Revenue in each of the Five past years, up to 
5th January 1833; printed 419 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 303. vol. xxx1I.) 


644. Copies of the Assessment for the Inhabited House Duty at which a hundred of the 
highest rated Houses in London are assessed, for the year ending 5th April 1833 ; 
similar Account for Houses in the Country- printed 430,489,597 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 323, 387 &amp; 463. vol. xxx1I.) 

645. Account of all Sums paid into the Stamp Office for Duty on Insurance from Fire, 
for the four quarters of 1832, the Amount of Allowance in each Office for collecting | 
the same in the Country and London respectively; printed3g8- - - — - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 245. vol. xxxtll.) 
of the Number of Certificates annually taken out by Attornies and Solicitors 
ractising in England and Wales, from the first day of Easter Term 1819 to the 
rst day of Easter Term 1833, and the Gross Annual Amount of Stamp Duties paid 
upon such Certificates; printed 440 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 329. vol. xxxI. J 

647. Return of the Number of Articles of Clerkship filed in the Court of King’s Bench in 
each year, from the first day of Easter Term 1819 to the first day of Easter Term 
1833, distinguishing those of University Graduates; printed 457 - * - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 350. vol. xxx1.) 


646. 





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Ordered. {| Presented. 
by Address.} 278 
Act. 3t 
tae | 523 
43 43 
46 133 
46 186 
48 48 
“1 241 
go 
174 207 
149 186 
by Act. 206 
by Act. 206 
by Act, 206 
by Act. 206 
by Act, 206 
by Act. 206 
by Act. 206 
by Act. 207 
311 366 
327 489 
331 409 
430 
° 455 
335 489. 
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337 338 
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REV ENU E—continued. 
648. 


649. 


650. 


659- 


660. 


661. 


662. 


663. 


664. 
665. 
666. 


667. 


668. 


669. 


670. 


671. 


672. 


673- 


674. 





. Return of the Number of Stamps issued by the Stamp Office for all the London arr 


. ——— of the Amount of Duty received, under Prosecutions by the Legacy Duty 


. ——— of the gross Annual Amount of Stamp Duties paid upon admission of agers | 


. Account of the Public Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom, for the « 


Return of the gross Annual Amount of Stamp Duties paid upon the admission of) 
Attornies and Solicitors te practise im the Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas, 
and Exchequer and Chancery, in England, from 7th May 1819 to 7th May 18335 
printed 440, 499 - -  - (Sess. Papers, N° 330 &amp; 409. vol. xxx1.) 


——+ of all Newspaper Stamps in Ireland, from 1st January 1832 to 1st April 
1833; printed 465 = - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 358. vol. xxx1J.) 


Account of the Amount of House and Window Taxes for the city of Oxford and 
town of Cambridge, for the year ending April 1832, and the amount of Surcharge ; 
printed 455 - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 341. vol. xxx11.) 


of the Number. of Stamps issued to each of the Provincial Newspapers in 
England, in the year ending ist April 1833; printed604 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 569. vol. xxxt1.) 





papers, from the commencement of the year 1832 to the end of the last quarter; 
printed 562 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 502. vol. xx x11.) 


of the Number of Persons resident within the city and borough of abl 





who, between 5th April 1832 and 5th April 1833, have been assessed to the House 
Duty for premises of the yearly value of £. 10 and £.15, and who were not so rated 
previous to the first-named period; printed 499 oe mt Sa Ne Oe 
(Sess. Papers, N° 407. vol. xxxII.) 
of the per centage and Emoluments received by each of the Clerks to coed | 
Commissioners of Land and Assessed Taxes, and by each of the Collectors of Taxes 
in London and Middlesex, forthe last year for which Returns can be prepared -| 


— of the Number of Surcharges for the House and Window Taxes in a 








and Middlesex, in the year ending 5th April1833; printed 519 - - - - 
: (Sess. Papers, n° 427. vol. xx x11.) 


Office, for Arrears of Duty, or any other cause, in each of the past Five years ;\ 
distinguishing each year; printed 499 - (Sess. Papers, n° 408. vol. xxx11.) J 


nies and other Officers in any Court in npand from 7th May 1819 to 1oth 
October 1828; printed 499 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 409. vol. xxxv.) J 


ending 5th January 1831, 1832 and 1833; showing the actual Expense incurred in 

the collection or management of the Revenue; printed 477 - - “ ‘ 
(Sess. Papers, N°374. vol. xx1II.) 

Copies of the Assessment for the Inhabited House Duty for the year ending 5th 

April 1833, at which a hundred of the highest rated private Houses in the Me- 

tropolis, whose occupants are not employed in trade, are assessed; printed §97 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 563. vol. xx x11.) 


Return of the nature and Amount of all Taxes remitted or repealed in Great Britain, 
since 1st January 1814, with the date of every such Remission or Repeal, &amp;c. 

Similar Return for Ireland - - 7) EM Nie &gt; bs &amp; a 

Return of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, from 5th) 


January 1832 to §th April 1833; printed 562 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 503. vol. xx x11.) J 


Account of the Amount of Duty paid for Advertisements by each Provincial News- 
paper in England, in the year commencing ist June 1832, and ending gist May 
1833; printed 576 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 524. vol. xx x11.) 

Return of the Amount of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, from 5th 
January 1833 to 7th June 1833 - - - - « m ¥ « } 

Account of the Duties received on Stage Carriages under each rate of Duty, from 
§th December 1831 to 5th May 1832, and from gd December 1832 to 4th May 1833 


Return of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland, for the pan 


ending 5th April 1833s - - - - - - - « os pa is 
Tables of the Revenue, Population, Commerce, &amp;c. of the United Kingdom and its 
Dependencies, Part 1. from 1820 to18g1 - - - - - = = = 


Return of Persons (with the names) assessed by the Assessors for the first time to the 
House Duty in 1832; of Surcharges (with names) made by the Surveyor; and 
of Persons discharged by the Commissioners on Appeal, for the township of White- 
haven and Preston Quarter; printed 604. (Sess. Papers, N° 570. vd. XXXII.) 


Account of the Public Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom, in each o 
the years ending 6th January 1793, 1803, 1821, 1832 and 1833 - - * ‘ 


Return of the Number of Stamps issued for all the London Newspapers from et 

commencement of 1832 to goth June 1833; printed 665 - - - - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 657. vol. xx x11.) J 
[Return being imperfect withdrawn ; and a perfect Return ordered instead thereof, 752.] 

Accounts of Sums paid by each Newspaper in Ireland for Stamps, in each of the four 
last quarters of the year ing | 5th July instant ; and distinguishing the iene 
paid for Stamps for Paper, from those paid for Advertisements; printed 646 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 633. vol. xx x11.) 
of the Sums paid by the Irish Government to each Newspaper in er 





in each of the four last quarters of the year ended 5th July instant; distinguish- 
ing the Sums paid for Advertisements and Proclamations from Sums paid to 
Proprietors, &amp;c. printed 665 - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 658. vol. xx x11.) 


Account of the Expenditure of the United Kingdom, in the year ended 5th January 
1821 and 1833; printed 587 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 548. vol. xx111.) } 


Copy of any Minute or Minutes of Treasury, or other Document, by which the | 
80 idation of the Boards of Taxes and se was effected, and by which any 
Superannuation Allowances have been granted or refused to any Officers lately 


belonging to those Offices; printed 659. (Sess. Papers, N° 647. vol. xx x11.) 


675- Account relative to Revenue, Expenditure, Commerce, Xc.; printed 665 - - 
(Sess, Papers. n° 659. vol. xx111.) } 





Ordered. 





384 


399 


408 ~ 


435 


462 


463 


467 


467 


473 


473 


477 


506 


552 


561 


King’s 
Command. 


870 


582 


583 


621 





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430 
499 


464 


455 


499 


468 


519 


499 


499 


477 


597 


665 


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3&amp;4W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the Etienty-£E1GHTH VOLUME. 


a. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | Pace: 


3 Ordered. | Presented. of 
REVENU E—continued. 


fArPenprx. 
676. Account of the Amount of Duty received from Sea Policies, from sth January 1832, 
to 5th January 1833; distinguishing the Amount received for Stamps. issued in 69 6. 
London, and the Amount received from certain Insurance Offices therein mentioned ; 4 4 
printed 655 - o%-* - (Sess. Papers, N° 644. vol. xx x111.) 
677. Return of the Amount of Capital which has devolved in Ireland under Probates 
and Letters of Administration, obtained in each of the Five years, ended 5th 668 
January 1832 - - - - - - - ~ - - - - ~ 
— of the Number of Persons now in prison upon Prosecutions directed by the 


Commissioners of Stamps, for the sale of unstamped Newspapers ; and Number 678 |. 688 
prosecuted since ist January 1831; printed 688 - - = 


(Sess. Papers, n° 679. vol. XxIx.) 
679. Return of the Number of Stamps issued by the Stamp Office for all the London 
Newspapers, from ist January 1832 to goth June 1833; printed733-  - = - 732 733 
(Sess. Papers, n° 758. vol. xx x11.) 
— V. Accounts, Cusroms, 176 to 225. DEBT, NATIONAL, 227 to 234. EXCISE, 
4 285 to 295. 

REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, COMMERCE, &amp;c.; v. ACcouNTS, 675. 
REVENUE POLIce; v. Accounts, 476. 
REVENUE, POPULATION, &amp;c., v. AccouxTs, 667. 
RHODES, Mr.; v. Accounts, 407, 433. 
RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 

680. Richmond Bridge Cash Account, 1832 - - - - - - - 











oO 


678. 











= ps by Act. 655 

Roaps, CLERKS OF THE; v. Accounts, 131. 
ROBERTSON, MR.; v. Accounts, 253. 
Rock, NEAL; v. Accounts, 468. 
RoLis, MASTER OF THE; v. Accounts, 522. 
RomAn CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL; v. Accounts, 340. 
Roya. BuRGHS; v. AccounTs, 699. 
Royat MILITARY CANAL :— 

681. Account of Rates and Receipts of Money and Disbursements for 1832; printed 733 by Act. 716 


(Sess. Papers, n° 740. vol. xxiv.) 
Rum; v. Accounts, 182, 733, 747- 


Russtan DuTCcH LOAN :— 
682. Account made up to 31st December 1832, of the Sums which have been paid and ws es 133 926 
applied within the year 1832; printed 133 (Sess. Papers, x° 37. vol. xx111.) ye 
SAINT MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS; PARISH OF :— 


683. Vestry Clerk, &amp;c. of the Parish of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields, in the City of West- 
minster to prepare Copies of all Entries contained in any Book or Books of Vestry 
of the said Parish concerning the electing of Thomas Woode and William Wasshe, 419 465 
Churchwardens in 1534 - - - - - - - - | 


684. Return showing the Amount of Taxes levied by the Churchwardens and Overseers = 














the Parish of Saint Martin, Westminster, under the head of Poor Rate, Police 724 
Rate, or otherwise, for the past year - - = “ &gt; - ¥. 


SAINT MaRy’s ABBEY; v. Accounts, 462. } 
SAInT PANCRAS, PARISH OF :— 
685. Return from the Trustees for building a new Parish Church and a Parochial Chapel} 


in the Parish of Saint Pancras, in the County of Middlesex, of all Sums assessed, 
collected, &amp;c. for the purposes therein mentioned - - * - 


686. Returns from the several Boards in the Parish of Saint Pancras of the Monies ex- 
pended by them in 18go0, 1831 and 1832; printed 709 - - -— - | 


(Sess. Papers, n° 712. vol. xxx11.) J 








614 


by Address. 683 





SAINT PETER’S (Dublin) ; 0. Accounts, 383. 
SALARIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 573, 576; 578. 
SALT; v. ACCOUNTS, 192. 
SALTPETRE; v. ACCOUNTS, 224. 
SAVINGS BANKS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :— 
687. Account of the principal Sums paid in and drawn out by Trustees of Savings Banks 
and Friendly Societies in Great Britain and Ireland, from 28th January 1832 ; and of 
the monthly Account of Sums paid in and paid out by the Commissioners for the 36 
redemption of the Public Debt, on account of Savings Banks, from 28th J anuary 
1832, to the latest period; printed 133 (Sess. Papers, n° 38. vol. xx111.) 
688. Return of the Number of Persons having Deposits in Savings Banks and Friendly 
Societies, the Funds of which are in the hands ofthe Commissioners for the Reduc- 247 374 
tion of the National Debt; printed 471 - (Sess. Papers, n° 968. vol. xx111.) ; 
— V. Accounts, 232. 
ScHOOL HOUSES :— 
689. Estimate of the Sum to enable His Majesty to issue Money for the erection of School 
Houses, in aid of private Subscription for that purpose, for the Education of the | King’s 66 
children of the poorer classes in Great Britain, in the year ending 31st March{ | Command. 9 914 
1834; printed 669. Referred 671- - (Sess. Papers, n° 654. vol. xxiv.) 


SCHOOL OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE; v. Accounts, 541. 


SCOTLAND: 

6go. Return of the Number of Causes instituted and decided in the Court of Session, in} 
1832; printed 79 - - = + (Sess. Papers, n° 20. vol. xxx1.) f |. Sy et 79 

691. Returns of the reductions and alterations in the Duties on Lights in Scotland, since) 
1822; printed256 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n°170. vol.xxxut.) f 101 256 

Gg2. Return of the Amount of the Annuity Tax raised by the Magistrates and Town 
Council of the City of Edinburgh, in each of the last Twelve years - - } 

693. Copies of Cases stated and signed by Commissioners of Assessed Taxes in Scotland - 


694. of the Warrants of the Barons of Exchequer in Scotland, granting Compensa- 
tion to Commissary Clerks and Macer of the CourtofSession - - -~— - ei 133 


VOL. 88. 





133 











by Address. 126 


by Act. 1 33 


























Sess. 1833. I 2 








INDEX ¢o the Etcuty-EIGHTH VOLUME.  [A.18s3. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ScoTLAND—continued. 
695. Returns of all the Crown Lands in each County in Scotland, of the yearly Rents 


mJ 


690. 
697. 


698. 


699. 


701. 


702. 


793- 


704. 
79%5:- 


706. 


710. 


711. 


712. 


713- 


714. 


715: 


716. 


717: 


718. 


719- 


thereof, of Monies paid into the Exchequer in respect thereof, and of Monies drawal 
therefrom; printed424 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 307. vol. xxx1Vv.) 


Return of the Number of Persons committed to the Gaols in Scotland, during the 
year 1832 ; printed 139 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 45. vol. xxx.) 


of the Principal Clerks employed in the Bill Chamber of the Court it 





Session, and by whom appointed, the time occupied in the discharge of their 
duties, &amp;c.; printed 473 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 369. vol. xx x1.) 


Copies of the Record and Proceedings in the case of John M‘Neill, Spirit Dealer my 


Edinburgh - - - = += = = = is. « - 
Returns relative to the Royal Burghs in Scotland; Referred to Select ener! 
on Royal Burghs (Scotland) Bill,219 = - - - - 2+ 2 = = 


[Returns to be returned to the Secretary of State’s Office, 721.) 


. The Nineteenth Report of the Commissioners for the repair of Roads and Bridges in] 


the Highlands of Scotland; printed214 - (Sess. Papers, n° 114. vol. xvii.) Jf 


Estimate of the Sum that will be required in the year, from 1st April 18393 to gist) 
March 1834, on account of the works at Port Patrick Harbour; printed 265. 
Referred 671 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xx1v.) J 


— of the Sum necessary to be granted for closing the Accounts of the er 
missioners for building Churches in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland ; 
printed 265. Referred 671 - - = = (Sess. Papers, N° 165. vol. xxiv.) if 


—— — of the Amount that will probably be required to defray Law agit 





Grants to the Scottish Universities, and other Charges in Scotland, formerly de- 
frayed from the Hereditary Revenues, and not ousiteh for in His Majesty’s Civil 
List, nor on the Consolidated Fund, from ist March 1833 to 31st March 1834: 
printed 265. Referred 671 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 173. vol. xxiv.) 

A Book, intituled, Acts of Sederunt of the Court of Session in Scotland, 1833 - = - 

Copy of the Grant, a title in virtue of which the Minister or Kirk Session of the 
parish of North Leith levy Tithe on Fish brought into the Port of Leith, the 
annual amount of said Tithe, for the Three years preceding the 15th November 
1832, &amp;c.; printed 278 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 190. vol. xxvit.) | 

of the Warrant of Appointment of Lord Dunglas to be Chamberlain of csven 





Forest, with a Statement of the Revenue he collects, and the Salary he receives ; 
printed 279 = - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 201. vol. xx111.) 


. Returns relative to the Offices of Privy Seal and Director of Chancery in Scotland ;) 


printed 393 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 278. vol. xx1i1.) 


. Account, showing the Number of Causes decided in the Sheriff’s Court in Scotland, 


in 1830 and 1831; printed 331 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 240. vol. xxx1.) 


. Return of the Number of Processes for Augmentation of Stipend before the Teind 


Court of Scotland, in each year since 1790; specifying the Names of the Parishes 
and the Amount of the Stipend - - - - - - - . , 
[ Return to be made forthwith, 669. Order for Return forthwith, discharged, 721.] 
— of the Number of Persons imprisoned for Debt in Scotland in 1823 and 1824.) 
1827 and 1828, and in 1831 and 1832; printed 496 - - - - -\ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 397. vol. xx1x.) J 
Copy of Royal Warrant appointing Robert Viscount Melville as Keeper of the Privy) 
Seal in Scotland; printed 534 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 463. vol. xx1i1.) J 
Abstracts of the Accounts of Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses, for the 
year ending goth June 1833; printed 587 (Sess. Papers, n° 551. vol. xxx111.) } 


Return of the Number of Appeals from the Sheriff Substitute to the Sheriff 6op | 





in every County in Scotland, for the last Five years respectively; printed 603 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 566. vol. xx x1.) 
--—-— ofthe Names and Designations of those Persons forming the Royal Commis- 
sion of Inquiry into the state of the Laws and Judicatories of Scotland, with 4] 
Copy of the Instructions given to the said Commissioners, and the remuneration (if | 
any) they are to receive; printed 666 - (Sess. Papers, n° 663. vol. xxx1.) 


for the year commencing 12th November 1831 and — 12th November 1832, | 





of the months, days and hours at and during which the Judges of the Court of 
Session in Scotland take their seat and remain on the Bench, and the Number of 
Judges who sit together daily in each division of the said Court - - ie Ss 


of the Names and Description of the Persons employed under the Commis- 
sion to inquire into the state of the Municipal Corporations in Scotland; tl 
with the yee sh they have received, and the rate of remuneration proposed 

for their Services; printed 666 - = (Sess. Papers, n° 662. vol. xxx1.) j 


Accounts of the Number of Signatures for entries to Crown Vassals passed in 
Exchequer during each of the last Ten years, and specifying the several Fees “| 





Emoluments payable therefor, and the total Amount of all the Fees in each 
year, &amp;c. - - - - . - - - ° * 


Return from the Chancery Office in Edinburgh, and from the Record of the =| 


Seal in Scotland, of any appointment in favour of Lord Melville, to the Office 
of Keeper of His Majesty’s Privy Seal in Scotland, subsequent to 1st December 
1814; printed 665 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 661. vol. xx111.) 
Copy of the Patent by which the Honourable George Elliot holds the Sinecure Office 
of Governor of the Mint in Scotland ; also, Copy of the Patent by which Henry 
Scott Alves, holds the Office of Master and Worker of the same Mint; printed 
709 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 705. vol. xx111.) 


— V, Accounts, 63, 125, 131, 135, 136, 218, 221, 222, 286, 291, 293, 294, 515, 600, 639, 


735» 737, 738, 741, 746, 763. 


SEAMEN’S WAGES; v. AccouNTS, 543- 

Sea Pouicy Stamp DUTIES; v. Accounts, 676. 
SECRETARIES OF STATE ; v. Accounts, 765, 767. 
SECRET SERVICES :— — 


‘720. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the year, from ist April 1833 to 31st 


March 1834, to defray the Charge of His Majesty’s Foreign and other Secret 
Services; printed 265. Referred 671 - (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xx1v.) J 











Ordered. 


135 


by Act. 


186 


by Address. 


by Address. 
by Act. 


King’s 


Command, 


King's 
Command. 


King's 
Command. 


by Act. 


by Address, 


by Address 


by Address. 


by Address. 


485 


hy Address. 


by Address. 


by Act. 


by Address. 


hy Addvess. 


by Addvess, 


by Address, 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


King's 


4 
Command. 


Presented. 





424 
139 


291 


204 


204 


214 


262 


263 


265 


621 


621 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
SEDERUNT, ACTS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 704. 
SENTENCE OF DEATH; 0. Accounts, 226. 


SEWERS :— 
721. Account of all Sums rated by the Commissioners of Sewers within the District 
called the South Division and East Division of the County of Middlesex, for the 
limits extending from East Moulsey, in Surrey, to Ravensbourne, in Kent, from 48 
ist December 1830 to 1st August 1832; printed 429 obo patyrs &lt;ulssis) lage 
(Sess. Papers, n° 314. vol. xxx1v.) 





— V. Accounts, 501. 
SHANNON NAVIGATION; v. AccoUNTS, 407, 410, 433. 
SHERIFF'S CouRT; v. Accounts, 708. 
SHERIFFS DEPUTE; v. ACCOUNTS, 713. 
SHIP “ AMHERST”; v. Accounts, 263. 


SH1P LETTERS :— 


722. Return of the Number of Ship Letter Bags, Boxes and sealed Packages, despatched 
from the General Post Office, London, to places beyond Seas, from 1st January 1832 
to 16th August 1833; and other Returns relating thereto - - - - - 


SHIPPING; v. AccouNTs, 178, 191, 192, 208. 
SHIPPING MORTGAGED; v. AccouUNTS, 557- 
SHIPPING, PorRT OF LONDON; v. Accounts, 208. 
SHIPPING AND VOYAGES; v. ACCOUNTS, 191. 
SHIPWRECKS; v. ACCOUNTS, 542. 


726 
J 


SHOREHAM HARBOUR :— 
723. Report of the Commissioners of Shoreham Harbour ena’ deus i mio Fo via Probpalon 


SIERRA LEONE :-— 
724. Return of the Number of Africans liberated and landed at Sierra Leone in each me 








since the Abolition of the Slave Trade, distinguishing the Sexes ; also the Number 
of liberated Africans in the Colony, in each year, or ateach Registration - ~ - 


— V. Accounts, 590. 


623 


SILK; v. Accounts, 177. 
SILVER ; v. ACCOUNTS, 257, 309. 
SILVER PLATE; v. Accounts, 202, 310. 


SINECURE OFFICES :— 


725. Return of all Offices which have been abolished in pursuance of the recommendations 
of the Select Committees on Sinecure Offices, 1810, 1811 and 1812, and also of the 
Finance Committeein 1817, - - - - - - «© «© «.« -&amp; 


of all Sums paid _as compensation for loss or surrender of Sinecure Offices 
or Offices executed by Deputy, in any of the Departments of the Revenue of ie! 
United Kingdom, and paid out of the Revenue before it reaches the Exchequer - 


12 





726. 
310 


SINKING FUND; v. AcCcouUNTs, 233. 


SLAVE POPULATION ;— 

727. Copies or Extracts of all Returns of the Population of the different Slave Colonies 
which have been received since the last were presented ; also, any Reports or Obser- 
vations on the subject of the Slave Population, by the Registrars, Slave Protectors, 
or Assistant Protectors, forthe same period; printed7o3 - - - -— - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 700. vol. xxv1.) 


by Address. 


SLAVERY :— 
728. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to make good the deficiency of the Fees st 
King’s 


Command. 


the Office for the Registry of Slaves in the Colonies, for one year; printed 265. 
Referred 671 - - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 166, vol. xxtv.) 
729. ————— of the Sum which may be wanted, for one year, from 1st April 1833 to 31st 
March 1834, to pay the Salaries and incidental expenses of the Commissioners for 
preventing the illegal Traffick in Slaves; printed 265. Referred 671 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 4 


of the Sum that may be required in the year ending gist March 1834, * 


King’s 
Command. 





739. : 
defray expenses for the support of captured Negroes and liberated Africans, under 


the Acts for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; printed 265. Referred 671 - 
! (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xx1v.) 
731. Return of the manner in which the Sum of £.25,000 voted in 1832 for the support 
of captured Negroes and liberated Africans, wasexpended - - --— - 4 


King’s 
Command. 


688 


SLAVERY IN INDIA; v. ACCOUNTS, 275. 


SLAVES TRANSPORTED :— 

732. Return of all Orders in Council, and the dates thereof, with the names of the parties 
under which Slaves were transported into Demerara from the Bahamas, or any \ 
other British Colony, since the Peace of 1815; printed 703 is st m 7 (| by Address. 

(Sess. Papers, n° 699. vol. xxv1.) 


SLAVE TRADE ; v. ACCOUNTS, 724, 771, 773: 

SMITH, ERASMUS (SCHOOLS OF); v. ACCOUNTS, 379. 
SMUGGLING CONVICTIONS v. ACCOUNTS, 200. 
SNUFF; v. Accounts, 763. 

Soap; v. Accounts, 285. 


SPIRITS :— 


733- Account of the total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits manufactured or distilled 
in the United Kingdom, and of Duty charged thereon, with the rates of Duty, 
from 5th January 1832 to 5th —— 1833 ; of the Number of Gallons of Rum, 
Brandy, &amp;c. that paid Duty in each Kingdom, for the.same period, &amp;c. iis 

(Order for Account discharged, and others ordered, 57.] 


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172 


702 


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263 


264 


702 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —continued. PAGE 
i Ordered. | Presented, of 
Spi RITS—continued. Avbiubie. 

734. Accounts of the total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits manufactured or distilled pe ras 
in the United Kingdom, from 5th January 1832 to 5th January 1833; and of the 186 
Imperial proof Gallons of Guernsey and Jersey Spirits in bond upon 5th January 57 { im 
1826, and imported in each year since then, to 5th January 1833; printed 202, 400. 4 

(Sess. Papers. n° 97 &amp; 284. vol. xx x111.) 

735 - of the Number of Proof Gallons of Spirits brought from Scotland into 
England, between 5th July and 10th October 1832; similar Account for the| 202 279 
quartet from 10th October 1832 to 5th January 1833; and the same Accounts 
relating to Irish Spirits; printed 279 - (Sess. Papers, N° 199. vol. xx x11.) 

736. — of the total Number of Proof Imperial Gallons of Spirits in stock of all 0 | ‘ 
makers of Spirits in England, on 5th January 1831; similar Accounts for 1832 202 279 
and 1833; printed 279 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 199. vol. xx x11.) J 

737. Account of the total Number of Imperial Gallons of Proof Spirits which were con- HA 409 
sumed in England, Scotland and Treland, in the quarters respectively ending 5th 94 
April 1832 and 5th April 1833; printed 409 (Sess. Papers, N° 300. vol. xx xIII.) 

738, ———— of the Number of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits distilled in each King- 
dom exported from Scotland to England, from Ireland to England, andf rom Scot- 294 409 
land to Ireland, and which paid Duty for Home Consumption from 5th January 1832 | 
to 5th April 1833; printed 409 - (Sess. Papers, N° 300. vol. xx xIII.) 

739 — of the total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits permitted out from the Die-| 66 
tillers’ stocks in England, for the years ended 5th January 1832 and 5th January 3ll 3° 
1833; printed 366 - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 256. vol. xxx111.) J 

740. Return of Sums charged by the Excise, under 4 Geo. IV. c. 94. for Spirits produced, 
being short of the charge by gravity of Worts, attenuation or charge from Low Wines 365 374 
in Ireland ; and if any or what part of these charges remains unpaid, by whom, and . 

Sums by each ; similar Return for Scotland; printed 399 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° ¢81. vol. x xxIII.) 

741. Returns of Sums remaining unpaid to the Excise in Ireland for additional Duties of x 
2d. and 4d. per gallon on Spirits under 1 Will. 1V. c. 49, at 5th April 1832 and 365 374 
5th April 1833; similar Return for Scotland ; printed 399 - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 281. vol, xxx111.) 

742. Account of the Number of Imperial Proof Gallons of Spirits in warehouse, in each Col- 429 468 
lection of Excise, for the Duties at the end of the Excise round on 5th April 1833 } 

743. ———— of the Quantity of Foreign Wines and Spirits retained for Home Consump- 
tion in the United Kingdom, Tisinguddidng each sort, during Ten years ending 441 468 

6th January 1833; similar Returns of the same Articles exported, and Quantity 
remaining in bond on 5th January 1833; printed 468 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 366. vol. xxxu11.) 
744. Returns of the Number of Persons licensed in Ireland to sell Spirits by retail, not to 463 529 
be consumed in the House, or upon tae premises of the Retailer ; sistingtishing-| 
the Number so licensed in the city of Dublin; printed 529 i wee ce 
(Sess. Papers, N° 455. vol. xx XIII.) 587 

745- Account of the Number of Imperial Gallons of British, Foreign and Colonial Spirits, 557 { 596 
which had paid the Home Consumption Duty in the United Kingdom for 1831 and 
1832; printed 597, 699 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 692. vol. xxx111.) 

740. — of the Quantity of Foreign Wines and Spirits (distinguishing each sort) in 2 o4 | 
the stocks of the dealers in England, Scotland and Ireland respectively, for Ten| m4 o— 
years ending 5th January 1833; distinguishing London from the country | 

printed 724 — S © - - (Sess. Papers, N° 734. vol. xx XIII.) 
SPIRITS (Sussex and Hants) :— : 31 46 | 

747- Return of the Number of Gallons of British and Foreign Spirits, Brandy and Rum, 3 q | 

permitted in the counties of Sussex and Hants in 1830, 1831 and 1832 - 4 | 
STAFFORD BoROUGH :— | 

748. Return of the Number of Houses of the annual value of £. 10 and upwards, according 594 622 || 
to the assessment to the Poor, within the present Boundary of the borough of | 
Stafford ; and other Returns relating thereto; printed 622 - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 606. vol. xxvil.) 
STAGE CARRIAGE DUTIES; v. Accounts, 665. 
STAINED PAPER; v. Accounts, 291. | 
STAINES BRIDGE :— 

749- Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Tolls and other Monies collected _ 448 
on Staines Bridge, from the 26th day of March 1832 to the 25th day of March 1833, 
both days inclusive - + = oe we te oe gy 

Stamp DUTIES; v. Accounts, 7, 349, 646, 648, 657. 

Stamp DUTIESON RECEIPTS; v. Accounts, 631. 

STAMP PROSECUTIONS; v. Accounts, 678. 

STAMPS; vo. Accounts, 220, 639, 649, 651, 652, 662, 664, 666, 670, 671, 676, 678, 679. 
STAMPS, BOARD OF (Ireland); v. Accounts, 366. 

STAMPS, COMMISSIONERS OF; v. Accounts, 366, 443, 456. 

STAMPS AND TAXES, CONSOLIDATED BOARD OF ; v. Accounts, 674. 

STARCH ; v. Accounts, 288. 

STATE OF THE COUNTRY :— 

750. Copies of al! Communications made within the last six months to the Board of Trade, 
by persons holding local or municipal authority, in answer to inquiries from that 390 
Board, regarding the state of the Country - - « é J . - ‘ 

STATE PAPER OFFICE :— 

751. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, from ist April 1833 to 31st March 1834, 

on account of the New State Paper Office; printed 265. Referred 671 - 7 King’s 263 879 
= Command. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xxiv.) 


















































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
sf Ordered. | Presented. of 
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752. Estimate of the Sum that may be required to defray the Charge for one year, 
from ist April 1833 to 31st March 1834, of the Salaries and other Expenses of the ois 
State Paper Office, the Office for the Custody of Records in the Tower, and the Cuoaa! 263 887 
Office for the Custody of Records in the Chapter House, Westminster; printed 
265. Referred 671 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 
STATIONERY :— 


753. Estimate of the Expense of providing Stationery and Binding, for the several 
Departments of Government in England and Ireland, and for the two Houses of 
Parliament, from ist April 1833 to 31st March 1834, and for providing Paper for King's 26 904 
the printing purposes of the two Houses of Parliament for the Session 1834, ( | Command. 4 
including the Expense of the Establishment of the Stationery Office; printed 265. 
Referred 671 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xxiv.) 


STEAM VESSELS; v. ACCOUNTS, 556. 

STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES; v. ACCOUNTS, 339. 
STIPENDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 709. 

STORES; v. AccounrTs, 58, 59, 553- 

SUGAR; v. Accounts, 180, 207, 211, 221. 

SUGAR REFINED FOR EXPORTATION; v. Accounts, 216. 


SUGAR REFINING :— 
754. Copy of a Report of Experiments on Sugar Refining, by Dr. Ure, M.p. F.R.s, Pro- 
fessor of Chemistry, made by direction of the Lords of the Committee of Ping} 
Council; printed 615 - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 590. vol. xxx11.) 
755- Copy of the Observations addressed by Mr. Plaxton to the Board of Trade, dated) 
4th January 1833, on the Report of Dr. Ure, relating to his Sugar Refining experi- 656 
ments, and other Observations thereon - - - - - - - | 
SUITORS’ FUND; v. Accounts, 107. 
SUNDERLAND SURCHARGES ; v. Accounts, 641. 


SUPERANNUATIONS :— 
756. Account of the total Annual Amount of the several Superannuation Allowances noun] 





615 615 


ceased in the course of the year ending 5th January 1833, the Annual Amount 
granted, and the total Amount payable for the above period ee eet Aer 
[Order for this Account discharged, 139.] 


757. Annual Account of Superannuation Allowances granted under Act 3 Geo. IV. c. 113 ; 
printed 207 - Me - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 105. vol. xx11I.) shane 206 


758. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the charge of the Allowances or 
Compensations granted as Superannuations or Retired Allowances to Persons 
formerly in the Public Offices or Departments, for one year ending 31st March 1834; 
printed 265. Referred671 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 167. vol. xxiv.) 


759. Return of Sums paid from 5th January 1832 to 5th January 1833, to Officers retired 
from the Civil Service, on the sole ground of age or infirmity; printed 724- -¢ 473 724 
(Sess. Papers, N° 735. vol. XXIII.) J 

SURGEONS, COLLEGES OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 135, 136. 


SURREY, SHERIFF OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 235. 
SYNGE, EDWARD; v. Accounts, 369. 
TANJORE DEBTS; v. AccouNTS, 254. 
TAX CARTS; v. Accounts, 629. 
TAXES; v. Accounts, 220, 624, 639, 640, 642, 643, 650, 654, 655, 660, 674. 
TAXES AND STAMPS CONSOLIDATED BOARD; v. Accounts, 674. 
TEA; v. ACCOUNTS, 221. 
TEIND CouRT; v. Accounts, 709. 
THAMES NAVIGATION; v. ACCOUNTS, 501. 
TILES; v. ACCOUNTS, 293. 
TIMBER (Isle of Man); v. Accounts, 215. 
TIN ; v. Accounts, 198. 
TITHE ARREAR; v. ACCOUNTS, 359. 
TITHE CAUSES (COURT OF EXCHEQUER) :— 
760. Return of the Number of Tithe Causes entered for Trial in the Court of ih Ang 


King’s 263 891 


Command, 











660 








in each of three periods, commencing 10th August 1830, and ending 10th August 
1833 - - - ~ - - - = - - «&lt;= - - 
[Order for Return discharged, 687.] 


TITHE COMPOSITION; v. ACcOUNTS, 400, 442. 
TITHES ; v. Accounts, 398, 400, 416, 420, 422, 597. 
TITHES ACT; v. Accounts, 338, 415. 

TITHES (Lancaster :)\— 


761. Return of the Names of the Parishes respecting the Tithes of which Suits were com- 
menced in the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster, in each of 
the Three years of the period commencing 16th August 1830 and ending 16th 
August 1833; printed 733 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 761. vol. xxVII.) 

TITHES (North Leith;) v, Accounts, 705. 


TitHES SUITS :— 
762. Return of the Names of the Parishes, respecting the Tithes of which Suits were mth 


by Address. 733 


menced in the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer, in each of the Three years of 
the period commencing 16th August 1830 and ending 16th August 1833 - - 
TOBACCO AND SNUFF :— 

763. Accounts of the Number of pounds weight of Leaf Tobacco, manufactured Cigars and 
Snuff, paid Duty upon quarterly, for the year ending 5th January 1833, with the 
rate of Duty at the respective Ports of Importation, and total Amount; distin- ies 
guishing England, Scotland and Ireland; printed279 - - - - - 279 

(Sess. Papers, n° 198. vol. xx xX111.) 


687 


— V. Accounts, 221. 




















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INDEX ¢o the E1GuTy-EIGHTH YVoLUME. _ [A4-1833. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
7 ered. g f 
TONNAGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 192, 194, 208, 217, 495, 555» 555, 557- reer Bee rah. 
TONTINES; v. ACCOUNTS, 419. | 
TRADE, BOARD OF; v, ACCOUNTS, 750, 755. | 
TRADE AND NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, 188. 
TRANSPORTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 545; 
TREASURERS OF COUNTIES ; v. Accounts, 348, 356. 
TREASURY: — 
764. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year from ist April 1832 to gist 
March 1833, to make good the Deficiency of the Fee Fund in the Department of King’s 26 
His Majesty’s Treasury; printed 265. Referred 671 - «= &lt;n «. oft Gompek 3 883 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 
765. - - Ditto - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State ; 
Foreign Secretary of State; Colonial Secretary ; Privy Council ; and Committee of King’s ; 
Privy Council for Trade; printed 265. Referred 671 - - - és " - Command. 263 || 883-884 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 
766. —~— of the Sum that will probably be required in the year, from 1st April 1833 
to 31st March 1834, to defray the Expenses for Contingencies and Messengers in| King’s its 884 
the Department of His Majesty’s Treasury; printed 265. Referred 671 - -( | Command. - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) | 
767. - - Ditto - - inthe Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of State ; 
Foreign Secretary of State; Colonial Secretary; Privy Council; and Committee | King’s 263 884 
of Privy Council tor Trade; printed 265. Reterred 671 - - - - - | a 
(Sess, Papers, n° 166. vol. xxiv.) 
— V. Accounts, 305. 
TREASURY AND SECRETARIES OF STATE :— 
768. Account of the Establishment, in the year 1832-3, of His Majesty’s Treasury, of} 
each of the Offices of the Secretary of State, of the Privy Council, and of the 
Committee of Privy Council for Trade ; stating, in detail, the Name of each Officer, 395 498 
and the Salary and Allowances he receives; printed 499 - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 405. vol. xx111.) 
TREATIES :— 
769. Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French, signed at “ino? 
London, October 22, 1832 - - - - - re ® - . é om, 43 | 1041 
770. Papers relative to the Affairs of Belgium: Protocols of the Conterences held | | 
London, between the Plenipotentiaries of Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia King’s 47 1041 
and Russia - - . - - - - - - - ~ at Command. 
771. Supplementary Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French, for 
the more effectual suppression of the Traffic in Slaves; signed at Paris, March King’s 316 1139 
22, 1833 - - e a a" 4 = RS ¥ ‘ a e Command. . 
772. Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French on the one part, em | i a 
the King of the Netherlands on jhe other, together with an explanatory Article Pe nt 439 1141 
thereunto annexed ; signed at London, May 21, 1833, with Translation - 4 2 
773. Papers relating to Slave Trade, 1831-1832 :—Class (A.) Correspondence with ve Kinc's 
British Commissioners :—Class (B.) Correspondence with Foreign Powers - - Pen 609 
774. Article explanatory and supplementary to Article VIII. of the Convention between 
the Courts of Great Britain, Bavaria, France and Russia, relative to the Sovereignty — 723 1142 
of Greece; signed at London, April 30, 1833, with Translation - - -~— = soreeyt 
775. Papers relative to the Affairsof Belgium - - - - - - = = : Rats 732 
TRIAL BY JuRY (India;) v. Accounts, 272. : 
TRIAL OF OFFENCES (Ireland ;) v. Accounts, 341. 
Trinity HospitraL( New Ross); v. Accounts 421, 
TRINITY HOUSE :— 
776. Returns of the several reductions and alterations of Duties of Lights, Buoys, Beacon- 
age and Pilotage, which have been effected subsequently to the year 1822, by the| 186 
Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond; printed186- - -~— - van 
(Sess. Papers, n° 87. vol. xx x11.) 
777. Account of all Sums of Money received by the Corporation of Trinity House * 
Deptford Strond, as Light Money, between ist January 1828 and 1st January 1832, 101 186 | 
rate of Charge, &amp;c.; printed 186 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. xxx11II.) | 
778. 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, 8. 4, for the | 477 489 
year ending 31st December 1831, and Names of Pilots at present holding Licenses; | | 
printed 497 - ~ - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 403. vol. xxx1II.) J 
TRINITY House ( Hull): — | 
779- Account of all Sums of Money received and disbursed by the Trinity House of Hull, 6 | 
during the last Ten years; printed 604, 633 °- - - ° ° - - 489 { ect | 
(Sess. Papers, Nn 572 &amp; 617. vol. xxiv. &amp; xxxII1.) 33 | 
[Return to be made forthwith, 591.) 
TROOPERS’ FUND; v. Accounts, 62. 
TURKEY; v. Accounts, 242. | 
TURNPIKE ROAD BILL FEES :— 
780. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in the year 1833, to defray the 
expense of paying the Fees due and payable to the Officers of the Parliament, on 
all Bills for continuing or amending any Acts for making or maintaining, keeping in King’s 264 | 
repair, or improving Turnpike Roads, which shall pass the two Houses of Parlia-{ | Command. 4 906 
ment, and receive the Royal Assent; printed 265. Referred 671 a. tom! 2m 
(Sess. Papers, n° 168. vol. xxiv.) 
VACCINE INSTITUTION : ~ 
781. Copy of the last Report from the National Vaccine Institution ; printed ies 
- 79 
(Sess. Papers, n° 16. vol. xxxIVv.) by Address, 79 
782. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the expense of the National Vaccine Establish-] Ned 
ment, for the year 1833 ; printed 265. Referred 671 © - - - “7 aun. 263 | 902 
(Sess. Papers, n° 167. vol. xxtv.) J | 



































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Van DIEMEN’S LAND :— 


783. Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and Council of Van Diemen’s aang 
18g0—s = - - - - - - - - - - - 


— V. AccounTs, 156, 157. 
VESSELS; v. Accounts, 176, 191, 194, 217. 
Vice CHANCELLOR :— 
784. Return of the ig and Emoluments of the Vice Chancellor, and of his Slay. 
a 


Secretaries for the last Three years, distinguishing how much comes from Salary, 
and how much from other sources - - - - = =f = = = 


VicE CONSULS; v. ACCOUNTS, 153, 154- 
VICTUALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 543- 

UNION COMPENSATIONS; 0. ACcouNTS, 428. 
UNIVERSITIES :— 


785. Vice Chancellors of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge to communicate to 


the House, Copies of the three Articles of the 36th Canon, as entered in their Books 
of Subscription, and other Papers; printed 725 - - - -. 1 


(Sess. Papers, N° 751. vol. xx vil.) 
UNSTAMPED PUBLICATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 142, 143. 


VOLUNTEER CoRPS; v. Accounts, 32, 63, 65. 

UPPER CANADA; 0. ACCOUNTS, 97 to 102. 

UpPpeERCROSS, BARONY OF; v. Accounts, 447. 

URE, Dr.; v. Accounts, 754, 755+ 

WAREHOUSES OF SPECIAL SECURITY; v. ACCOUNTS, 204. 
WATER COMMUNICATION (Canada); v. Accounts, 103. 
WELLINGTON, DUKE OF; v. Accounts, 168, 274. 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA; 0. AccounrTs, 69. 

WesT INDIA ADVANCES :— : 


786. Account of the Amount advanced to the West India Proprietors, from the vote of, 
£.1,000,000. in the last Session, for their assistance, stating the date of . 


Advances, and the Amount of each Advance; printed 724 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 736. vol. xxv1.) 
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 


787. The four quarterly Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster 
Bridge, from 5th April 18g2 to 5th April 1833 - - - - - = } 


WESTMINSTER CONSTABLES; v. AccounTS, 152. 
WESTMINSTER AND DUCHY OF LANCASTER:— 


788. Return, showing by or under what Authorities the Municipal and Parochial Affairs 
of the City and Liberty of Westminster, and that part of the Duchy of Lancaster 
adjoining thereto are carried on; which of the Parishes have select, which open 
Vestries, &amp;c.; printed710 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 713. vol. xxx1.) 


WHEAT; v. AccounTs, 163, 166. 

WHITE, LATE SIR THOMAS; v. ACCOUNTS, 493. 
Winpbow Tax; v. Accounts, 627, 650, 655. 
Winpow Tax SURCHARGES; v. Accounts, 668. 
WInDSOR CASTLE :— 


789. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, in the year from ist April 1833 to gist] 
March 1834, to defray the expense of repairs and alterations at Windsor Castle; 
printed 265. Referred 671 - - += (Sess. Papers, n° 165. vol. xx1v.) J 
WINE; v. Accounts, 196, 199, 388, 743. 
WINES AND SPIRITS; v. Accounts, 743, 746. 
WITNESSES, PAYMENT OF :— 


790. Return of the Orders and ey eee made by the Magistrates in the several Coun- 
ties of England and Wales, for the attendance of Witnesses, and for the payment of 
costs and expenses of Prosecutions in cases of Felonies, Misdemeanors and other 
Offences payable out of the County Rate; printed4g6- - - - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 398. vol. xxx1.) 
Woovns, FORESTS AND LAND REVENUES :— 


791. Tenth Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and Land 
Revenues, being their Fourth Annual Report; printed 724 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 738. Demy Potro) 


— V. Accounts, 305, 458, 494, 586. 
WOOL; v. AccounTs, 195, 212. 
Woo. AND WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES; v. ACCOUNTS, 195, 212. 
WOOLLEN YARNS; v. ACcounNTS, 195, 212. 
Woo.twicH Dock YARD; v. Accounts, 159, 484+ 
WorkKS, BOARD OF; v. Accounts, 96. 
WorRKS, PUBLIC; v. AccounTs, 357, 389. 
WRITERS (India); v. Accounts, 267. 
WRITS; v. ACcouNTS, 409. 


YaTES, NICHOLAS, HEIRS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 300, 301. 
YEOMANRY; v. Accoun's, 63, 65. 


YOUGHAL CHURCH RATES; v. Accounts, 396. 





























PAGE’ 
Ordered, | Presented. of 
ApreEnpIx. 
by Act. 703 
557 567 
666 725 
699 724 
by Act. 721 
by Address. 683 
Contes, | 263 279 
by Address. 496 
by Act. 724 














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Accounts, &amp;c. to be re-printed ; Report from Select Committee 


appointed in the last Session of the last Parliament, to take 
into consideratiowthe best means to be adopted for facilitating 
the presentation of public Petitions, 10.—Report from Select 
Committee on House of Commons Buildings, made 6th 
October 1831, 79.—Return from the Commissioners of Com- 
pensations in Ireland, on account of representative Franchises, 

resented 18th March 1805, 547.— Minutes of Evidence taken 
arom a Committee of the Irish House of Commons on the 
subject of the Legislative Union, 571. 


Accounts, &amp;c. of former Sessions to be printed; Returns re- 


os Corporate Officers, presented 16th July 1832, 12.— 
eport of Commissioners on Valuation of Dublin, presented 
4th November 1830, 13.—Petition of British Subjects in 
China, praying for the permanent residence at Pekin of a 
Representative of His Majesty, to protect the interests of His 
countrymen, presented 28th June 1831, 190.—Regulations 
passed by the Governor in Council of Bengal, &amp;c. in 1830, 
presented 10th October 1831, 732. 





referred to Committees of 





AssTrRacts to be printed, 79, 513- 





to be laid before the House forthwith, 435, 494, 
§21, 528, 540, 571, 580, 582, 591, 596, 601, Gog, 624, 637, 
659, 661, 664, 669, 678, 696, 699, 702, 703, 710, 717, 719. 





for laying before the House an Account forthwith, 
discharged, 721. 





being imperfect withdrawn, and others ordered, 
489, 732. 





Orders for printing Accounts, &amp;c. discharged, 
338, 732. 





Orders for Accounts discharged, and Addresses 
instead thereef, 130. 
Orders for Accounts discharged, and others 





ordered, 57, 131, 444, 575, 621. 





rders for Accounts discharged, 139, 269, 282, 
408, 687. 





Motion for discharging an Order for a Return, 
withdrawn, 125. 
General Index to printed Papers 1830-1832, to 





be printed, 725. 


the whole House, 483, 668. 





: Select Commit- ACTS: 

tees, 38, 381. ‘2 
. ——_-——— read in the House, 165, 192, 218, 231, 246, 253, 277, 

referred to Select Committees, 346, 473, 566. ‘igh, 5000; 446,448, 4BGs 495, 477, 48%, 48a: dn 408, pit 

ona Bil, 319. 507, 537, 546, 564, 566, 571, 575, 578, 585, 590, 597, 642, 

Committee of Supply, 47, 173, 203, 654, 658, 663, 664, 676, 678, 686, 687, 698, 702. 

213, 317, 324, 487, 629, 671. w aM —— Sections of Acts, read, 94, 102, 671. 

ays and Means, 144. ’ ° 

Committees of the whole House, 671, of the Parliament of Ireland read, 218, 227. 
678, 698. ——— Conventions read, 609. 























ADDRESSES: 


OF THANKS :— 

1. Kine’s Speecnh—Motion for presenting an Address of Thanks to His Masesry, for His most gracious Speech at the 
opening of the Session, 6. Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon, adjourned ; 7. Debate resumed; and further 
adjourned; 11. Debate resumed; and further adjourned; 19. Debate resumed, 24. Question, That the words pro- 
posed to be left out stand part of the Question, put, and agreed to; Main Question again proposed ; 25. Amend- 
ment proposed, and made; Main: Question as amended, agreed to, 26. Committee appointed to draw up an Address 
thereupon ; Five to be the Quorum; King’s Speech referred ; 27. Address reported, 28. Amendments proposed to 
be made thereunto, but not made; Address to be presented by the whole House; 30. The King appoints to be 
attended, 30. His Answer, 35. Address of Thanks thereupon, Nem. Con, 35. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— : 

2. Facrorirs—That His Masesry will be graciously pleased to appoint a Commission, to proceed with the utmost dis- 
patch, to collect information in the Manufacturing Districts, as to the employment of Children in Factories, and 
as to the propriety and means of curtailing the hours of their Labour, so as to enable Parliament to legislate on the 
subject during the present Session, 261. Kine’s Answer, 273. 

3. Poor or Irnetanp—That His Magesry will ee to give directions that a Commission do issue to 
inquire into the Condition of the Poorer Classes of His Masxsty’s Subjects in Ireland, and into the various Institu- 
tions at present established by Law for their relief, 336. Kine’s Answer, 346. 

4. Lanp Revenve—To thank His Majesty for His most gracious Message, and to assure His Masesry that this House 

will take the same into consideration, 358. 

. Newry Evecrion—That His Masesry will be graciously pleased to give directions to the Attorney General for Ireland 
to prosecute James Lisle, for Bribery and corrupt practices during the late Election for the Borough of Newry, 365. 
Kineo’s Answer, 408. 

6. Lorp Dunetas—That His Masgsry will be graciously pleased to direct the Law Officers of the Crown to inquire into 
the validity of the right of Lord Dunglas to hold the Ofice of Chamberlain of Ettrick Forest, after the demise of 
his late Majesty George the Fourth ; and, if necessary, to bring the question of its validity to trial, 365. Kine’s 
Answer, 408. 

7- Porrucat—Expressing to His Masesty the regret felt by the House at the continuance of Hostilities in Portugal, 
and their grateful acknowledgments of the judicious policy which His Masesry has pursued, with reference to the 
Affairs of that Country, 462. Kine’s Answer, 471. 

8. Municrpat Corrorations—That His Masgsty will be graciously pleased to appoint a Commission to inquire as 
to the existing state of Municipal Corporations in England, Wales and Ireland, 548. Kine’s Answer, 604. 


g. Housr or Commons—That His Masegsrty will be graciously roa to give directions that the First Commissioner of 
| 


aC 


Land Revenue be empowered to direct Plans and Sections of the House of Commons, and of all the Buildings and 
Apartments belonging thereto, to be prepared, for the use of his office, and to order Copies of the same to be made 
and placed in dhe Vibeeey. for the use of any Committee appointed to consider and report upon any proposed altera- 
tions, 687. Kine’s Answer, 732. 

10. CuarLain—For conferring some Dignity in the Church upon the Reverend Temple Frere, Chaplain to this House, 716. 
Kineo’s Answer, 732. 


FoR ADVANCING Mowey :— , ; 
11, Ways anD Means—To Ralph Bernal, Esquire, for his Services as Chairman of the 
Committee of Ways and Means, in the present Session, 716. 
12. Mr. SpeEAKeEr’s SecretTaRy-—To Mr. Speaker’s Secretary, for his Services during the 


present Session, 716. 


For ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS:— ; 

13. AcricuttuRAL Lasourers—Return of the Number of Parishes in each County in England. and Wales, in which 
a Plan has been agteed upon by the Vestry, and approved by the Magistrates in Petty Session, for the Employment 
of the Poor, under Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c.96, 41. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. AccounrTs, 4.) 

14. APPOINTMENTS To Orrices—Return of the Amount of the several Fees and Stamp Duties chargeable on the appoint- 
ment to each and every Office, Place or Employment, Commission, Grant, Rank or Precedence, Xc., distinguishing 
Fees from Stamp Duties and the Authority for the same, 70. Kine’s Answer, 125.—(V. Accounts, 7.) 

15. Army—Usual Estimates and Account, 43. K1ne’s Answer, 78.—(V. Accounts, 17 #0 19.) 


16. Assizes—Return of all Places in England and Wales where the Assizes or General Quarter Sessions are held, 516. 
Kine’s Answer, 534.—(V. Accounts, 68.) 
17. Banxruptcy—Retum of the Number of Bankruptcies which have taken place between ist January and gist 


December in each year, from 1822 to 1832, both inclusive, 214. K1ne’s Answer, 273.—(V. Accounts, 79.) 
18. BARRISTERS 


\ Kine’s Answer, 732. 














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ADDRESSES—continued. 


18. 


19. 


20. 


21. 


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Barristers AT Erections—Account of the Number of Barristers employed for the purpose of revising the Lists of 
Voters under 2 Will. IV. c. 45, stating the name of each Barrister and the amount paid to him, 35. Kine’s 
Answer, 61.—( V. Accounts, 89.) 

Buriat Praces (Bitts or Mortaity)—Return of the Places of Burial belonging to each Parish or Precinct under 
the Authority of the Bishop of London within the Bills of Mortality, the place where situated, the extent of them by 
actual measurement, and the number of Interments in each of them in each year from 1830 to ist June 1833, 
507. Krine’s Answer, 534. 

Canapa, &amp;c.—Return of the name and place of residence of every person in Upper and Lower Canada and in Nova Scotia 
and other British Possessions in North America who belong to the Church of England, and to the Presbyterian and 
Catholic Church, and who received any portion of the money voted by Parliament in 1832, 688. Kine’s Answer, 732. 

Canapa Company—Return of all Monies received from the Canada Company and the application thereof, 424. 
Kine’s Answer, 441. 

Canapa Crown Lanps—Return of all Grants or Appropriations of Crown Lands in Upper and Lower Canada 
without purchase, between 31st December 1823 and 1st January 1833, 424. Kine’s Answer, 441. 

Canapa LecistaturEes—Returns of the names of the Members of the Legislative and Executive Councils and 
Houses of Assembly of Upper and Lower Canada, and other Returns, 9. K1ine’s Answer, 44.—(V. Accounts, 99.) 

Canapa, Post Orricers, &amp;c.—-Returns of the Establishment of the General Post Offices in Upper and Lower Canada 
and in each of the other Colonies in North America, stating the Number of Postmasters and Deputy Postmasters in 
each Province, amount of Salary, &amp;c.,9. K1ne’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 100.) 


. Canana, SAte or Lanp 1n—Return of all Sales of Land in Upper and Lower Canada from 31st December 1823 to 


ist January 1833, 425. K1ine’s-Answer, 441. 

Canapa, Uprer—Copies of Statement in detail of Monies appropriated last year by vote of the House to the Societ 
for the Propagation of the Gospel, in aid of the expenses of the Society in Canada; and Statement in dota, 
showing what payments were made to Bishops, Rectors, Missionaries and other Religious Teachers in Upper 
Canada, 9. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 98.) 

Copy of the Reports of two Select Committees to whom were severally referred Petitions addressed to 

the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, in the Session of the Provincial Legislature 1828, complaining of improper 

conduct on the part of Captain Phillpotts, of the Royal Engineers, and other wrongs, and of the Administration of 

Justice, 9. Kino’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 101.) 

Copy of a Despatch addressed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, to the Lieutenant 

Governor of Upper Canada, dated 8th November 1832, on the subject of Petitions from the people of that Province 
for the removal of His Excellency, the dissolution of the Legislature, and the remedy of certain alleged grievances, 
584. Kine’s Answer, 604.—(V. Accounts, 102.) | 

Care or Goop Horr—Return of all Papers and Correspondence, whether from the Governor or from the Commis- 
sioner General of the Eastern Province of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, og from other Officers, Civil or 
Military, respecting Commanders, or Expeditions sent forth from that Colony, against the Native Tribes of South 
Africa, since 1st January 1828, 723. Kine’s Answer, 732. 

Cryton—Copy of the Charter issued under the Great Seal for improving the Administration of Justice in Ceylon, 
issued in pursuance of the Report addressed to Viscount Goderich, dated 31st January 1832, by Charles Hay 
Cameron, Esq. and, of any Despatch addressed by Lord Goderich to the Governor of Ceylon, accompanying 
that Charter, 167. Kine’s Answer, 204.—(V. AccounTs, 104.) 

Copy of the new Charter of Justice lately granted for the Island of Ceylon, 408. K1ine’s Answer, 408. 

Copy of the Supplementary Commission and additional Instructions under the Royal Sign Manual, for the 
Island of Ceylon, referred to in the Despatch from Viscount Goderich, of 23d March 1833, to the Right honourable 
Sir Robert John Wilmot Horton, 584. Kine’s Answer, 604.—(V. Accounts, 105.) 

CuaritasLe Funps—Return of Charitable Funds and other property in the possession of each a Corporation 
in England and Wales, the manner in which acquired, the purposes for which given, and the mode of its application, 
24. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 116.) . 

Cuarities—Copy of Twenty-fifth Report of the Commissioners, 125. Kine’s Answer, 167.—(V. Accounts, 116.) 

Copy of Twenty-sixth Report of the Commissioners, 664. Kine’s Answer, 664.—(V. AcconTs, 118.) 

Cuarity Commiss1on—Copy of the last Commission appointing Commissioners to inquire into the Public Charities 
of England, and of the names of all Officers appointed by virtue of such Commission, 89. Kine’s Answer, 125.— 
(V. Accounts, 119.) 

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, 37. K1ne’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 127.) 

Civit Orrices Aproap—Returns of the Civil Offices, the Salaries and Emoluments of which exceed £. 150 per 
annum, at the Colonies therein mentioned, during the year 1831, 30. Kineo’s Answer, 61. 

Civit Orrices 1n THE CoLonies—List of Clerks and others admitted for the first time to any Civil Office in the 
Colonies since 30th May 1830, stating the Age, date of Appointment, Office or Duty appointed to, and Salary and 
Emoluments granted to each, 71. Kine’s Answer, 125. 

Ciercy ResipENce—Copy or Abstract of Returns made to His Majesty in Council, by each Bishop in England 
and Wales, on the 25th March 1832, as directed by the 23d section of the Act 57 Geo, III. c. gg, and of resident 
and licensed Curates in England and Wales, with the Amount of Salaries of Curacies, according to the Diocesan 
Returns for 1832, 42. Kine’s Answer, 61.—( V. Accounts, 129.) 

CLERKs OF THE PEAcE, &amp;c.—Returns of Clerks of the Peace, Treasurers, Surveyors, High Constables, and all 
Officers and Servants of the different Counties appointed by the Magistrates in Quarter Sessions, and not connected 


with the Prisons, 326. Kine’s Answer, 346. 
[Order for Address discharged, 338.] 


Co.ieceE or Surceons (Lonpon)—Account of the meray which has been received by the Royal College of 
Surgeons of London, for Diplomas granted to persons who have been examined from ist January 1823 to gist 
December 1832, and of the manner in which it has been appropriated, 522. Kine’s Answer, §34.—( V. Accounts, 136.) 

Coins, Denn1s—Account of all Law Costs and other Expenses incurred by the Prosecution of Dennis Collins, 89. 
Kine’s Answer, 125.—( V. AccounTs, 137.) 

Coton1ax Orrices—Account of all Offices in the Colonies which have been abolished, or of which the Emoluments have 
been reduced, between 22d November 1830 and 3d April 1833, 346. Kine’s Answer, 408.—(V. Accounts, 138, 139.) 

ComMITMENTS AND Prisoners—Return of all persons who were imprisoned in Great Britain, in virtue of the 
Act of 1817 (57 Geo. III. c.3,) — the Name and other particulars; also, Copy of Circular Letter addressed 
by Viscount Sidmouth to the Lords Lieutenants of Counties, dated Whitehall 27th March 1817; and, Copy of 
a Letter addressed by Viscount Sidmouth to the Earl of Derby, dated 21st August 1819, directing the said Earl 
to thank the Magistrates who acted at Manchester on 16th August 1819, 712. Kino’s Answer, 732. 

CommirTats—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 several Assizes held for the several Counties, Cities, 
Towns and Liberties, 58. Kine’s Answer, 79.—( V. AccounTs, 140.) 

Returns from each of the Police Offices in Middlesex, Westminster, Surrey, the City of London and 

Southwark, from 1st January 1832 to 1st January 1833, of the Number of Persons committed from each Office for 

Felonies, &amp;c., 262. K1ne’s Answer, 273.—(V. Accounts, 141.) 























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Commirrats (UnstamPED PusticaTions)—Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed by the 
Magistrates for selling Unstamped Publications from 26th July 1832 to the 27th February 1833, 130. K1na’s 
Answer, 167.—(V. AccounTs, 142, 143.) 

Consus anv Vice Consurts—Return of the Names of each of the British Consuls and Vice Consuls, the Ports and 
Places where resident, the Amount of Salary, and the Amount received by Fees by each, 688. Kine’s Answer, 732. 
—(V. Accounts, 154.) 

Convicrs—Return of the Number of Convicts publicly or privately whipped by the several Sheriffs of Middlesex, by 
order of the Courts held at the Old Bailey, in each of the Three fp 1830, 1831 and 1832; stating what Fee or 
Remuneration is payable to the Sheriff in each case, and the Fund or Source from which such Fee or Remuneration 
has been or is payable, 447. Kine’s Answer, 467.—(V. Accounts, 158.) 

—Return of the Number of Convicts conveyed from every House of Correction and Gaol Delivery to the 
County Gaol ; the Number conveyed from every County Gaol to any place for Transportation, and the Expense of 
conveying them, for the year ending Michaelmas 1832, 651. Kine’s Answer, 664. 


. Conn—Return, from each of the Inspectors of Corn Returns, of all the different Customs or Practices of selling Corn 


and other Grain in the District under his superintendence, whether by the Last, the Load, the Bushel, the Quarter, 
the Coomb, the Boll, the Barrel, the Sack, the Pound, or any other denomination of weight or measure ; the like 
Return from Sheriffs or Stewarts of each Shire or Stewartry in Scotland, 688. Kine’s Answer, 732. 


. Corporate Orrices—Return of the Names, Professions and Trades of the Members of each Municipal Corporation 


in England and Wales, who, by virtue of the election to Corporate Offices, have become Magistrates and acted as 
such during the last Twenty years, 24. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 167.) 


. County Expenses—Account of the Amount paid by the Treasurer of each County, Riding or parts thereof, out of 


Public Money, for the Expenses incurred by Clerks of the Peace and Returning Officers in preparing, copying or 
publishing Lists of Electors, 35. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 171.) 


Returns from Clerks of the Peace of England and Wales respectively, stating whether the 
general business of the County relating to Bridges, Prisons, County Rates, and other matters required to be done by 
Magistrates at Quarter Sessions, is transacted by them in the open Court appointed for hearing Appeals, and for the 
Trial of Misdemeanors and other Offences, 556. Kine’s Answer, 604.—(V. Accounts. 172.) 





. County Rares—Accounts from Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, of Sums received by them for County 


Rates from 1821 to 1832 respectively, and of the application thereof under separate heads of Expenditure, 102. 
Kina’s Answer, 125.—(V. AccounTs, 173.) 


. Courts or Common Law—Copy of the Fifth Report made by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 


Practice and Proceedings of Courts of Common Law, 338. K1ne’s Answer, 346.—(V. Accounts, 145.) 


58. Courts or Request (LONDON ANv 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, 135. K1ne’s Answer, 167.—( V. Accounts, 620.) 


. Criminat OrrenpERs—Copies of the Statements of the Number of Criminal Offenders committed for Trial in 


England and Wales, made out for the year 1832, by order of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, from 
the Criminal Registers kept in his Office, 182. Kine’s Answer, 204.— (V. Accounts, 175.) 

Deatnu, SENTENCE or—Return of the Number of Persons who received Sentence of Death in 1832, for what crime 
executed, and specifying the places where the trials and executions took place, 260. Kine’s Answer, 273.—- 
—(V. Accounts, 226.) 

Desrors—Return of the Number of Warrants granted for Debt; distinguishing whether upon Mesne Process, 
or on Writs of Execution against the Person, by the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex and by the Sheriff of 
Surrey, and the Number of Bailable Processes executed by them in 1831 and 1832, 486. Kine’s Answer, 534.— 
(V. Accounts, 235.) 

Dircomatic Penstons—Returns of the Names of the Persons receiving Pensions for Diplomatic Services, the 
Amount of Pension, the Date when granted, and the Number of Years the same has been paid, with the aggregate 
of the principal Sums paid, 8. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 238.) 


DirLtomatic Services—Returns of the Names and Rank of every Person employed in the Diplomatic Service, 
stating the Date of his first appointment, and the several Offices he has held, the Period served, with a Statement 
of the Salary he now holds, &amp;c., 8. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 239.) 


Statement of the several Situations in the Public Service in which each of the Persons now 
receiving Pensions for Diplomatic Services, may have been employed,4o1. K1ne’s Answer, 408.—( V. AccounTs, 240.) 


Return of the Number of Changes of His Majesty’s Ambassadors, Envoys, &amp;c. at Foreign 
Courts in 1832, entitled to Allowance for Outfit; stating the Name of each Person, and the Amount paid to each, 
making up the Sum of £.16,570. as stated in a Return before the House; similar Return for 1833, 561. K1ne’s 
Answer, 604.—(V. AccounrTs, 241.) 








. Diptomatic Service anp Consuts—Statement showing the Charge of His Majesty’s Diplomatic Service and Consuls 


abroad, for the Three years ending 5th January 1831, 1832 and 1833; distinguishing the various Missions from 
the Consuls, and the other Heads of Charge, 373. Kine’s Answer, 408. 

DopswortH, JEREmM1AH—Copy of the Conviction and Warrant under which Jeremiah Dodsworth was committed by 
the Reverend Blanchard to the House of Correction at Beverley for non-payment of the Tithe of Wages, 
632. Kine’s Answer, 664.--(V. Accounts, 245.) 


Droits of Aomiratty—Return of Sums received as Droits of Admiralty from Danish Vessels and Property, from and 
after 1807, and of the Disposal thereof, 608. Kine’s Answer, 664. 


Droits or tHE Crown—Account of the Amount received by the Receiver-general of the Droits of the Crown and 
Perquisites of Admiralty, since the commencement of the present Reign, stating the name of the Receiver-general, 
the | owe of his Salary and Allowance, and the Amount paid to the Establishment of his Office in each year, 282. 
Kino’s Answer, 311.—( V. Accounts, 247.) 

Durcu Emsarco—Copies of the Applications which have been made to the Lords of His Majesty’s Privy Council 
for the release of Vessels and their Cargoes which have been retained under the Order in Council of the 6th of 
November last, with a Statement of the grounds upon which the Applications have been granted or rejected, 408. 
Kine’s Answer, 408. 

Epvucation (ENGLAND AND Wates)—Return of the Number of Schools in each Town, Parish, Chapelry or Extra- 
parochial place, in each County in England and Wales, 435. K1ne’s Answer, 441. 

ELecrors Recisterep—Return of the Number of Electors enrolled in the Registers in each County, Division, City&gt; 
Borough or Place, as entitled to Vote under Act 2 Will. 4, c. 453; 35. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 623.) 

Emicration—Copies or Extracts of the Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department 
and the Governors or Lieutenant-governors of the British Colonies in North America and Australia, 149. Kine’s 
Answer, 167.—(V. Accounts, 280.) 7 

— Return of the Number of Persons who have emigrated from Great Britain and Ireland to the British 
Colonies, and to the United States of America, in each year from 1825 to gist December 1832, 424. Kine’s 
Answer, 441.—(V. Accounts, 281.) ; 

Factories Commission—Returns of the Names of the Persons appointed on the Factories Commission, together 
with the Terms of their Appointment; and Copy of the Commission, and List of the Questions committed to them, 
415. Kina’s Answer, 441.—( V. Accounts, 297.) 

Fetons’ Prorerty—Return of all Property and Money of convicted Felons, by whom received, and how disposed of, 
from ist July 1823 to 1st July 1833, 584. Kine’s Answer, 604.--(V. AccounTs, 303.) 





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"7. Ferries (Crown Leases)—Return of the Ferries belonging to the Crown in the British Isles, with the Names of the 
Lessees, the dates and length of the respective Terms, and the Rents paid for each, 718. Kine’s Answer, 732. 


78. Forcery Executions—Return of the Number of Persons executed for Forgery on the Bank of England, in each 
year from 1791 to 1829, inclusive, 467. Kine’s Answer, 467. 


79. Frienpty SocreTies—Return of the Number of Friendly Societies filed by the Clerks of the Peace of each County, 
Riding and Division, City, Borough and Place, in Great Britain and Ireland, since Michaelmas 1831 to the time of 
such Return, 617. Kine’s Answer, 664. 


80. Game Law Commitments—Return of the Number of Commitments under the Game Laws, in England and Wales 
from 1st November 1822 to 1st February 1833, 79. K1ne’s Answer, 125. 

81. Gaots—Return of all Gaols and Houses of Correction in — and Wales, including those under Corporate 
Jurisdiction, stating the greatest Number of Persons confined in each at any one time, in the year ending 
ist January 1833, 291. Kine’s Answer, 311.—( V. Accounts, 307.) 


82. ——— Return (agreeably to certain forms thereto annexed) of the several Places of Confinement in England and Wales, 


whether Gaols, Houses of Correction, Bridewells, Debtors’ Prisons, or Lock-up-Houses, which do not come under 
the Gaol Act (4 Geo. 4, c. 64), 310. K1ine’s Answer, 346.—(V. Accounts, 308.) 





83 Return of the Establishment of Officers and Servants employed in every Prison in England and Wales, 326. 
Order for presenting Address discharged, 337. 
84. Return of the Establishment of Officers and Servants employed in each County Gaol and House of Correction 





.in England and Wales, 338. K1ne’s Answer, 346.—(V. Accounts, 306.) 


85. Gotp Coin—Account of the Value of Gold coined at His Majesty’s Mint, in each of the Three years 1830, 1831 and 
1832; distinguishing in each year the proportion coined for the Bank of England, and for Private Persons, 699. 
Kino’s Answer, 732.—(V. Accounts, 532 to 534.) 


86. Gotp Mines (Unirep Stares)—Returns from the British Diplomatic and Consular Agents in the United States of 
North America, relative to the quantities of Gold which have ae raised at the Mines situate in the States of North 
and South Carolina, Georgia, and other States adjoining, from the earliest to the latest period at which such Return 
can be obtained, 219. Kine’s Answer, 273. 


87. Gop AND SirvEr—Comparative Statement of the Value Sterling of Gold and Silver raised in each of the several 
Mining Countries of America and Russia, in the two periods of Twenty years, from 1790 to 1809 inclusive, and 
from 1810 to 1829 inclusive, and other Returns relating thereto, 214. Kine’s Answer, 273.—(V. AccounTs, 309.) 


88. Horse anp Sueep Steatinc—Account of all Commitments for Horse-stealing in England and Wales, for the years 
, ending 11th July 1832 and 1833; similar Account for Sheep-stealing, 506. Kine’s Answer, 534. 


89. Jamaica Councit—Return of the Names of the Members of the Jamaica Council, and the Office each holds in the 
Colony, and the Salary and Emoluments of every kind he receives, 42. Kine’s Answer, 61.—(V. Accounts, 327) 


go. Jamaica, Missionaries—Statement or Abstract of the Laws now in force in Jamaica, relating to Churches, Chapels 


or other places of Religious Worship, of Persons assembling thereat, and of Persons in Holy Orders, 136. Kine’s 
Answer, 167. 


91. Jesurrs—Return of the Notices or Statements which, pursuant to the provisions of the Act 10 Geo. 4, 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, 287. Kine’s Answer, 311.—(V. Accounts, 
328.) 


IRELAND :— 


92. Bisnops’ Leases—Return of the present Rates of Renewal-fines on Bishops’ Leases in the several Dioceses in 
Ireland; specifying the Principle upon which the Calculation of the Renewal-fines is founded ; also, the Number of 
Leases in each Diocese which sh expired from 1st January 1800 to 1st January 1833, 239. Kine’s Answer, 273. 
—(V. Accounts, 411.) 

93. Return of the several Bishops’ Leases which have been suffered to expire in the several Sees in 
Ireland, since the accession of the present Occupants, setting forth the Date, Names of the Lessee or Lessees, Rent 
and Renewal-fine reserved in each respectively ; together with the Names of the Townlands or other denomination 
of Land, the Parish, Barony and County wherein situate, and the Total Number of Acres comprised in each of 
such Demises, 676. K1ne’s Answer, 732. 

94- CHARITABLE FunDs—Return of Charitable Funds and other Property in the possession of each Municipal Corpora- 
tion in Ireland, the manner in which acquired, the purposes for which given, and mode of application, 24. Kine’s 
Answer, 61. [Order for Address discharged, and Return ordered instead thereof, 556. ] 

95. COLLEGE OF SURGEONS (DuUBLIN)—&lt;Account of the Money which has been received by the Royal College of 
Surgeons of Dublin for Diplomas granted to Persons who have been examined, from 1st January 1823 to 31st De- 
ones 1832, and of the manner in which it has been appropriated, 522. Kine’s Answer, 534.—( V. Accounts, 136.) 


96. Crown Lanps—Account of Sums received by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests out of Ireland, for each of 
the last Four years; of Sums expended in each year, for the last Ten years ; specifying the Purposes for which the 
same were expended, 587. Kine’s Answer, 604.—(V. AccounrTs, 458.) 

97. JuDGES—Return of the Time at which each of the Judges of the Courts of Exchequer, King’s Bench and Common 
Pleas in Ireland was promoted tothe Bench, stating also the time when each such Judge was called to the Bar, 587. 
Kine’s Answer, 604. 

98. MEDICAL CORPORATIONS—Copy of all the Regulations and Bye-laws under which Graduates in Physic have been 
admitted Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians in Dublin, since ist January 1771 to 31st December 1832; 
and other Returns, 664. Kine’s Answer, 664. 

99. PHa@nix Park—Return of the State of the Phenix Park, Dublin, with a Specification of the Number of Acres 
contained in it, as well as their Appropriation; and, Return of Expenditure incurred for its Improvement, 125. 
Kine’s Answer, 167.—( V. AccounTs, 370.) 


100. SHANNON RivER—Copy of Second Report on the River Shannon, 464. Kine’s Answer, 467.—( V. AccounTs, 410.) 





101. In1suH Poor—&lt;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, 165. Kine’s Answer, 167.—(V. AccounTs, 481.) 


102. Accounts of the Number of Irish Poor removed by Order of the Lord Mayor of London, to be passed to 
Bristol, and there shipped for Ireland ; the Expenses attending such Removal, charged on the Counties of Berks, 
Bucks, Wilts, Gloucester and Somerset, from 1829; and the Number shipped at Bristol for Ireland during the 
above period, and at what Expense to the City of Bristol, igo. Kine’s Answer, 204.—(V. Accounts, 483.) 


103. Justices oF THE PEAcE—Return of the Number of Justices of the Peace in each County, vey Bey Place, in 
England and Wales, who have been appointed under Commissions of the Peace issued by the Lord Chancellor, 


from ist January 1831 up to the time of the Return, and distinguishing the Number of Clerical and Lay Justices, 
and of those who have qualified, 675. Kine’s Answer, 732. 


104. LABour-ratEs—Copy of any Documents which may be in the Possession of the Poor Law Commissioners with 
regard to the Labour-rate Bill, 578. Kine’s Answer, 604.—(V. Accounts, 487.) , 


105. LigutrHousEes—Account of all Sums received by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests from the Lessees of Light- 
houses, in each } po since 1800; stating the Amount received from each Lighthouse, by what Authority received, 
and how applied, 276. Kine’s Answer, 311.—(V. AccounTs, 494.) 





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106. MancuesTerR Sesstons—Account of all Fees paid out of the County Rate to Counsel for Prosecuting at the Man- 
chester Sessions, during the year 1832, 448. Kine’s Answer, 467.—(V. Accounts, 517.) 


107. Marine Insurance—Copy of any Information received from His Majesty’s Consuls resident at Havre de Grace, 
Antwerp, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Hamburgh, relative to the Amounts charged as Duties on Municipal 
Imposts, either by Stamp or otherwise, on Policies for Marine Insurance at the said Ports respectively, 436. 
Kine’s Answer, 444.—(V. AccounTs, 520, §21.) 


108. Metrrorouitan Porice—Statement by the Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police, showing the-Number taken 
into Custody by the Metropolitan Police Officers, and the Charges on which they were taken, and showing how the 
several Charges were dealt with by the Magistrates, for 1831 and 1832, 307. Kine’s Answer, 311.—(V. Accounts, 
528.) 

109. AssEssMENT, Return of the Annual Value of the Property in each of the several Parishes within 

the Metropolitan Police District upon which the last Rate for the relief of the Poor, prior to 5th April 1833, was 
assessed, 374. Kineo’s Answer, 408.—(V. AccounTs, 529.) 


110. Municrpat Corporations—Returns of the Names of the Persons employed under the Commission to inquire into 
the State of the Municipal Corporations in England, Wales and Ireland, together with the Instructions they have 
received, and the rate of Remuneration proposed for their Services, 587. Kine’s Answer, 604.—( V. Accounts, 537.) 

111. Navy—Usual Estimates, 43. Kine’s Answer, 78.—(V. AccounTs, 547.) 

112, Payment or WitNeEssEs—Return of the Orders and Regulations made by the Magistrates in the several Counties of 
England and Wales for the attendance of Witnesses, and for the Payment of Costs and Expenses of Prosecutors in 
Cases of Felonies, Misdemeanors and other Offences, payable out of the County Rate, 326. Kine’s Answer, 346. 
—( V. Accounts, 790.) 

113. Pensions, (C1vit Listr)--Return of all Persons on the English, Irish and Scotch Pension Lists, heretofore paid out 
of the Civil List, and now charged on the Civil List and Consolidated Fund, 419. K1ne’s Answer, 441. 


114. Poxice Orrices, (Mipp1iesex)—Return of the Amount of all Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures, which in the year 
1832, were paid to the Receiver for the Police Offices, and the Public Office in Middlesex, and which, if they had 
been imposed or forfeited in any other County or Place than Middlesex, would have been paid over to the use of 
the General Rate of the County, Riding or Division, 447. Kine’s Answer, 467.—(V. Accounts, 592.) 


115. PrisoNeERs—Return of the Number of Persons confined in Newgate, and the other Metropolitan Prisons; the Names, 
Ages, and alleged Offences of those not tried, and of those convicted, upon 18th July 1832, 584. Kine’s 
Answer, 604.—(V. AccounTs, 602.) 


116. Prisoners ror Dest, &amp;c.—Return of the Number of Prisoners confined for Debt and under the Game Laws in the 
several Prisons in England and Wales, in the year ending Michaelmas 1832 ; distinguishing the Number of those who 
received Food at the Expense of a Town or County, 70. Kine’s Answer, 125.—(V. Accounts, 603.) 


117. Prisoners ror Triat—Return of the Number of Prisoners for Trial, at the several Assizes, with the date of each 
Assize, in the year ending Michaelmas 1832; and a like Return for the Sessions, 27. Kine’s Answer, 61.— 
(V. Accounts, 604, 605.) 


118. Prison Expenses—Return of the Expense of every Prison in England and Wales, for the year ending Michaelmas 
1832, 153. Kine’s Answer, 167.—(V. Accounts, 607.) . 
119. Prisons’ AccomMopATION—Return from the Keeper of every Gaol and Governor of every House of Correction, in 
England and Wales, of the Sums received or demanded from Prisoners for Private or State Apartments, or other 
Special Accommodation, 155. Kuine’s Answer, 167.—(V. Accounts, 608.) 


120. Prussian Tarirr or Dutirs—Copy of the Prussian Tariff of Duties payable in that Kingdom, on the principal 
Articles of British Manufactures and Produce, specifying the alterations made in such Duties within the last Ten 
years, 675. Kuine’s Answer, 732. 

121. Pupticans AND Beer Hovusrs—Return from the Metropolitan Police Offices, Guildhall, and the Mansion-house, 
and from the Clerks of the Peace for the several Counties in England and Wales, of the Number of Convictions 
before Magistrates at such places, of Publicans and of Keepers of Beer Houses, severally, for permitting disorderly 
Conduct within their Houses, or for keeping open their Houses at unlawful times, from 1st April 1831, to ist April 
1833, 373. Kine’s Answer, 408.—(V. Accounts, 611.) 


122. PUNISHMENT OF Deatu Axsouition Act—Return of the Number of Persons indicted and tried at the last Mi- 
chaelmas and Epiphany Quarter Sessions, for each County in England and Wales, for Offences which, prior to Act 
2 &amp; 3 Will. 4, c. 62, would have been Capital Offences, 41. [Order for presenting Address discharged, 58.] 


123. - Return of the Number of Prisoners indicted and tried at the last 
Michaelmas and Epiphany Quarter Sessions, for each County in England and Wales, for Offences which, prior to 
the passing of the Acts 2 &amp; 3 Will. 4, c. 34, 62 and 123, would have been Capital, 58. Kine’s Answer, 73. 


124. Reat Property—Copy of the Fourth Report made to His Majesty by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the Law of England respecting Real Property, 294. Kine’s Answer, 311.—(V. Accounts, 616.) 


125. Recorp Commission—Returns from the date of the present Record Commission, to 1st ae 1833, of the Receipts 
and Expenses of the Record Commission; the manner in which the Sums charged in the Civil Contingencies, or 
Miscellaneous Estimates, as paid to the Commissioners, have been expended, &amp;c. 666. Kine’s Answer, 732. 


126. Recistry Orrices—Return of the Amount of Fees received by the Registrars of the Registry Office for Deeds, in 
Middlessex, Yorkshire (East Riding), and Yorkshire (West Riding), in each year from 1825 to 1832, both inclusive, 
and how disposed of, 448. Kine’s Answer, 467.—(V. Accounts, 618.) 


127. Retirep Jupces, (Inp1a, &amp;c.)—Return of all the Judges who have served in the several Presidencies of India, in 
the Islands of Ceylon, Mauritius and Malta, at the Cape of Good Hope, on the Coast of Africa, and in any of the 
Colonies in the West Indies and in British North America, who now enjoy Pensions or Retired Allowances, 365. 
Kino’s. Answer, 408.—( V. AccounTs, 270.) 

128. Returnine Ovricers Cuarces—Account of Expenses incurred and made by Returning Officers or other Officer 
at each Elec‘ion in Great Britain, under 2 Will. 4, c. 45, 8. 71, and charged to the Candidates, 36. Kine’s 
Answer, 61. 

129. Revenue Laws—Return of the Number of Persons imprisoned in any of the Gaols of Great Britain or Ireland, for 
Offences against the Revenue Laws, on 15th August 1833, 688. Kine’s Answer, 732. 

190. Saint Pancras, (MippLesex)—Return from the several Boards in the Parish of Saint Pancras, specifying the 
Monies received and expended by them for each of the years 1830, 1831 and 1832 ; particularly distinguishing 
the Sums paid for Paving, Lighting and Watching ; the Amount of Debt due, and Interest and Annuities payable, 
&amp;c., 326. Kine’s Answer, 346.—(V. Accounts, 686.) 








ScoTuanD: 

131. APPEALS—Return of the Number of Appeals from the Sheriff Substitute to the Sheriff Depute, in every County in 
Scotland, for the last Five years respectively, 415. Kine’s Answer, 654.—(V. Accounts, 713.) 

132. CHANCERY DiRECTOR—-Copy of the Warrant of Appointment to the Office of Director of Chancery in Scotland, 
with the Emoluments of the same, and from what Sources derived, 228. Kine’s Answer, 273.—( V. Accounts, 707-) 

133. CLERGY—Account, arranged alphabetically, according to Parishes and Counties, showing the total Pecuniary and 
other Emoluments of each Clergyman in the Established Church in Scotland, during each of the years 1830, 1831 
and 1832, 589. “Kine’s Answer, 604. 


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134. 


135- 


196. 


137: 


139. 


140. 


141. 


142. 


143. 


144. 


155. 


156. 
157. 


159- 


160. 


161. 


162. 


COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, (EDINBURGH )—Account of the Money which has been received by the Royal College 
of Surgeons of Edinburgh, for Diplomas granted to Persons who have been examined, from 1st. January 1823, to 
31st December 1832; and of the manner in which it has been appropriated, 522. Kine’s Answer, §34.—(V. Ac- 
counts, 136.) i 

CourT oF SEss1on—Return for the year commencing 12th November 1831, and ending 12th November 1832, of 
the Months, Days and Hours, at and during which, the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland, take their Seat 
and remain on the Bench, in order to show, as nearly as possible, their actual Duties in Court, 586. K1ine’s 
Answer, 604.—(V. AccounTs, 715.) 


DeEBTors—Returns of the Number of Persons imprisoned for Civil Debts, and the Amount of such Debts, for Two 
years preceding the Acts 6 Geo. 4, c. 62, (passed 22d June 1825,) and 10 Geo. 4, c. 55, (passed 19th June 1829,) 
260. Kine’s Answer, 273.—(V. Accounts, 710.) 

EpInsurGH- CLERGY—Return of Sums received by the Magistrates of Edinburgh from the Shore Dues of 


Leith, for behoof of the Clergy of Edinburgh, for Twenty years, previous to 1809, and how applied, 625. K1ne’s 
Answer, 664. 


. EpinsurGH Locat TaxaTion—Return of the Amount of the Annuity-tax raised by the Magistrates and Town 


Council of the City of Edinburgh, in each of the last Twelve years; the Amount of Rate or Duty denominated 
“ Merk per tonor pack,” leviedin Edinburgh and Leith, in the last Twelve years, &amp;c., 71. Kine’s Answer, 125.— 
(V. Accounts, 692.) 

ENTAILS—Return ot the Deeds of Entail recorded in the General Register of Entails in Edinburgh, from 1685 to 1833 
inclusive, 669. Kine’s Answer, 732. 


_Ettrick ForEst—Copy of the Warrant of Appointment of Lord Dunglas to be the Chamberlain of the said Forest, 


with a Statement of the Revenue he collects, the Salary he receives, and the Sources from which received, 228. 
Kine’s Answer, 273.—(V. Accounts, 706.) 
JuDICATURE—Return of the Names and Designations of those Persons forming the Royal Commission of Inquiry, 
into the State of the Laws and Judicatories of Scotland, 541. Kuine’s Answer, 604.—(V. Accounts, 714.) 
M«NEILL, JoHN—Copy of the Record and Proceedings before the Magistrates of Edinburgh, on the compiaint of 
John McNeill, 149. Kine’s Answer, 167.—(V. Accounts, 698.) 
MEDICAL CoRPORATIONS—Copies of all the Regulations and Bye-laws under which Graduates in Physic have 


been admitted Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians of Edmburgh, since ist January 1771, to 31st Decem- 
ber 1832 , and other Returns relative thereto, 663. Kine’s Answer, 664. 


Mint OFFIcEs—Copy of the Patent by which the Honourable George Elliot holds the Sinecure Office of Governor 


of the Mint in Scotland; also, Copy of the Patent by which Henry Scott Alves holds the Office of Master and 
Worker of the same Mint, 658. Kine’s Answer, 664.—(V. Accounts, 719.) 


. MunicipAL CorPoRATIONS—Returns of the Names and Description of the Persons employed under the Commis- 


sion to inquire into the State of the Municipal Corporations in Scotland, together with the Instructions they have 
received,and the Rate of Remuneration proposed for their Services, 596. K1n6’s Answer, 604.—( V. Accounts, 716.) 


. PARLIAMENTARY BusinEss—Return of all Sums chargeable to or paid by the Public, since ist January 1824, to 


ist January 1834, for preparing, drawing up or compiling Acts passed or Bills applicable to Scotland, 667. 
Kine’s Answer, 732. 


. PAROCHIAL SCHOOLMASTERS—Account showing the ‘otal Amount of the Pecuniary and other Emoluments of 


each Parochial Schoolmaster in Scotland, during each of the years 18g0, 1831 and 1832, 589. K1ine’s 
Answer, 604. ; 


. Poor RevieF—Return of the Amount of Money raised in the several Parishes of Scotland, for the Relief of the 


Poor in 1832, 582. Kine’s Answer, 604. 


. Privy SEAL—Copy of the Warrant appointing Lord Melville to the Office of Privy Seal in Scotland, and the Salary 


and Allowances received for the same, 228. Kine’s Answer, 273. 


Copy of the Royal Warrant for the Appointment of Robert Viscount Melville, as Keeper of the Privy 
Seal in Scotland, dated 1st December 1814, 528. Kine’s Answer, 534.—(V. AccounTs, 711.) 


Return from the Chancery Office in Edinburgh, and from the Record of the Great Seal in Scotland, of 


any Appointment in favour of Lord Melville, to the Office of Keeper of His Majesty’s Privy Seal in Scotland, 
subsequent to 1st December 1814, 609. Kine’s Answer, 664.—(V. Accounts, 718.) 








. ProcuratTors Fiscat—Returns of Salary, Fees or Emoluments paid to or received by Procurators Fiscal, for 


their own behoof, in the Sheriff Courts of Scotland, in each of the last three years, ending May 1833, 666. K1no’s 
Answer, 732. ; 


. REGISTER OFFICE (Edinburgh)—Account of the Number of Signatures for Entries to Crown Vassals passed in 


Exchequer, during the last Ten years, with the Amount of Fees payable therefor, &amp;c., 8. Kine’s Answer, 61.— 
(V. Accounts, 717.) 


. Roya BurcHus—Returns by each of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, of the Annual Accounts of the said Burghs, 


made up in obedience to the Act 3 Geo. 4, c. 91, for each of the Five years preceding Michaelmas 1831, inclusive, 
196. Krne’s Answer, 204.—(V. AccounTs, 699.) 

Roya Burcus ConvENTION—Return of the Sums paid by each Borough in Scotland, to the Convention of 
Royal Burghs, 551. Kine’s Answer, 604. 


SEQUESTRATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY—Retumns relative thereto, 701. K1noe’s Answer, 732. 


SHERIFFS—Return for each of the last Three years of the Months, Days and Hours at and during which the 
Sheriffs Depute and Sheriffs Substitute of Scotland take their Seat and remain on the Bench, in their respective 
County or other Courts, 586. Kine’s Answer, 604. 


. SHERIFFS’ CouRT—Account, showing the Number of Causes which have been decided in the Court of the Sheriff 


in each County in Scotland, under the jurisdiction of 10Geo.4,c. 55, 79. Kine’s Answer, 125.—(V. Accounts, 708.) 


TEINDS—Return of the Amount and yearly Value of unexhausted Teinds in each of the Parishes of Scotland, 462. 
Kino’s Answer, 467. ee 

TITHES (North Leith)—Copy of the Grant, a Title in virtue of which the Minister or Kirk Session of the Parish of 
North Leith levy Tithe on Fish brought into the Port of Leith; of the annual Amount of said Tithe, for the Three 
years preceding 15th November 1832, &amp;c. 151. Kine’s Answer, 167.—(V. Accounts, 705.) 


VorERS—Return of the Total Number of Registered Voters for each County, City, Borough and Town in Scotland, 
returning or contributing to return Members to Parliament, 669. Kine’s Answer, 732. 


Sessions or THE Peacr—Return of the Number of Days each Session of the Peace lasted, in every County of 
England and Wales, in the year ending Michaelmas 1832, 651. K1ne’s Answer, 664. 


. Sinecure Orrices—Return, explaining the Nature, Tenure and Emoluments of all Sinecure Offices within the 


United Kingdom, 676. K1ne’s Answer, 732. 


. Stave Porutation—Copies or Extracts of all Returns of the Population of the different Slave Colonies, which have 


been received since the last were printed, 613. K1ne’s Answer, 664.—(V. Accounts, 727.) 


. Staves TRANSPORTED—Return of all Orders in Council, and the Dates thereof, with the Names of the Parties, under 


which Slaves were Transported into Demerara from the Bahamas, or any other British Colony, since the Peace of 
1815, 684. Kine’s Answer, 604.—(V. Accounts, 702.) 


. Trtnes (Lancaster)—Return of the Names of the Parishes respecting the Tithes of which Suits were commenced in 


the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster, in each of the Three years of the. period commencing 
16th November 1830, and ending 16th November 1833, 696. Kine’s Answer, 732.—(V. Accounts, 761 é 
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ADDRESSES —continued. 


167. Tiruzs Prescription Act—Return of the Number of Bills filed since the passing of the Act 2&amp; 3 Will IV. c. 100, 
(commonly called Lord Tenterden’s Act) which, on the 23d August, had been commenced in any of His Majesty’s 
Courts, or any Local Courts, in any County in England or Wales, 724. Kine’s Answer, 732. 

168. Vaccine INstitutT1oN—Copy of the last Report from the National Vaccine Institution, 61. Kine’s Answer, 78.— 


(V. Accounts, 781.) 


169. Vacrants—Account of Expenses incurred for the passing of Scotch and Irish Vagrants during each of the last Ten 


years, 46. Kine’s Answer, 61. 


170. West Inp1aA ConFERENCE AND CorRESPONDENCE—Copies of Resolution of the Standing Committee of West 
India Planters and Merchants, dated 16th January 1833, appointing a Deputation to attend His Majesty’s 
Ministers, and other Papers, 444. Kine’s Answer, 467. 

171. WestTMinsTER ConstasLes—Return of the Number of Inhabitants employed as Constabulary during each past week 
of the Session in attendance on the Houses of Parliament, and also on other Public occasions not parochial; the 
Amount of Fines on account of non-performance, or incurred in performing such Duties, and to whom or by whom 
such Payments are eventually received, 513. Kine’s Answer, 534.—(V. Accounts, 152.) 

172. WusTMINSTER AND Ducuy or LancasteR—Return, showing by or under what ae the Municipal and 


Parochial Affairs of the City and Liberties of Westminster, and that part of the Duchy o 


Lancaster adjoining 


thereto are carried on ; which of the Parishes have Select, which Open Vestries, &amp;c., 584. K1ne’s Answer, 604.— 


(V. Accounts, 788.) 





Orders for presenting Addresses discharged, 58, 337, 338, 556. Motion for presenting an Address; Notice taken that Forty 


Members were not present; 615. 





Usuat Sessionat AppresseEs; House resolves to go into a Committee upon a certain day, to consider of the usual 
Sessional Addresses, 698. Considered; Proceedings in Committee, 710. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; to 
be presented by Privy Councillors; 716.—(Vide ADpREssEs, 10 to 12.) 





Actions. Vide Limitation of AcTIoNs, 

Apam, WittiamM. Vide Ministers, IMPEACHMENT of. 
App1ncuam Inclosure. Vide SatKe pn, LitTLe. 
ApMINISTRATION of Justice. Vide Justice. 


Apm1rALty Court; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the Office and Duties, the Appointment, Salary and 
Emoluments of the Judges of the Prerogative Court, and of 
the High Court of Admiralty, of the Dean of the Arches, 
and of the Judge of the Consistory Court of London; To 
send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum ; 
Papers referred, 473. Members added, 477. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence, 678. Report to lie on the Table; and 
to be printed; 679. 

Arrica; Petition of Inhabitants of Dumfries for establishing 
Colonies of free and well-educated Negroes on the Coast of 
Africa, 598. 

AcricuLTurAL Distress; Petitions complaining thereof 
From Forgue, &amp;c. 412; Rolvenden, 352 ; Worcester; Referred 
to Select Committee on Agriculture, 450. 

Lasourers. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 

13.) Lasourers’ Emptoyment Act. Lasovr Rate. 


AcricuttTurE; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
present state of Agriculture, and of Persons employed in 
Agriculture in the United Kingdom; To send for persons, 
papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 345. Motion 
for adding Sir Charles Burrell to the Committee; Question 
Neg. thereupon ; 355- Leave given the Committee to sit on 
a certain day at twelve o’clock, notwithstanding the sitting 
of the House, 564. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 632. 

Petitions referred, 450, 504, 591. 


Atcock, Samuel. Vide Game CERTIFICATES. 

AtpERMASTON Road, Vide WuitrcnuRcnH. 

Auiens. Vide Accounts. Suppry. 

ALLOTMENT OF LANp. Vide Lanp. 

Atmanacks; Petition of Richard James Morrison, of Liver- 
pool, for repeal of the Duty thereon, 189. 

AumonD, John, Vide Mitz-Enp Oxp Town, 


Ancuo.imeE Levet Drainage; Petition fora Bill to alter and 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported; and 
Bill ordered; 171. Presented, and read, 174. Committed, 
222. Petition for additional Provision; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 301. Reported, and Instruction erred 310. 
Bill reported ; Report t&gt; lie on the Table; 347. Order for 
further consideration of Report read; Bill re-committed to the 
former Committee; Petitions against (presented 2d May), 
referred ; 362. Time enlarged for Report, 405, 454, 487. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 508. Passed, 514. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 556. Royal Assent, 559. _ 

Petitions against ; From Joliffe, 
William John, &amp;c.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 395; Yar- 
borough, Lord, and others; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 

Pe. ~ HIN1, Pompey; Bill from the Lords for his naturalization, 
58. Read, 80. Committed, 124. Reported, and passed, 
150. Royal Assent, 238. 


ANIMALS. Vide Crue.ty To ANIMALS, 
Antrim Roads. Vide IRELAND. 


Apotuecaries; Act 55 Geo. 3, relating thereto, read; Bill 
to alter and amend the same, Ordered, 446. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
447. Secon Reading deferred, 466, 485. Bill committed ; 











considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 
S 


ing Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 498. Order 
for further considering Report, read ; Bill re-committed to a 
Select Committee ; Power to send for persons, papers and 
records; Five to be the Quorum; all Petitions against the 
Bill which have been presented during the present Session 
referred ; 517. Memberadded, 522. Leave to Committee to 
make a special Report ; Report of a Resolution ; to lie on the 
Table; 561. 





Petitions referred, 539, 542, 543, 553- 





Petitions against; From Birmingham; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on the Bill, 543; lackburn, 
Hundred of (Lancaster), 520; Bradford, 495; Bridlington, 
515; Dewsbury ; Referred, 543 ; England and Wales, General 
Practitioners of Medicine in, 499; Huddersfield, 527; Hull, &amp;c. 
School of Medicine, Lecturers in, 495 ; Kingston-upon-Hull, 
495; Lancaster, 534; Leeds, 575; Liverpool; ferred, 
539; London, Apothecaries’ Company of, 495; London, 
President, &amp;c. of College of Surgeons of, 534; Louth, 563; 
Macclesfield, 504 ; Manchester, 530, 632; Norwich, 636 ; 
Phelan, Denis; Referred, 539; Salford, 530; Sheffield, 515; 
Stockport, 520; Swansea, 603; Wakefield, 499; Warrington, 
560; York, 542. 





Petitions in favour; From Glasgow; Referred, 
542; Paisley, 579; Renfrew, 616. 





Vide Accounts. 
Act; Petitions for amendment thereof; From 





Aberdeen, 322 ; Aberdeen, University of, 412; Edinburgh, 
539; Edinburgh, Students of Medicine in, 290; Kingston- 
upon-Hull, 491 ; Liverpool, 322; Manchester, 358 ; Scar- 
borough, &amp;c. 188. 





Petitions for alteration ; From Aberdeen, 
393, 443; Glasgow (two Petitions), 334; Glasgow, Senate of 
the University of, 465; Leeds, 363. 





Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Glasgow, 535; Perth, 515; Thomas E. Cartwright, 598. 





Petition of the President, Vice President 
and Lecturers of the Birmingham School of Medicine, against 
any alteration thereof, without inquiry into the conduct of the 
Society of Apothecaries, in its administration; 490. 





Bitx; Petition of Physicians and Surgeons 
of the city of Cork, for extending the provisions of the Bill to 
Ireland, 519. 





Petitions for postponing the Bill until 
inquiry be instituted into the regulations and practices of the 
Collages for Medical and Surgical Education ; From Ireland, 
King and Queen’s College of Physicians in; Referred to the 
Select Committee on the Bill, 553; Ireland, Royal College 
of Surgeons in ; Referred, 553; Lincoln; Referred, 553. 


Company (London); Petition of the Royal 





College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, complaining of the mono- 
poly enjoyed by the Apothecaries’ Company, debarring all 

rsons from practising as Apothecaries in England and 
Wales unless licensed by them, 236. 


AppEALs. Vide BILLs. 
APPOINTMENTS to Orrices. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 


14.) 


ApprRENTIcEs. Vide Parish APPRENTICES. 
APPRENTICESHIP, Indentures of; Petition of the Provost, 


Baillies and Councillors of the burgh of Paisley, for the re- 
duction of Stamp Duty thereon, 201. 


ArritRATION AcT; Petition of the thereunder-signed for 


amendment of Act 9 &amp; 10 Will. III. for determining diffe- 


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Arpwick Green Road. Vide Hyper and Motrram. 


Army; Motion for laying before the House a Return of the 
Number and of the Names of the several British Military 
Officers, distinguishing their Rank, and stating the grounds 
of their removal, deprived of their Commissions in the Army, 
by the exercise of the Prerogative, and without the Sentence 
of a Court Martial, since the year 1822 to the present time, 
specifying each year; Motion withdrawn, 185. 

Vide Accounts. | (ADDRESSES, ‘15.) 

Rosison, Robert. Supptry. 


Army and Navy Appointments; Select Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the Establishment of the Garrisons ; 
into every branch of Pay and Emolument of all General and 
Staff Officers in the Army, both at Home and Abroad, &amp;c.; 
To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 344. Account referred, 346. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 663. 





MotTiny. 





Sinecures; Motion that it is the Opinion 
of this House, that the existence of Sinecure Offices, and 
Offices executed by Deputy in the Army and Navy Depart- 
ments is unnecessary and inexpedient, as a means of remu- 
nerating public Service; Question previous Neg. there- 
upon; 42. 

Arrest for Dest. Vide Dest. 


Law of; Petition of William Fitzgerald for repeal of 
the Law of Arrest for Debt, and for the substitution of a 
modified and cheap system of Bankruptcy Laws, 109. 


ArroyAve’s, Nat. Vide De ArroyAve. 


ARTILLERY Pensions; Bill for making further provisions 
with respect to the payment thereof, and with respect. to 
deductions hereafter to be made from Pensions granted b 
the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital; Ordered ;. presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 534. Committed, 537. Considered, 546. Re- 
ported, to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
549. Passed, 551. Agreed to by the Lords, 583. Royal 
Assent, 599. 

AruNnDEL Borough; Petition of the Corporation of Arundel, 
complaining of the allegations in a Petition from the Inhabit- 
ants of that Borough (presented 29th April); Referred to 
Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 450. 


— Port. Vide Accounts. 


AsHBORNE Road. Vide ButtTerTon. 
E.uaston. Happon and BenTLeEyY. 


Asser, John. Vide WHeEar. 


AsstssED Taxes; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Aberdeen, 236; Alford, 230; Balcombe, &amp;c., 314; Bath (two 
Petitions), 46; Bridgnorth, 314; Bristol (two Petitions), 419; 
Canterbury, 296 ; Crawley, 314; Cuckfield, 314; Edinburgh, 
236; Ely, 243; Epping, 314; Forfar, 605; Gainsborough, 
230; Godmanchester and Huntingdon, 201 ; Grantham, 289 ; 
Great Driffield, 143; Halifax, 143; Henfield, 249; Hens- 
tridge, 411; Kidderminster, §7; Kingston-upon-Houll, 322 ; 
London, Liverymen, &amp;c. of, 57; London, (Portsoken Ward), 
647; Monmouth, 159; Moreton-in-Marsh, 322 ; Newport 
(Isle of Wight), 128; Norwich, 182; Reading,go; Russell, 
Thomas, 322; Shepton Mallett, 322; Stoke-upon-Trent, 
215; Stratford, Bow, 215; Tower Hamlets,215. Wells, 139; 
Wilkinson, John Thomas, 540 ; Winnibriggs and Throe, Hun- 
dreds of, (Lincoln), 201 ; Wolverhampton, 57. 


- Acts relating thereto, read ; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 292. Committee 
deferred, 298, 310, $26, 329, 336, 345, 355, 382, 399, 417- 
Considered, 420. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered ; 425. Vide AssEssED TaAxEs REDUCTION, infra. 


Petition of James Hulme, of the Greyhound, 
West Smithfield, complaining of having been overcharged to 
the House Tax, and praying for relief; 314. 

Petition of Thomas Moss, Chairman of a 
Meeting of Ley Payers of Hulme, in the parish of Man- 
chester, complaining of the mode adopted of surcharging Pro- 
perty in that Township, to the Assessed Taxes, 635. 

Vide Accounts. Beer, Sate or Act. 
Matrand AssEssep TAxEs. 

Battot, &amp;c.; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Gravesend and Milton, for repeal of the Assessed Taxes, the 
Septennial Act, the Corn Laws, and for Vote by Ballot, 215. 


Composition; Act 2&amp; 3 Will. IV. c.1193, 
relating thereto, read; To be considered, 542. Considered ; 
Resolution reported and agreed to; Bill ordered; 546. Vide 


infra. 

Bill to continue Compositions for the As- 
sessed Taxes for a limited time; Ordered, 546. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 552. Committed, 558. Considered 561. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 564. 
Passed, 567. Agreed to by the Lords, 583. Royal Assent, 


599- ; 
Repuction ; Bill to reduce certain of the 
Duties on Dwelling Houses, and to repeal the Duties on Male 


VOL. 88. 





Darvtey Moor and 














Corrie, John. 














Sess. 1833. 





Persons, and on Carriages with less than four Wheels, therein 
described; Ordered, 425. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 609. . Com- 
mitted, 613. Committee deferred, 620, 622. Bill considered, 
630. » Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 639. Passed, 643. Agreed to by the Lords, 666. 
Royal Assent, 670. 

AssizEs. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSEs, 16.) 

Removal; Bill for the Appointment of convenient 
places for the holding of Assizes in England and Wales ; 
Ordered, 272. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 283. Committed, 306. 
Committee deferred, 331, 337, 345. Bill considered, 355. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 359. Passed, 372. Agreed to by the Lords, 715. 
Royal Assent, 726. 

Arcuison, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Atchison, oii em | 
a Captain in the Royal Artillery, complaining of his dismissal, 
and for an inquiry into the merits of the case, 579. 

ATHLONE Borough. Vide IRELanp. 

Atutone Bridge. Vide IRELAND. 

ATHLUNKARD Bridge. Vide IrELAND. 

Attornigs. Vide IRELAND. 

—— CertiricaTEs ; Petitions for the repeal of the 
Stamp Duty thereon; From Alston, John, 634; Glasgow, 
Procurators in, 258; Ireland, Attornies or Solicitors of, 69; 
Liverpool Law Society, 572. 

———— Clerks. Vide CLErxs to ATTorNtEs. 

— Tax. Vide Scornanp. 

Arrwoop, Charles. Vide Votre by BAutort. 











AvKLEyY; Township. Vide Doncaster Soxe. 


AusTRALIA, WESTERN. Vide Accounts. Supp iy. 


AxweE.u Park Gate Road. Vide GaresHeap and Suort.ey: 
AytesBury Road. Vide Bicester. 


—— and Tuame Roads; Petition for a Bill for repair- 
ing the same ; and Bill ordered, 105. Presented, and read, 
176. Committed, 199. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 362. 
Passed, 369. By the Lords, with Amendments, 439. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 458. Royal Assent, 471. 

Petition of Inhabitants of 
Princes Risborough, against ; Referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 
346. 








3° &amp; 4° Will, IV. Parl. 11. Sess.1. A. 1833. 


Bacsuort Road. Vide Ecuam. 

Banama Islands. Vide Accounts. 

BAKEWELL Road. Vide Happon and Bent Ley. 
Batu, John Garlick. Vide CLeRKs to ATTORNIEs, 


Bank CuartTer; Acts relating thereto read; To be considered ; 
Report on Bank of England Affairs (11th August 1832); 
Referred; 440. Acts considered ; Committee report Pro- 
gress; 444. Committee deferred, 472, 488, 512, 518, 521. 
Acts further considered; Committee report progress; 532, 
536. Acts further considered, 544. Resolutions reported, 
548. Agreed to, 549- Bill on the Five first Resolutions; 
and Bill on the last Resolution; Ordered, 549. Vide Banx 
CuartTer. Bank Nores (Stamp Dutigs) Composition, 
infra. 


Proceedings in Committee, 444, 532,536, 544. 


Bill for giving to the Corporation of the Go- 
vernor and Company of the Bank of England, certain Privi- 
leges, for a limited period, under certain conditions ; Ordered, 
549. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 552. Second Reading deferred, 
573, 593, 607,617. Bill committed, 629. Committee de- 
ferred, 643, 651. Bill considered ; Committee report pro- 
gress ; 656. Bill further considered, 659. _Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 661. Third 
Reading deferred, 668, 672, 677,687. Bill passed, 696. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 727. Considered, and agreed 
to, 728. Royal Assent, 734. 

Proceedings in Committee, 444, 656, 657, 659. 
Petitions against; From Denison, Nathaniel 
James, 655; Kentish, William, 634; London (Five Peti- 
tions,) 634 ; London (Four Petitions,) 641 ; London (Four 


Petitions,) 655. 














Petition of Inhabitants of Darlington, for mo- 
difying theMeasures proposed by His Majesty’s Government, 
so as to secure to the Country the present system of Banking, 


500. 








Petitions against the proposed Arrangement ; 
From Barnard Castle, 540; Burford, 554; Cirencester, 527 ; 
Exeter, 554; Gloucester, 554; Manchester, 529; Middle- 
ham, &amp;c. 534; Richmond (York,) §34; Stockton, 527. 


Vide AccounTs, 





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[A. 1833. 





Bank Forceries; Petition of John Joseph Stockdale, respect- 
ing Criminal Prosecutions by the Bank of England for For- 
gery, 344- fs 

— Notes (Stamp Duties) Composition ; Bill to compel all 
Banks issuing Promissory Notes payable on demand,'to enter 
into a Composition for the Stamp Duties payable thereon ; 
Ordered, 549. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 552. Riesad Reading 
deferred, 573, 593, 607, 617, 622,639, 643. Bill committed, 
653. Committee deferred, 662. Order for Committee read ; 
Instruction to Committee, that they have Power to make Pro- 
vision for compelling certain Banks to make Returns of their 
Notes in circulation, and for allowing Banks to draw Bills on 
London for less than £.50; Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 668. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 676,687. Order for further consideration of 
Report read; Bill re-committed; 697. Considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed ; 698. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 700. Passed, 708. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 726. 

Bank Nores; Motion for laying before the House a Return of 
the Number of Forged Notes, with the Amount of each; of 
all Notes purporting to be of the Bank of England, which 
have been tendered at the Bank for payment, since the date 
of the last Charter, or during the last twenty-one years, &amp;c. ; 
Motion withdrawn, 676. 

— Vide Accounts. 

and Bank Posr Biuus. 

Bank of Encianp. Vide Accounts. 

—Ire.ann. Vide IRELAND. 

Bankrupt BANKERS (Lonpon.) Vide Accounts. 

Bankruptcy. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 17.) 

Commissioners of. Vide Accounts. 

(CaAMBRIDGE.) Vide Ac- 








Vide Accounts. 














COUNTS. 








Court of, Act; Petition of Charles Elley, com- 
plaining of loss of Income from the operation of the said Act; 
and praying for relief, 620. 

Bankruptcy Court, Vide Accounts. 

Fees. Vide Accounts. 

Jupces; Bill from the Lords to authorize His 
Majesty to give further powers to the Judges of the Court of 
Bankruptcy, and to direct the times of sitting of the Judges 
and Commissioners of the said Court, 606. Read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 613. Com- 
mitted, 618. Committee deferred, 622. Instruction to Com- 

~ mittee to make Provision fordefraying the Travelling Expenses 
of the Judges of the Court of Bankruptcy and other Officers 
upon their Circuits for the relief of Insolvent Debtors ; 631. 
Bill considered, 639. Report deferred, 643, 649. Bill re- 

orted, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; 652. 
sill passed, with Amendments, 657. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 683. Royal Assent, 726. 





— —_ 





Motion for the House immediately to 
resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the Allowance 
of Travelling Expenses to the Judges of the Court of Bank- 
ruptcy; The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion 
agreed to; Matter considered; Proceeding in Committee ; 
622. Resolution as Oe and agreed to; and Instruction 
accordingly ; 631. Vide supra. 


BanxKruret Laws. Vide ScotTLanp. 


Banxrourts. Vide Accounts. Scor.anp. 

——-- and INso.tvents. Vide Accounts. 
BarBeEr, Charles Frederick. Vide Boston Boroven. 
George. Vide UNsTamPED PUBLICATIONS. 


Barns, John Christopher ; Petition of John Christopher Barns, 
complaining of certain cottages belonging to him in the Parish 
’ of Merton, being over-rated, and praying for relief, 249. 


Barns.ey and Cupwortu BripcGe Road; Petition for a Bill 
for repairing and improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 50. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee 
on Standing Orders; 69. (Vide Stanpvinc Orpers.) Re- 
port, That the Parties be permitted to proceed; 99. Report 
from Committee on Standing Orders, read; Bilt ordered ; 
106. Presented, and read, 124. Committed, 137. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 170. Passed, 177. Agreed to by the Lords, 
213. Royal Assent, 238. 

Barnstapte Borough. Vide Evections. 


PARROTS DA AT Evections. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 

18.) 

———— aT Law; Petition of Attornies of His Majesty’s 

Superior Courts of Law at Westminster for the appointment 
of a Committee to inquire into the operation of the existing 
oo pursued by the Inns of Court, in calling Members to 
the bar, 562. 

Barton Ferry; Petitions against the renewal of the Lease there- 
of; From Acland, James, 717; Kingston-upon-Hull, 717. 
— UNDER NEEDWoopD Bripce. Vide WALTON-UPON- 

TRENT. 

















Bastarpy Laws; Petition of John Slemen, for the altera- 
tion thereof, 635. 

Batu City. Vide Evecrions. 

BAWDEswWELL and Geyton Road; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining the same ; Referred to a Committee, 
99. Reported; Bill ordered; 199. Presented, and read, 209. 





Petitions against; From 
Elmham, 288 ; North Elmham, 288; West Lexham, 288. 


BEACONSFIELD Road. Vide WENDOVER. 
Beamisu, Charles. Vide Navy Pay Orrice. 
Beprorp Borough. Vide ELections. 


Bepwe Lt, Francis Benjamin. Vide CHANCERY OrFrFices 
REGULATION. 


Beer, Save or, Act; Petitions for the amendment thereof; 
From Aberystwith, 443; Barking, 309; Berkeley, 443; Bol- 
ton-le-Moors, 147; Corsham ; Referred to Select Committee 
on Sale of Beer, 488; East Stoke, 620; Epping Division, 
Justices of, 358; Faversham, 610; Grumbald’s Ash, 509; 
Hastings, 12; Henbury, 509; Heywood; Referred, 313; 
Horfield ; Referred, 475; Long Wittenham, 644; Louth and 
Spilsby division (Lincoln) Justices of, 70; Monmouth, 523; 
Rochdale ; Referred, 313; Rye; Referred, 495; Shaftesbury, 
_620; Slimbridge, 443; Venables, Richard, Chairman of the 
Quarter Sessions for the county of Radnor; Referred, 313; 
Wilts, Grand Jury of, 153. 


Petitions for repeal or alteration of the 
Act; From Aberdeen, 285; Alton, 457; Aston-juxta-Bir- 
mingham, 236; Bakewell, 258; Balsall, 188; Barnbrough; 
Referred, 350; Barnet; Referred, 363. Barton-under-Need- 
wood, 255; Bedfordshire, Justices of the Peace of, 255; 
Bedworth, 210; Berks, County of, 289 ; Berks, Grand Jury 
of, 200; Berkswell, 188; Bethnal Green (two Petitions,) 
427; Bewdley, 274; Blackburn, Hundred of, (Lancaster,) 
378; Bolton, 200; Brace Meole; Referred, 295; Bradley, 
&amp;c., 625; Brampton, Charles Henry, 427; Brewood, 255; 
Bridgend, 350; Bridport, 197, 285; Brighton, 392; Bru- 
ton, &amp;c.; Referred, 457; Burnley, 285; Burslem, 267 ; 
Burton-upon-Trent, 255; Bury (Lancaster;) Referred, 363 ; 
Butleigh, 343; Calne; Referred, 295; Chard, 590 ; Chelten- 
ham,i69 ; Chester, County of, 289; Cheswardine ; Referred, 
295; Chew Magna, 457 ; Chew, Stoke, 457 ; Christchurch, 
(Middlesex,) 427; Clerkenwell (two Petitions,) 427; Clif- 
ton Campville, 134; Clifton-upon-Dunsmore, 210; Codsall, 
205; Coleshill, 210; Compton Bassett; Referred, 295 ; 
Congresbury, 343; Crayford and Bexley, 232 ; Crickhowel; 
Referred, 419 ; Dursley, 343; Dunchurch; Referred, 350 ; 
Dorchester; Referred, 295; Eccleshall, 507; Foster, John; 
Referred, 322; Glamorgan, County of, 285; Gloucester, 
Archdeacon, &amp;c. of Diocese of, 343; Goole, 392; Goud- 
hurst, 346; Gratwick, 178; Great Missenden; Referred, 
295; Guestling, Hundred of, (Sussex,) 258; Hanbury, 161; 
Handsworth, 134; Hanley and Shelton, 255; Harborough 
Magna, 169 ; Haughton, 142 ; Haverhill, 412; Henry, 427; 
Hinckford, &amp;c.; Hundred of (Essex,) 412; Horton, 178; 
Ilminster, 590; Ipstones, 161; Kenn, 343; Kent, 222; 
Kidderminster, 258; Kingstone, 236; Lancashire, Clergy- 
men of, 460; Lane End, 255; Lapley, 161; Little Horsted, 
392; Liverpool; Referred, 403; Llandaff, Clergy of Diocese 
of, 350; Ludlow; Referred, 479; Lyme Regis, 589; Market 
Drayton, 370; Martock, 343 ; Meriden, &amp;c., 210; Merthyr 
Tydvil, 236; Middlesex, Magistrates of, 431 ; Milwich, 270; 
Monmouth and Glamorgan, 378; Monmouthshire, Magis- 
trates of ; Referred, 295; Moreton Pinkney ; Referred, 479 ; 
Mucklestone, 161; Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Referred, 403 ; 
Newington, 427; Northamptonshire, Grand Jury of, 289; 
North Meols; Referred, 295; Northwich; Referred, 494; 
Offlow, Hundred of, (Stafford ;) Referred, 363 ; Othery, &amp;c. ; 
Referred, 500; Over; Referred, 363; Paddington, 258; 
Padiham, 285; Pelsall, 232; Penkridge, 412; Polesworth, 
210; Pollen, Richard; Referred, 289; Portsea,210; Raw- 
marsh, &amp;c. 392; Rolleston, 232; Rowberrow; Referred, 
322; Rugby, 188; Saffron Walden, 280; Saint George, 
Southwark, 427; Saint Luke, Middlesex, (two Petitions,) 
427; Salisbury, 392; Salop, Clergy, &amp;c. of; Referred, 
450; Sandon, 142; Shepperton, 343; Shiffnal, &amp;e. 543; 
Smith, Christopher; Referred, 322; Southampton; Re- 
ferred, 289; South Reston, &amp;c., 412; Staffordshire, Justices 
of, 289; Staines, &amp;Xc. 343; Stamford, 392; Stapenhill, 
255; Stepney; Referred, 427 ; Stickford, 350; Stockport, 
258; Stoke and Sowe; Referred, 350; Stone, 142; Stone- 
leigh, 188; Storrington, 255; Stow, Clergy of Deanery of, 
327; Street; Referred, 428; Suffolk, Magistrates, &amp;c. of, 
350; Sussex, Magistrates of; Referred, 350; Taplow; Re- 
ferred, 403; Tilehurst, 20; Tonbridge, 390; Tutbury, 178; 
Ubley ; Referred, 322; Uley, &amp;c. 427; Uttoxeter, 232; Ux- 
bridge ; Referred, 295; Walton, &amp;Xc. ; Referred, 363 ; Wal- 
ton-le-Dale, 285; West Bromwich, 412; Weston-super- 
Mare, 343; Wheaton Aston, 161; White Waltham, 350; 
Whitechapel, 427 ; Whitstone; Referred, 500; Wick Saint 
Lawrence, 343; Widdington, 412; Wincanton, &amp;c., 590; 
Wolvey, 200; Worcester, 232; Worfield, 280; Wotton 
Underedge, 289; Wrington. 378; Yatton, 285; Yoxall, 


255. 





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3&amp;4W.IV.] INDEX to the E1GHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 


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Beer, SALE or, Act—continued. 


Petitions against alteration; from Bea- 
minster, 378; Boston; Referred, 450; Dewsbury, 378; 
Tiverton; Referred, 500. 


— Petitions against the repeal; From Bury ; 
Referred, 412; Painswick, (two Petitions); Referred, 404; 
Reading; Referred, 289; Stockport, 289 ; Stroud, &amp;c. (two 
Petitions); Referred, 408. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Merthyr Tydvil, 
for an inquiry before any alteration of the Act, 285. 

Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the state and management of houses in which Beer is sold 
by retail, under the Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64, commonly called 
Beer Shops, with a view to making such alterations in the 
Law as may lead to their better regulation, and to report 
their observations, together with their opinion thereupon 
To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 286. Members added, 297. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions; 510. To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 511. 

Petitions referred, 289, 295, 313, 322, 
350, 363, 378, 403, 404, 408, 412, 419, 427, 428, 438, 450, 
457&gt; 475» 479+ 499, 494, 495, 500, 504. 

Petitions for placing Retailers under the 
Act upon the same footing as Licensed Victuallers; From 
Bethnal-green, 343 ; Bishop, James, 411 ; Bloomsbury, 535 ; 
Bodmin, James, 275; Bolton; Referred, 500; Boston, 188; 
Bradfield, John, 460; Bradshaw, William, 535; Brewood, 
411; Bristol, 479; Cheese, Samuel, 275; Chichester, 249; 
Darlaston, 431 ; Devonport, &amp;c. 508 ; Fitzroy-square, 535 ; 
Heape; Referred, 500; Holborn, 535; Jones, Evan, 343; 
Kidderminster; Referred, 500; Leeds; Referred, 500; 
Liney, William, 392 ; Long-lane, Smithfield, 535; Maccles- 
field, 188; Manchester and Salford; Referred, 504; Metro- 
polis, Licensed Retailers of Beer and Ale in the, 197 ; Penny, 
Thomas, 535; Prosser, Robert, 460; Reading, 275; Robin- 
son, Thomas, 275; Rye, 527; Seymour, George, 249; 
Sheffield; Referred, 500; Skipton, 579; Southmolton, 598 ; 
Stockport, (two Petitions), 188; Surrey; Referred, 504; 
Warrington &amp;c. 392; Welton, Daniel, 25y. 

Petitionof Retailers of Beerin Newcastle- 
under-Lyme, for compensation for the loss they may sustain 
by alteration of the Act, 267. 


Petition of Occupiers of Houses duly 
Licensed to keep Inns, Alehouses and Victualling Houses, in 
Tiverton, for such relief in respect to Licenses, &amp;c. as is 
granted to those under the Sale of Beer Act; Referred to 
the Select Committee on the Sale of Beer, 490. 

Petition of Tradesmen, Merchants, Shop- 
keepers, Labourers and others, of Plymouth, for revision of 
the Act, and for amelioration of the hours, and mitigation of 
the penalties, 572. 
































Petition of Licensed Victuallers of Pen- 
zance, and the Hundred of Penwith, praying to be placed on 
the same footing as Shopkeepers, and for reduction of duty 
on their Licenses, 605. 

Petition of Burgesses and inhabitant 
Householders of Llantrissent, complaining of the practice of 
retailing Beer in that Borough, during Fair Days, in unlicensed 
Houses, 635. 








Petition of Inhabitants of Warwick, 
licensed Retailers, against further restrictions on the Sale of 
Beer, 727. 








Petition of Licensed Victuallers of Devon- 
port, for relief in respect to Excise Duties and Assessed Taxes, 


543- 





Licenses; Act1 Will. IV.c.64. (Duty on 
Licenses); To be considered, 664. Considered; Proceeding 
in Committee ; 668. Resolution reported and agreed to; 
Bill ordered ; 673. Vide infra. 

Bill to amend an Act passed in the ist year 
of the reign of His present Majesty, to permit the general 
Sale of Beer and Cider by retail in England ; Ordered, 673. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 678. Second Reading deferred, 698. 
Bill put off for a month, 702. 

Beer Suops. Vide Spirit anp BEER SHops. 


Brenrenps, GeorcGeE; Bill from the Lords, for his Naturaliza- 
tion, 147. Read, 140. Committed, 154. Reported, and 
Passed, 194. Royal Assent, 238. 


Betcnurorp, Parish of. Vide TirneEs. 
Betrast CorporaTIon. Vide [RELAND. 
Beirast Water Works. Vide IRELAND. 
BENENDEN Road. Vide CRANBROOKE. 
Bentiey Road. Vide Happon. 


Berton (Susser) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 48. Presented, and read, 132. Committed, 
137- Reported; to be ingrossed; 308. Passed, 362. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 452. Considered, and agreed 
to, 457- Royal Assent, 491. 

Beveruey Road. Vide Huu. 


VOL, 88.——Sess, 1833. 





Bissy, Richard. Vide Notaries PuBtic. 


Bicester and Aytesspury Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the same; and Bill urdered, 69. Presented, and 
read, 133. Committed, 150. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
208. Passed, 229. Agreed to by the Lords, 260. Royal 
Assent, 294. 


BipErorp and BripestowE Railway ; Petition for a Bill for 
making and maintaining the same; Referred to a Commit- 
tee, 103. 


BILLS : 


App icaTions for Private Bills; viz.—For 
BRIDGES. Vide BhackrriaRs——HAvErrorpDwest—— 
IRELAND, (ATHLUNKARD—— LIMERICK )——Tapn- 
CASTER———-W ALTON-UPON-L RENT. 


Vide Stockport, STRETTON-UPON- 
TREDINGTON. 


CHURCHES, &amp;c. 
DuNSMORE 





DRAINAGE. Vide ANCHOLME LEVEL Nortu Leven 
—Rotner LEvELsS——WIGGENHALL. 


Gas. Vide CoNnGLETON IMPERIAL CoNTINENTAL 
—-Prescotr——Soutnun METROPOLITAN. 


RYE 


Hicguways. Vide ABERGELE AND Conway, AYLEs- 
BURY AND 'THAME——BARNSLEY AND CuDWORTH 
BripGe, BAWDESWELL AND GEYTON, BIicESTER AND 
Aytessury, Bishops Wattnam, Biacx Doc, Bop- 
MIN, BRIMINGTON AND CHESTERFIELD, BROUGHAM 
AND PenritH, Bury AND NEWMARKET, BUTTERTON 

CARDIGANSHIRE, CARMARTHEN Matin Trust, 

CHELTENHAM AND GLOUCESTER, CHEPSTOW AND 

ABERGAVENNY, CHESHUNT, CHESTER AND WoopsIDE 

Ferry, CRANBROOKE AND BENENDEN DARLEY 

Moor AND ELLAston, DENBIGH AND Mo xp, DupLey 

AND WOLVERHAMPTON EcHAM AND BacGsuor 

FARINGDON AND BuRFORD, FLINTSHIRE, FULHAM 

AND KENSINGTON, FyFIELD, FyFrigLD AND NEw- 

BRIDGE GATESHEAD AND SHOTLEY, GLOUCESTER 

AND CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER, OVER AND MaAIsE- 

MORE, GoupHuRsT—— Happon ANnp Bent ey, HeEL- 

ston, Hicusury Puiace, Honces ann Cuckrig.p, 

Hutt anp Bever.uey, Huntiey, Hype ann Mor- 

TRAM Ipswich AND OrLey Botrom——IRELAND 

(ANTRIM CaRLow, &amp;c. CLONMELL, &amp;c.) 

KENTISH TOWN AND HoLLoway Lepsury, LEwes 

AND Bricguton —— MAccLEsFIELD, MACCLESFIELD 

Roap Act AMENDMENT, MANCHESTER AND SALTER’S 

Brook, Marsuuann, MorETON-HAMPSTEAD, MosEs 

GATE Norwicu AND New BuckennuaMm, Norwicu 

AND WaTTON OckLEY AND WarRNHAM, OrrHamM 

AND DITCHELLING PECKHAM RocHDALE AND 

EDENFIELD, Ross, ABERGAVENNY AND Hay, Royston, 

Rucspy anD HINcKLEY SALTASH ScoTLAND 

(GLASGOW AND KILMARNOCK —— HADDINGTON- 

SHIRE —— RENFREW, &amp;c.)——STORRINGTON, Sup- 

DEN BRIDGE AND Bury SwINDON Tuorn- 

seET, TUNSTALL AND GREAT CHELL Upton anp 

KinGron WARRINGTON AND WiGAn, WATLING- 

STREET, WELLESBOURN AND STRATFORD, WENDOVER, 

West AUCKLAND, WHITCHURCH AND ALDERMASTON, 











HaRBours. Vide MAryrortT SwANSEA. 






















































































W iNCHCOMB YORK AND SCARBOROUGH. 

IMPROVEMENTS. Vide BinKENHEAD——East SmitTu- 
FIELD HERNE ScoTLaNn (DUMFRIES)—— 
TAUNTON. 

INCLOSURES. Vide BErpTroN—— CRAKEHALL—— ELK- 
STONE GaNEREw, GIVENDALE, GREatT——HaAnc- 
inc LANGFORD IRELAND (MEALIFFE UPPER 
CHURCH) LAKENHEATH, LouGHoR MippD.LeE- 
TON-BY- WIRKSWORTH NEWBOLD Oaxkineo- 





TON——SALKELD, LITTLE West Moor, WissBecu, 


W ortTLEY——YARDLEY. 


NAVIGATIONS AND RaiLways. Vide Biperorp anv 
BripEstowE——CLARENCE, CoLEorTON, CornwaLtt, 
CENTRAL Granp Juncrion——IRELAND (DuB- 
LIN AND KINGSTOWN——ENNISCORTH Y——LIME- 
RICK)——LEICESTER AND SWANNINGTON, LLANELLY, 


Lonpon AND Birmincuam, LonpoN AND GREEN- 
WICH, 





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INDEX @ the EtGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1833. 











BILLS—continued. 
wicu, Lonpox ANDWooLWICcH 
LAND AND KIRKINTILLOCH) 


ScoTLanp (MONK- 
STRATFORD AND 














MorgeTroN——WH8ITBY AND PIcKERING. 

Poor. Vide BosMERE ANp Craypon, BrisToL 
CAMBERWELL——FoRCHOE Mutrorp AND Lo- 
THINGLAN D——SAINT LUKE’S W ANGFORD. 





Various. VideBroxtowe (NotTiNGHAM) DaMAGEs 
CompENSATION, Brunswick, New, Lanp Company, 
Buriat Reoister (EvERTON NEAR LivERPOOL)—— 
CHELTENHAM SEWERS East Country Docx (Ro- 
THERHITHE), Economic Lire AssuRANCE Society, 
Exeter Water Company, EXETERWATERWORKS 
GRAVESEND Pier, GRAVESEND AND MILTON PAVING 

Haverrorpwest Waterworks, Hype SMALL 

Dests IRELAND (BELFAST WATERWORKS 

Cork FouNDLING HOSPITAL STEAM PACKET 

Company) IRWELL RESERVOIRS Lewes Wa- 

TERWORKS, LiverPooL Docks, Lonpon ARCADE 

Maryport Harsour anp ImproveMeNT, Mip- 

DLESEX SESSIONS, CHAIRMAN OF -—— NEWCASTLE- 

UPON-T yNE WATERWORKS Saint GEorGE STEAM 

Packet ComMPANY ScorLtanp (EDINBURGH CAT- 

TLE MARKET, EDINBURGH COMMUNITY ESTATES, 

EDINBURGH IMPROVEMENTS, EDINBURGH LIFE 

ASSURANCE CoMPANY —— GLASGOW PROCURA- 

TORS’ Wipows’ FuNp——-HIGHLAND ROADS AND 

BripG ES——LANARKSHIRE GAOLS, LEITH Docks, 

Leiru Docks aND HARBOUR)——SERJEANT'S-INN 

AGREEMENT, Soutnu Lonpon MARKET, SUNDERLAND 

Port anv Docks, Surrey County GAoLs 

Tuames Tunnet, Tower Hamers Smatt Dests 

YorKx Markets. 









































Private Bixts, brought from the Lords ; viz.—or 
CHAPEL. Vide LIMERICK (IRELAND.) 


Vide Wits. 


EstaTes. Vide Campripce Co.ieces, CLowEs 
Epwarps, ENGLEr1 ELD ——IRELAND (FITZWILLIAM, 
VISCOUNT) Mawrice, Morris, Murton 
PETLEY ScorLaANp, CRUIKSH ANK—— HAMILTON) 

THELLUSSON VERE. 


DIvorce. 




















BEHRENDS 
LetsLters, Lemme, LinpDon —— 
PEIN ScHUSTER, STURCKE. 


NATURALIZATIONS. Vide ANICHINI 
De ARROYAVE 
MATTHIESSEN 

















VARIOUS. 
ScHooL. 


Vide Soane’s Museum, Stockton Cuarity 





Pusuic Bitts. Vide APorHEcARIEs, ARTILLERY PEN- 
sions, AssessED Taxts Composition, AssEssep 
Taxes Kepuction, Assizes REMOVAL Bank 
Cuarter, Banx Nores (Stamp Duties Composi- 
TION), BEER,SALE oF, Britisn PossEssioNs, BucKING- 
HAM Patace, BurGLARY —— Cuancery Orrices, 
CuurcueEs Buizpine, Civit List, Cotton Duties, 
Curtesy or Encuanp, Customs Acts Repeat, Cus- 
toms Bounties, Customs Dutizs, Customs Ma- 
NAGEMENT, Customs REGULATION, Customs WuHarr 
CoNVEYANCE Dean Forest, Dest, Imprison- 
MENT FOR, Dest, Nationat, Desrs, PayMeENrT or, 
Dower, Drainace Rates Recovery, Dramatic 
Autnors, Dramatic Prrrormances, Dwe.tine- 
House Rospspery —— East Inpia, Entraitep Pro- 
PERTY (ENGLAND), ExcHEQUER CouRT Factories, 
Fines AND Recoveries, Foreign ENuistmMeENT Act 
Rereat——Game, SALE or, GENERAL REGIsTER, 
GLAMORGAN’ ASSIZES Hicuways, Hotyueap 
Roaps —— Jewisu Civit DisaBiities INcLo- 
suRE AwaArpbs, INDEMNITY, INHERITANCE. 

















IRELAND.——( CHURCH OF IRELAND, CHURCH 
TEMPORALITIES, CiviL Bitt Courts —— Distur- 
BANCES, DUBLIN CORPORATION——FINES AND RE- 
COVERIES——GRAND JURIES——INLAND NaviGa- 
TION——J URIES——LirFFEY RivER——MURDERERS, 
SENTENCE ON——OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON 
—— RomAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES——SPIRITS, WINE 
AND BEER——TENANTS FOR Lire, TirHes, TRANS- 
MLSSION OF PROPERTY.) ' 











JusTICES OF THE PEAcE, JUVENILE OFFENDERS 
Lasour Rate, Lanps anp TENEMENTS RECOVERY, 
Lanp Tax Commissioners’ Names, Larceny, Let- 
TERs Patent, Letters Patent Expenses, Liset, 
Law or, LighTING AND WatcuiNc, LIMITATION OF 
Actions, Lonpon ScavaGE AND Pacxage, Lorp’s 
Day (Two), Lunacy, Commissioners or —— Man, 
Iste or, TRADE, Marine Mutiny, Mecnanics So- 
cieTies, MeErcHAaNT SEAMEN’s WaGEs, MeEtTROPOLI- 
TAN Po.ice, Mixitia BALLoTs’SusreNnsion, Mutiny 
——Navication, Norarigs Pus.ic OvuTLAWRIES 
—— Parisu APPRENTICES, Parisn VEstTRigs Act 
AMENDMENT, ParocniaL Rates Exemption, Per- 
soNAL Estates, Poutitce Orrices (Lonpon), Pri- 
sonEeRS’ CounsEL,Pusiic Works(ExcHEQgueEr BILLs) 
QUAKERS’ AFFIRMATION—— RATING or TENE- 
MENTS, ReGistry oF VESSELS——Savines Banks’ 
ANNUITIES. 














ScoTLanp, —— (BANKRUPTS, BurRGH MacIis- 
TRATES, BuRGHS POLICE——CLACKMANNAN AND 
Kinross PARISHES, CoURT OF SESSION——EDIN- 
BURGH ANNUITY TAX, ENTAIL, HEIRS OF, ENTAILS 
FAILURE——LAND REVENUE, LORD’s Day——Ma- 
GISTRATES OF BURGHS’ ELECTION, MINISTERS—— 
PROCURATORS, PROCURATORS Fiscat——REVENUE 
PuBLic, RovAL BURGHS——SHERIFF AND BuRGH 
Courts, SMALL DEBT CouRTS——TAILZIES AcT 
AMENDMENT.) 


Sea APPRENTICESHIP SETTLEMENT, SEAMEN’s Hos- 
PITAL, SEPARATISTS’ AFFIRMATION, SEWERS, SHE- 
RIFFS ExpEeNses, SLAVERY, SLAVE TRADE ConveEN- 
TIONS, SLAVE Trave, FRENcuH ConveENTIONs, SmuG- 
GLING, Soar, Starrorp Bripery, STAFFORD Wit- 
NESSES INDEMNITY, STAGE CarRiaGes, Stamp Dv- 
Ties, Stamps, Forcery or, Starcn Duties, Steam 
VesseLs, SurFoLK Assizes, Sucar, SupPiy (BILLs 
IN SuppP.iy) Tea, Tires, Tirnes Stay or Suits, 
Titaes ComMMuTATION——UNIFoRMITY OF PRocEss 
—— Vacrants (ScottisH AND Irish) Ware- 
HOUSING, WEIGUTS AND MEAsuRES, WOOLLEN TRADE, 
Wootwicna Lanps. 








Pustic Bitts brought from the Lords. Vide BANKRUPTCY 


Jupces——Cuancery Orrices HampBurcnu Mar- 
RIAGES——IRELAND, (INFIRMARIES——JURIES—— 
TRIAL OF OFFENCES )}——Laxzour Rater, Law AMEND- 
MENT, LEeps O1LGas, LuNAtic ComMISSIONS Privy 
CouNcIL Turnpike Roap Accounts. 











BILLS ; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private Pe- 


titions, Bills, and Reports of Bills, 10. 


to be printed, as amended, 203, 213, 298, 306, 316, 
317, 382, 433, 462, 463, 493, 494, 498, 517, 521, 525, 528, 
531, 536, 549, 559. 567, 579, 589. 591, 592, 604, 608, 618, 
622, 623, 632, 636, 640, 649, 658, 668, 677, 687, 693, 698, 
711. 
brought from the Lords; To be printed, 109, 111, 
133, 278, 346, 462, 576, 590, 613, 614, 678, 688. 
—— brought from the Lords, amended by the Commons, 
203, 224, 236, 298, 372, 418, 468, 569, 618, 634, 652, 657, 
675, 703, 710. 

Committed to Select Committees, 152, 174, 226, 227, 
246, 297, 416, 452, 471, 498, 560, 563, 574, 581, 648, 653. 


———--— from the Lords, committed to a Select Committee, 


618. 


Re-committed, 137, 222, 292, 316, 317, 325, 362, 
355, 383, 415, 433, 445» 447, 449, 463, 466, 503, 507, 513, 
517,524, 526, 631, 556, 559, 564, 576, 591, 594, 608, 618, 
620, 622, 652, 663, 693, 698. 








————— Orders for Second Readings 


in respect to a Clause, 458. 


———— Copies of Bills, and of Orders for Second Readings, to 


be served on Returning Officers, &amp;c. 471, 632, 652. 


———— Orders of leave for Bills read, and discharged, 475, 


476, 537, 546. 
Orders for the House to resolve itself into Committees 


upon Bills discharged ; and Bills committed to Select Com- 
mittees; 174, 226, 227, 471, 560. 


Order for Second Reading of Bills discharged, and 
Bills withdrawn, 173, 185. 


of Bills discharged, and 
other days appointed, 187, 271, 290, 338, 407, 415, 471, 507» 


ad Orders 








$&amp;4.W.IV.]) INDEX to the E1ecury-r1cgHtH VoLuME. 





BILLS—continued. 
Orders for the House to resolve itself into Committees 
upon Bills discharged, and other days appointed, 331, 359, 
441, 549, 575» 601, 604. 





and committed 
to Select Committees, 563, 618. 


—— Order for further consideration of Report of a Bill 
discharged, and another day appointed, 567. 


———— Order for Third Reading of a Bill discharged, and 
another day appointed, 346. 


— A Bill presented ; Read the first and second time ; and 
committed the same day ; 699. 


———— Time emlarged for Report of a Petition, 208. 
— Time enlarged for presenting Bills, 210, 328, 384, 








448. 





— Time enlarged for Reports of Bills, 386, 390, 396, 397, 


400, 404, 405, 410, 411, 414, 426, 439, 433, 442, 449, 454, 
* 487, 508. 


———— First Reading of a Bill put off for Three Months, 614. 
—_———— Second Reading ofa Bill put off for a Month, 702. 
for Six Weeks, 603. 
for Three Months, 








599, 611, 613, 639, 669. 
for Six Months, 283, 





399; 442, 502, 532, 544, 595- 
Committees on Bills put off for Three Months, 639, 
~ 649. 





for Six Months, 518, 672. 
Further Consideration of Reports of Bills. put off for 
Three Months, 675, 711. For Six Months, 566, 608, 6g0, 
661, 698. For Three Weeks, 640. 

— Third Reading of a Bill put off for Six Months, 499. 

———— amended on Report, 169, 261. 
on further Consideration of Report, 699. 

— upon Third Reading, 103, 124, 137, 177, 217, 229, 

239, 256, 274, 293, 308; 319, 320, 339, 355, 357, 362, 366, 

375: 376, 383, 386, 410, 416, 418, 421, 422, 426, 468, 469, 

473» 483, 490, 508, 518, 526, 537, 541, 558, 579, 588, 600, 

601, 607, 647, 648, 657, 660, 661, 676, 687, 697, 698, 709, 

11, 721. 

’ wt Reported, without Amendment, 150, 194, 284, 285, 

Phil 22, 430, 439, 448, 487, 498, 506, 527, 547, 558, 562, 
) ‘ 

Bs ele Pee eT 173, 185, 359, 448, 648. 

Leave given to a Committee on a Bill to make a 

special Report, 561. 

— amended by the Lords, 213, 248, 301, 309, 335, 352, 
357, 380, 384, 414, 439) 454, 465, 506, 510, 521, 536, 560, 
563, 586, 616, 638, 646, 660, 675, 683, 700, 709, 722, 727. 

———— divided into two Bills, 545, 559. 

—— Amendments made by the Lords to Bills; To be 
printed, 417, 467, 618. 

Amendments to a Bill disagreed to on Report, 618. 

———— Amendment proposed to be made upon Third Read- 
ing, but not made, 103, 239, 558, 577, 588, 607, 678, 708, 
709. 


— 














— 





Amendment made by the Lords to a Bill agreed to, 
(it appearing that the same was necessary to carry into effect 
the intentiou of this House,) 516. 
Amendment made by the Lords to a Bill agreed to ; 
(it appearing that the same was in furtherance of the Amend- 
ments made in this House on the Third Reading,) 516. 
Amendments proposed to be made, withdrawn, 103, 

399, 508, 588, 592. 

———— Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 699, 709. 


Amendments made by the Lords to Bills amended 
by the Commons, 452, 625. 
—-———— Amendment proposed to be made in the Schedule of 
a Bill; Question Neg. thereupon, 648. 


Sessional List of Members to serve on Committees 
on Petitions for Private Bills, and on Private Bills; To be 
printed, 11. 

Proccedings in Committees of the whole House on 
Bills, 164, 173, 180, 185, 191, 192, 195, 202, 203, 204, 365, 
366, 382, 447, 492,493, 497, 502, 511, 512, 517, 524, 525, 
545» 547&gt; 559 551, 567, 568, 572, 573, 576, 580, 581, 583, 
584; 586, 688, 503, 595, 602, 603, 611, 612, 614, 617, 618, 
620, 624, 630, 638, 639, 640, 641, 650, 651, 655, 656, 657, 
659, 660, 665, 666, 667,668, 697, 708, 711. ‘ 

—_—_——— Counsel to be heard before Committees of the whole 

. House on Bills, 384, 501, 581. 

— Further Proceedings on committal of a Bill ad- 
journed, 440. Resumed, 4§2. 

———— Further Proceeding on Third Readings of Bills ad- 
journed, 252,575. 577- Resumed, 256, 577, 579- 

Motion for reading a Bill the First time; Debate 
thereupon adjourned, 130. Further adjourned, 132. 


VOL. 88. 





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Sess. 1833. 


Motion for reading Bills the Second time; Amendment 
proposed, but not made, 328, 426, 702. 
———~—.- Motion for reading a Bill the First time, dropped for 
want of Forty Members, 673. 
Motion for readinga Bill the Third time ; Amendment 
proposed, but not made, 239. 








- Debate there- 
upon adjourned, 529. 
— Motion for adjourning further Proceeding on a Bill ; 
Question, Neg. thereupon, 612. 

Motion for reading Amendments a second time; 
Amendment proposed, but not made, 375, 376, 573, 699. 


Private Bills; Resolutions respecting Appeals ; Com- 
mittee appointed, 20. 
A Bill from the Lords, amended by the Commons, to 


which the Lords disagree; House doth not insist on their 
Amendment, 699. 


———— A Bill amended by the Lords, certain of which 
Amendments were disagreed to, but afterwards not persisted 
in by the House, 651. 

———— Titles of Bills amended, 239, 661. 


———— Consideration of Lords’ Amendments to a Bill, put 
off for Six Months, 732. 


———-— Motion for agreeing with a Committee in a Clause; 
Question, Neg. thereupon, 169. 

———— Motion for bringing in a Bill to repeal Act 10 Anne, 
c.12, to restore the Patrons to their ancient rights of pre- 
senting Ministers to the Churches vacant in that part of Great 
Britain called Scotland; and notice being taken that His 
Majesty’s interest was concerned in the right of Presentation 
to Churches in Scotland, and His Majesty’s Recommendation 
not having been signified thereto ; Motion withdrawn, 578. 

— Vide Crauses. CommitTregs. Extctions. Housz. 

Instructions. Lorps. Orpers. Questions NEc. 

Stanpine Orpers. Svurpty. 











Vide Cuancery Orrices REGULATION. 


BrirKENHEAD Improvement; Petition for a Bill for improving 
the Township or Chapelry of Birkenhead, for regulating the 
Police, and establishing a Market within the said Township ; 
Referred to a Committee, 107. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
194. Presented, and read, 109. Committed, 217. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 361. Passed, 369. Agreed to by the Lords, 
414. Royal Assent, 470. 


Brirp, James. 





Petitions against; From Birken- 
head ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 274. Hinderton and 
Birkenhead Road, Trustees of, Creditors of; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 316. 

BirMINGHAM Local Taxation; Petition of Joseph Russell, 
of Birmingham, complaining of certain proceedings of the 
Birmingham Street Act Commissioners, and of the Amount 
expended by them, 694. 

Railway. Vide Granp Junction. Lonpon 
and BIRMINGHAM. 

Bisuors; Petition of Members of the Glasgow Political Union 
for repeal of Act Car. II. which restored to the Bishops Seats 
in the House of Lords, 623. 











Petition of Inhabitants of Cupar, for the exclusion 
of Bishops from the House of Lords, 718. 


Bisnors Wattnam Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
and improving the same ; Referred to a Committee, 50. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 99. Presented, and read, 124. 
Committed, 137. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 166. Passed, 
170. Agreed to by the Lords, 212. Royal Assent, 238. 





Petition of Proprietors, Land- 
owners and Inhabitants of Bishop Stoke, against; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill, 154. 





—— Petition of Owners of Property or 
Residents in Portsmouth, Portsea, Gosport, Fareham and 
Winchester, in favour, 165. 


Brack Doe Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Roads 
from Warminster, and from Frome, to the Bath Road; and 
from Woolverton to the Trowbridge Road, in the Counties of 
Wilts and Somerset, and for making certain new lines of 
Road leading out of such Roads; and Bill ordered, 103. 
Presented, and read, 139. Committed, 174. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for persons, papers and records, 316. Bill 
reported, 374. To be ingrossed, 375. Passed, 385. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 418. Royal Assent, 470. 


Petitions in favour; From Bath, 312; 
Bradford (Wilts) 172; Bristol, 183; Bruton, 166; Dorset, 
295; Frome, 166; Sarum, New, 183; Shaftesbury, 341; 
Trowbridge, 166; Warminster, 174; Warminster and Bath, 
174; Westbury, 187; Weymouth, 183 ; Wilton, 174. . 


Petitions against ; From Bath Road, Trus- 
teesof; Referred,and Counselordered, 233. Black Dog Roads, 
Carriers on ; Referred,323. Kennetand Avon Canal Naviga- 
tion, Proprietorsof ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 312. Nor- 
ton Saint Philips, &amp;c. Proprietors and Occupiers of Lands in, 


2Q1. 
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[ A. 1833: 





Buiack Doc. Roads—continued. 
291. Norton Saint Philips, &amp;c. Proprietors and Occupiers of 
Lands in; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 335. Somerset, 
Owners and Occupiers of Land and Property in; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 187. Wingrove, Benjamin ; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 334. 


Biacxrriars Bridge. Vide Lonpon. 
BLaxtanp, William. Vide Cuurcu Property. 
Buiaxton Township. Vide Doncaster Soke. 


Bone, Baron de; Petition of Clement Joseph Philip Pen, 
Baron de Bode, respecting a Claim for Compensation from 
the French Government for confiscation of his Property, and 
praying for Inquiry, 396. 

Motion, that it be referred to a Committee 

of the House, to examine into and report to the House, the 

facts and circumstances of the Claim of the Baron de Bode, 
upon the Fund received from the French Government for in- 
demnifying British Subjects, for the loss of Property unduly 
confiscated by the French Authorities; Notice taken that 
Forty Members were not present, 396. | 


Petition of the Baron de Bode, against the 
distribution of the Funds for payment of French Claims, 
until his case has been determined, 555. 


Bopmin Gaol. Vide Curistiz, Elizabeth. 


Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same; and Bill ordered, 107. Presented, and 
read, 207. Committed, 339. Reported; Report referred to 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 395. (Vide Sranp- 
inc Orpers); Bill to be ingrossed, 410. Passed, 418. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 471. 


Botton Road. Vide Moses Garr. 
BonpeEp Corn. Vide Corn. 


Bosuam Fishery; Petition of Fishermen and Inhabitants of 
Bosham for an Inquiry into the state of the said Fishery ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on British Channel 
Fisheries, 645. 

BosMERE and Ciaypon Poor; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pealing Act, and granting more effectual powers instead 
thereof; Referred to a Manse 31. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 39. Presented, and read; 45. Committed, 60. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 172. Passed, 187. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 230. Royal Assent, 238. 


Petitions against; From 
Bosmere and Claydon, Rate payers of the Hundred of ; Re- 
ferred, 123. Ipswich, Churchwardens, &amp;c. of (two Petitions) ; 
Referred, 123, 131. 

Boston Borough; Petition of Charles Frederick Barber, com- 

laining of partiality and vindictiveness on the part of the 
Rentenal Magistrates in respect of a prosecution against him 
in consequence of a printed paper, without the name of the 
printer, being exhibited in a window of his house, 494. 


Botiey Road. Vide Bisnops’ WALTHAM. 
Bourn Bridge Road. Vide Royston. 
Bower, John. Vide Taxes. 


Brap.ey, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Bradley, complaining 
of his dismissal from the Army, and praying for an inquiry 
into the circumstances attending the same, 634. 

















Brancu Banks. Vide Accounts. 


Brazit; Petitions complaining of the distressed state of the 
Trade with Brazil; From Glasgow, 189; Leeds, 179; Liver- 
pool, 142. 

Petition of the Chamber of Commerce and Manu- 
factures of Forfarshire, and others interested in the Trade of 
Dundee, for the modifiation or repeal of the Duties on Rum, 
Sugar, Coffee and Cocoa imported from Brazil, 314. 

Brennan, John. Vide IRELAND. 

Vide Prisons, 


Vide ELectTions. 


Brenton, Edward Pelham. 
Brispery at ELectTions. 


Bricks; Petition of Manufacturers of Bricks and Tiles in 
Broseley and other places, for the repeal of the Duty on 
Bricks, 610. 


Bripestowg Railway. Vide Biperorp. 
Bricuton Palace. Vide Accounts. 
Road. Vide Lewes. 


BRiIMINGTON and CHEsTERFIELD Road; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing the same ; and Bill ordered, 105. 
Presented, and read, 200. Committed, 287. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 409. Passed, 418. Agreed to by the Lords, 
454. Royal Assent, 471. . 

Bristou City. Vide Erections. 


— Court of Conscience; Petition of Frederick Jones, 
complaining of certain Proceedings before the Commis- 
sioners of that Court, and for Inquiry, 540. 


SupP.y. 





Bristou Poor; Petition for a Bill to alter, amend, enlarge and 
extend powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 80. 


Petition against the application for a Bill, 99. ° 


Petition of Stephen Clement Webb, complaining 
that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 540. 


Petition of Stephen Clement Webb, complaining 
of the inaccuracy of the account of Receipts and Disburse- 
ments on account of the Poor of the City of Bristol, 540. 


Vide Accounts. 


Britisu Channel Fishery; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the present state of the British Channel Fishery, 
and the Laws affecting the Fishing Trade of England, with 
a view to their amendment, and to report their Observations 
thereupon to the House; To send for persons, papers and 
records; Five to be the Quorum; 463. Members added 
467, 477, 506. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, 
in the morning, notwithstanding the sitting of the House, 64o. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report; to lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed ; 683. 


Petitions referred, 520, 523, 579, 

















645. 


_—-— 





—— Petition of: Owners of Fishing 
Sloops and Boats belonging to Brixham, Torbay, complaining 
of the destruction of their Trade by the admission of foreign 
Fish into the Market; Referred to the Select Committee on 
the British Channel Fishery, 523. 





—— Petition of Owners of Vessels 
employed in the Fisheries, belonging to the Port of Plymouth, 
complaining of their distressed state, and praying for Relief 
and Protection; Referred to the Select Contadtins on the 
British Channel Fishery; 579. 


BritisuH Museum; Petition of the Trustees for the usual 
Grant; the King’s Recommendation signified, 71. 


Vide Accounts. Supptry. 


BritisH Possessions; Bill to regulate the Trade of the British 
Possessions Abroad ; Ordered, 239. Presented, and read: 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 2 53. 
Committed, 282. Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532 
569, 585, 602. Bill considered, 606. Report deferred, 612. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 619. Passed, 647. Agreed to by the Lords, 671, 
Royal Assent, 726. 


SuPPine ; Petitions for an Inquiry into the depressed 
State of the British Shipping Interest; From Alloa; Referred 
to Select Committee on Manufactures, Commerce and Ship- 
ping, 484; Berwick-upon-Tweed ; Referred, 427; Borrows- 
townness; Referred, 404; Dartmouth; Referred, 437; 
Dundee, 442; Fife, 363; Grangemouth; Referred, 412; 
Kincardine; Referred, 484 ; Kingston-upon-Hull; Referred, 
412; Liverpool, 189; London, Port of, 670; Montrose ; 
Referred, 437; Newcastle, 717; Officers and Sailors of the 
Commercial Navy of the Kingdom, 555; Scarborough; 
Referred, 394; South Shields; Referred, 412; Whitby, 442. 


Brock, Isaac. Vide CorreE-HousE KEEPERS. 
BroomeEssberrow Road. Vide Lepsury. 


Broveuam and Penritu Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 44. Pre- 
sented and read, 208. Committed, 245. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 367. Passed, 405. Agreed to by the Lords, 422. 
Royal Assent, 470. 

Brown, Edward. Vide CHoLera. 

Brown, Elizabeth Cullen. 

Browne, Thomas. 


Brown tow, Earl. 
Borovueu. 











Vide Copyricur. 
Vide PARLIAMENT, FEEs IN. 
Vide County Rates. GRANTHAM 


Broxtowe (Nottingham) Damaces CompENsATION; Pe- 
tition for a Bill for raising Money to pay Compensation for 
Damages committed within the Hundred of Broxtowe, in the 
County of Nottingham, during the late Riots and Tumult 
therein; Referred to a Committee, 28. Reported; Report 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders} 49. (Vide 
StanpinGc OrpeERs.) Report, that the Parties be permitted 
to proceed, 69. Report from Committee on Standing Orders 
read; Bill ordered; 105. Presented, and read, 124. Com- 
mitted, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 165. Passed, 170. 
Agreed to by the Lords,195. Royal Assent, 238. 


Brunswick, New, Land Company ; Petition for leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill for granting certain powers to the 
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company ; Referred to 
a Committee, 542. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented accordingly ; referred to a Committee; 543. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; Presented, and read ; 553. 


BuckENHAM New Road. Vide Norwicn. 


Bucx1ncuam Palace; Act10Geo.IV. c.50. relating to the Land 
Revenue of the Crown, read ; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee on a certain day, to consider of autho- 
rizng the application of part of the Land Revenue of the Crown, 

for 








3 &amp;4W. IV.) 


INDEX ¢@o the E1rGutTy-EIGHTH -VOLUME. 





Buck1ncuam Palace—continued. 

for providing Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings and Decorations for 
Buckingham Palace ; The King’s Consent signified ; Motion 
agreed to; Matter to be considered; 663. Order for Com- 
mittee read; Report (14th June 1831) from Select Committee 
on Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace, referred ; Matter 
considered ; Proceeding in Committee; 668. Resolution 
reported and agreed to; Bill ordered ;673. Vide infra. 


Bill to authorize the application of part 
of the Land Revenue of the Crown for providing Fixtures, 
Furniture, Fittings and Decorations for Buckingham Palace ; 
Ordered; Presented ; Motion, That the Bill be now read the 
First time ; Notice taken that Forty Members were not pre- 
sent; 673. Bill read the First time; Day appointed for 
Second reading ; 678. Committed; 687. Considered; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed ; 693. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third reading; 698. Passed, 700. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 726. 


Burrorp Road. Vide Farinepon. 

Burcgss, Henry Howard. Vide Riprau Canat. 
Burcu Magistrates. Vide ScoTLaNpD. 

Burens. Vide ScoTLann. 

-_——— Police. Vide ScoTLaANpD. 


Burecuary, &amp;c.; Bill for better defining the crime of Burglary, 
and for abolishing Capital Punishment in cases of Letter 
stealing, and of returning from Transportation ; Ordered, 484. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second reading, and 
to be printed ; 521. Bill committed to a Select Committee ; 
Five to be the Quorum ; 563. Members added, 579. Bill 
reported; further consideration of Report put off for Six 
months ; 661. 

Buriat Places, Bills of Mortality. Vide (ADDREssEs, 19.) 

Register (Everton near Liverpool); Petition of Pro- 
prietors of the General Burial Ground or Cemetery, called 
the Necropolis, at Low Hill, Everton, near Liverpool; that 
their Burial Register may be made legal evidence in all Courts 
of Law; Referred to the Select Committee on Parochial Re- 
gistration, 490. 

Bury and Newmarket Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 80. Presented, 
and read, 207. Committed, 291. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
397- Passed, 410. Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal 
Assent, 496. 


Bury Roads. Vide SupvEn Bridge. 
Bury Saint Epmunp’s Borough. Vide Erections. 


Butt, Richard Gathorne; Petition of Richard Gathorne 
Butt, complaining of his imprisonment for Debt, and praying 
to be released, 281. 





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Burtrserron Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 105. 
Presented and read, 210. Committed, 356. Reported; To 
be ingrossed; 410. Passed, 418. Agreed to by the Lords, 
483. Royal Assent, 496. 


Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants of 
Butterton, against; Referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, 402. 


Butter Trade. Vide IRELAND. 
Buxton Road. Vide ButTrERTON. 
Byrne, Edward. Vide Tower HAmtets SmAtt Dests. 





3° &amp; 4° Will. LV. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 
CALLAN Corporation. Vide IRELAND. 


CAMBERWELL Poor; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 
Act; Referred toa Committee, 12.Reported ; Bill ordered ; 36. 
Presented, and read, 40. Committed, 158. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 257. Passed, 266. Agreed toby the Lords, 328. 
Royal Assent, 352. 





Petition of Inhabitants, Householders and 
Ratepayers of Saint Giles, Camberwell, in favour, 157. 





Petitions against; From Freeholders, 
Leaseholders and Inhabitants ofSaint Giles, Camberwell, 168 ; 
Freeholders, Leaseholders and Householders of Saint Giles, 
Camberwell; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Coun- 
sel ordered; 182. eer ity 


CamBrRiIDGE Co.tteEcEs Estate; Bill from the Lords for ef- 
fecting an Exchange between tne Master or Keeper and 
Fellows or Scholars of Corpus Christi College, in the Univer- 
sity of Cambridge, and the Master or Keeper, Fellows and 
Scholars of Pembroke Hall, in the same University, 343. Read, 
347- Committed, 368. Reported,and passed, 422. Royal 
Assent, 471. 


Corporation; Petition of Inhabitants of Cam- 
bridge, for extending to them the right of choosing Corporate 
Officers; Referred to the Select past a on Municipal 
Corporations, 432. 


CampBELL, John. Vide APOTHECARIES Company (London.) 





VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES 20 ¢o 28.)SuppLy. 

Urrer; Motion for presenting an humble Address to 
His Majesty, for Copy of the Correspondence that has passed 
between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Go- 
vernor of Upper Canada, respecting the dismissal from Office 
of the late Attorney-General and Solicitor-General, and of the 
a of those Officers; Question Neg. thereupon, 

42. 
——— Vide Gourtay, Robert. 


CANADA. 


Water Communication. Vide Accounts. 


SupPLy. 
Care or Goon Horr. Vide (Appressgs, 29.) SLAVES. 


CarpDiGANsnigE Roads; Petition for a Bill for maintaining 
and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 48. Presented, 
and read, 174. Committed, 198. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; 257. Passed, 266. Agreed to by the Lords, 301. 
Royal Assent, 353. 


CaruiLez, Richard; Petition of Richard Carlile, praying the 
Bane to rescue him from his long-continued imprisonment, 
45: 





Petitions for release of Richard Carlile 
from imprisonment; From the Metropolis, Inhabitants of, 
500; Oldham, 412; Saint Marylebone, 244. 


Vide UNstamPeED PuBLicaTIons. 
Cartow County. Vide ELections. 
—— Ke. Roads. Vide IRELAND. 


CARMARTHEN Corporation; Petition of Burgesses, Electors 
and others of Carmarthen, that the right of electing Magis- 
trates may be extended to £.10 Electors and Householders, 45. 


Main Trust Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 
106. Order for referring Petition to a Committee, read and 
discharged ; Bill ordered; 198. Presented, and read, 199. 
Committed, 217. Reported; to be ingrossed; 308. Passed, 
319. Agreed-to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 353- 


and Luanexty Borough. Vide ELecrions. — 

CaRMICHAEL, William; Petition of William Carmichael, 
complaining of imprisonment for the publication of a Libel, 
624. 

Carnarvon Borough. Vide Evections. 


CarRIAGEs. Vide AssessEp Taxes REpucTION. 
NEY CARRIAGES. 


Public; Petitions that the Public are of 

the Metropolis may be put upon a better system; From Inha- 
bitants of Oxford-street, 431. Inhabitants of the Strand, 
553+ 

CaRRICKFERGUs Borough. Vide Exections. IRELAND. 


CARRICK-ON-Suir. Vide IRELAND. 
CarrricutT, John. Vide Corn, SALE or. 


Cryton. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES 30 fo 32.) 
IN pia. 

Cuancery (Clerks in Court.) ‘Vide Accounts. 

(Masters in.) Vide Accounts. 

——————. (Suitors’ Fund.) Vide Accounrs. 

Orrices; Bill from the Lords for the regulation of 

the proceedings and practice of certain Offices of the High 
Court of Chancery in England, 586. Read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 590. Committed, 
600. Order for Committee of the whole House, read, and 
discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; Power 
to send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 618. Bill reported and re-committed; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 693. Instruction to Committee to 
make Provision, directing the Payment out of the Conso- 
lidated Fund of the Salaries and Expenses of several Offices 
connected with the Court of Chancery, 699. Bill considered, 
702. Reported, with Amendments, 703. Amendments 
agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 708. Bill 
passed, with Amendments, 711. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 726. 


Petitions for Compensation; From Bird, 
James; Referred to Select Committee on Chancery Officers, 
614; Chief Clerks of Masters in Ordinary of the Court of 
Chancery; Referred, 620; Jefferson, John; Referred, 651 ; 
Nicholson, William; Referred, 651; Reid, John, &amp;c.; Re- 
ferred, 620; Raynsford, Thomas Alexander, and others; Re- 
ferred, 615; Standen, John Henry; Referred, 616. 


Petition of Thomas A. Raynsford, esquire, 

Master, and Alexander V. Stuart, Clerk in the Report Office, 
raying, that in the said Bill their rights and interests may 
e preserved, 701. 


Bill to provide for the performance of the 
duties of certain Offices abolished by the Act of the second 
and third years of His present Majesty, to abolish certain 
Sinecure Offices connected with the Court of Chancery, and 
to make provision for the’ Lord High Chancellor on his re- 
tirement from Office; Ordered, 642. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 644. 
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Committed to Select Committee on Chancery Officers, 653. 
Bill reported and re-committed; Bill, as amended, to be 
rinted; 693. Bill further considered, 702. Reported; to 
Be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 708. Bill 
passed, 711. Agreed to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 
726. 


Orricers; Select Committee appointed to con- 
sider what Officers it may be expedient to continue or appoint 
by the Chancery Regulation Bill; what Salaries or other 
“moluments shall be allowed to such Officers; what retiring 
Pensions (if any) shall be allowed to any of such Officers; 
what Compensation shall be given in respect of any Office 
which may be abolished, or the Emoluments of which may 
be reduced; and out of what Funds such Allowances re- 
spectively shall be paid; To send for persons, papers and 
records; Five to be the Quorum; 613. Power to report 
Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence, 678. 
Report; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 693. 


—.- Petitions referred, 614, 615, 616, 620, 





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651. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee on a certain day, to consider of the Salaries 
to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund to certain Officers 
connected with the Court of Chancery, on the abolition and 
regulation of certain Offices in that Court; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be 
considered; 693. Order for Committee read; Report 
(17th August) from Select Committee on Chancery Officers 
referred ; Matter considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 698. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill from the Lords for the regulation of the 
proceedings and practice of certain Offices of the High 
Court of Ghahcery in England, to make provision directing 
the payment out of the Consolidated Fund of the Salaries 
and Expenses of several Offices connected with the Court of 
Chancery ; 699. 


CuHapiain. Vide (ADDRESSES, 10.) 
CuaritaBLe Funps. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 33.) 


Cuarities. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 34,35-) LEGacy 
Dury. Suppty. 


Cuarity Commission. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 36.) 
ComMMISsIONERS. Vide Accounts. 
Cueusea Hospitrat. Vide ArTiILLERY PENSIONS. 











CuHELTENHAM and GLouceEsTER Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for repealing Acts, and granting further powers; Referred to 
a Committee, 80. Reported; Report referred to Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 98. (Vide StanpDING 
Orvers.) Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with, 132. 

Vide GLoucEsTER 





and CHELTENHAM. 


Sewers; Petition for a Bill for the better 
sewage, cleansing and drainage of the Town of Cheltenham ; 
Referred to a Committee, 81. Reported; Bill ordered ; 137. 
Presented, and read, 150. Committed, 158. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 208, Passed, 229. Agreed to by the Lords, 
292. Royal Assent, 204. 





Cuerstow and ABERGAVENNY Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for a for. the Communication between the Towns of 
Chepstow and Abergavenny; Reterred to a Committee, 103. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 162. Presented, and read, 170. 
Committed, 183. Reported; to be ingrossed; 391. Passed, 
g98. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 471. 


Cuerry Brook Road. Vide Moreron-HAMPSTEAD, 
Cuesnire Court of QuARTER Sessions. Vide Lowe, John. 
Mititia. Vide Motrram, Peter Clark. 


Cuesuunt Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 


repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 20. Presented, and 
read, 28. Committed, 45. Reported; to be ingrossed; 294. 
Passed, 308. Agreed to by the Lords, 335. Royal Assent, 


353- 





Petition of Inhabitants of Ware, against ; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 288. 


Cnrester City. Vide Smauyt Desrs. 


Corporation; Petition of Freemen and Citizens of 
Chester, for an Act to enable £.10 Householders of that 
City, in conjunction with the Freemen at large, to elect 
a due nope of the Aldermen and Common Councilmen 
in each of the respective Wards, and for the annual publi- 
cation of the Corporation Accounts; To lie on the Table, 
40. Referred to the Select Committee on Municipal Cor- 
porations, 290. 


CHESTERFIELD Road. Vide Brimincron. 


Curster and Woopsipr Frrry Roads; Petition for a Bill 
for improving certain Roads within the County Palatine of 
Chester, called “ The Chester, Neston and Woodside Ferry 


District of Roads ;” and Bill ordered, 107. Presented, and 
read, 150. Committed, 158. Power to Committee to send 
for persons, papers and records, 284. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; 309. Passed, 312. Agreed to by the Lords, 335. 
Royal Assent, 353. 





Petition complain- 
ing that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 


157- 





Petitions against ; 
From Brombrough and other places; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 279. Stanley, Sir Thomas Stanley Massey; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 288. 








na Petitions in favour ; 
From Birkenhead, 287. Chester, Mayor, &amp;c. of, 287. Li- 
verpool, 285. 


Cuicnester, Magistrates of. Vide Humpurey, William. 


Jaroin, John. 


Cuina Trape. Vide East INpia. 
Cuocera; Petition of Inhabitants of Smisby, for the appoint- 


ment of a day for National Thanksgiving for the cessation of 
the Cholera, 219. 


Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. 1V.c.10 and 11, relating thereto, 
read; Bill to continue the said Act; Ordered, 698. Pre- 

sented, and read the first and second time; and committed ; 

699. Considered, and reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

pore for Third Reading; 700. Passed, 701. Agreed to 
v the Lords, 715. Royal Assent, 726. 








——-—— Petition of Edward Brown, surgeon, submitting a 


Plan to prevent the spreading of Cholera, 718. 
Vide Accounts. s 





Curisti£, Elizabeth; Petition of Elizabeth Christie, complain- 


ing of being confined in the Gaol of Bodmin, and praying for 
relief, 580. 


Cuurcu and Crown Lands; Petition of Members of the 


Chowbent Political Union for the sale of Church and Crown 
Lands, 411. 





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STATE; Petitions for the separation of Church 
and State; From Carron, 342; Cummock, 220; Glasgow 
(two Petitions), 342; Hamilton, 342; Kilmarnock, 342. 


Cuurcues. Vide Accounts. ; 
———— Building; Act 59 Geo. III. c. 134, relating thereto, 


read ; Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, 507. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 511. Second Reading deferred, 525, 533. Bill 
committed, 537. Committee deferred, 549, 558, 569, 5858, 
607, 613, 630, 640. Bill considered, 643. Reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 649. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
657. Report farther considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 662. Third Reading deferred, 
687. Bill passed, 698. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
727. Consideration of Amendments put off for Six months, 


732- 


Cuourcu Establishment. Vide EstasLtisnep Cuurcn. IRE- 


LAND. WALEs. 


of ENGLAND; Petitions for a Reform therein; From 
Hexham, 530. Webb, Jacob, 128. 








Motion, That the Church of England as 
by Law established, is not recommended by practical utility ; 
that its Revenues have always been subject to Legislative 
Enactments, and that the greater part, if not the whole of 
those Revenues, ought to be appropriated to the Relief of the 
Nation; Amendment proposed and withdrawn; main Ques- 
tion put; Question Weg. thereupon; 276. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Blackburn, 





expressive of their reprobation of a Petition from that town, 
praying that the Congregations of the National Church be 
empowered to choose their Ministers from any sect of profes- 
sing Christians, 634. 





—_———_ 


Vide Poor Laws. 
of IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 


—-—— of Scornannb. Vide Scortanp. 


Patronage. Vide ScorLanp. 


—_— Property; Petition of William Blaxland, for appro- 


priating to their original intention all Church, Abbey, Cor- 
porate Lands, Tithes, &amp;c. 243. 

Rates; Petitions for relieving Dissenters from com- 
pulsory Payments; From Colchester, 431; Hemyock, &amp;c. 
428 ; San ten were 523; Tenterden, 428. 





—_——— Service; Petition of John Joseph Stockdale, for the 


revision thereof, 344. 
A Vide InELAND. Tirnes. TitHes Com- 








MUTATION. WARRINGTON. 


———— axation. Vide IRELAND. 


Temporalities. Vide IRELAND. 
CINQUE 








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Cinque Port Pirots; Petitions for a modification or repeal 
of the Acts for the regulation of Pilots and Pilotage in the 
Liberties of the Cinque Ports; From Boatmen of Deal, 267 ; 
Boatmen of Dover, 197. Referred to Select Committee on 
Cinque Port Pilotage, 526. 


Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the existing Law and Regulations of the Cinque Port 
Pilots; and to report their observations thereupon to the House; 

To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the 

Quorum; 485. Members added, 504. Leave to Committee 

to sit ona certain day, notwithstanding the sitting of the 

House, 586. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report 

to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 651. 

Petitions referred, 526. 

Civirand Miuirary Orrices. Vide AccounrTs. 

- Orrices. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 37.) 

Aproapb. Vide (AppREssgs, 38.) 

in the Cotonigs. Vide (ADpDREssSEs, 30.) 

Bitt Courts. Vide IRELAND. 

Contincenciges. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

——- List; Acts 1 Will. IV. c. 25, and 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 116, 
relating thereto, read; Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee on a certain day to consider of the said 
Acts; The King’s Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed 
to; Matter to be considered; Report from Select Com- 
mittee on Civil List Charges, made oth August, referred ; 
672. Acts considered, 687. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered ; 693. Vide infra. 

———_—— Cuarces; Select Committee appointed to con- 
sider the Charges borne upon the Civil List of his late Ma- 
jesty, and remaining unprovided for ; Five to be the Quorum, 
467. Leave to Committee to sit on Tuesdays, Thursdays and 
Fridays, in the morning, notwithstanding the sitting of the 
House, 601. Report; To lie on the ‘rable: and to be 
printed ; 659. 


























Bill to provide for the payment of certain 
ancient Grants and Allowances formerly paid out of the Civil 
List Revenues; Ordered, 693. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 693. tl 
mitted, 698. Considered, 709. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 710. Passed, 716. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 726. 
Pensions. Vide Accounts. 
Orrices. Vide Accounts. 


CiaRreEnceE Railway ; Petition for a Bill to enable the Clarence 
Railway Company to make certain additional Branch Rail- 
ways, and to amend and enlarge the powers of the several 
Acts for making and maintaining the said Railway ; Referred 
to aCommittee, 7. Reported; Bill ordered; 12. Presented 

' and read, 20. Committed, 50. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 160. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 

rossed ; 195. Passed, 199. Agreed to by the Lords, 230. 
oyal Assent, 238. 








(No. 2.); Petition for leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill to enable the Clarence Railway Company 
to make an extension of the line of their Railway; Referred 
toa Committee, 233. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
sented accordingly ; Referred to a Committee; 245. Re- 

orted; Report referred to Select Committee on Standing 
Dedevs 254. (Vide Stanpine OrpeErs.) Report, That the 
Parties be permitted to proceed ; To give Notices, &amp;c ; 261. 
Report from Select Committee on Standing Orders, read ; 
Bill ordered; 262. Presented, and read, 266. Committed, 
267. Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records, 384. Time enlarged for Report, 410. Bill reported, 
431. Report to lie on the Table, 432. Report further con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 448. Passed, 454. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 406. 


Petitions against; From Appleby, Robert ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 373. Clarence Railway, Share- 
holders in ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 373. Tees Navi- 
gationCompany; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 376. 


CLAUSES : 


committed toa Committee of the whole House, 








416. 





added on Report, 169, 518, 592. 

on further consideration of Report, S99. ' 

——_—_—-——. on Third Reading, 242, 286, 405, 410, 538, 579, 

600, 647, 687, 709. 

disagreed to on Report, 169. 

on further consideration of Report, 468, 589. 

offered to be added on Report ; Motion for bring- 

ing it up; Question Neg. thereupon ; 253. 

on Third Reading; Motion 

for reading it a second time ; Question Neg. thereupon ; 557, 

647, 653, 661, 697. . 

na Motion for bringing it up, Withdrawn, 575, 600, 
7: 























Question Neg. there- 
upon; 385. 





Brought up and read 
the first and second time ; and withdrawn; 538, 539, 647. 


VOL, 88,——Sess, 1833. 


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Crausss ; further proceedings thereupon adjourned, 577. 

—— Vide INstrucTIONS. 

Ciaypbon Poor. Vide BosmMERE. ; 

Ciercy; Petition of the Reverend Henry Raper Slade, for 
the emancipation of the Clergy from their present Civil Dis- 
abilities, 599. : a 

— Residence; Petition of Cburchwardens of Laugh- 

ton-en-le-Morthen, and other Parishes, York, for enforcing 

the legal Residence of an officiating Minister in their respec- 

tive Parishes, 490. 











Vide Accounts. (AppDREssSBs, 40.) 
IRELAND. ; 


CLEMENT, William Innell. Vide Compiaint. 


CLERK oF THE Crown; His Deputy to attend and amend 
Returns, 140, 143, 251, 305, 333» 353, 406, 423. Attends, 
and amends them; 143, 146, 256, 307,339, 356, 408, 428. 


House; To direct the printing of the 





Journal, 36. 





Toprepare Abstract of Returns, 102. 
Cierks 1n Pustic Orrices. 
oF Assize. 


Vide AccounTs. 
Vide CLERKS OF THE PEACE. 


THE Peace AND Assize ; Select Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the fees, charges and emoluments of 
the Clerks of the Peace and the Clerks of Assize in England 
and Wales, and to report their observations thereupon, toge- 
ther with the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them, from 
time to time to the House; To send for persons, papers 

_ and records; Five to be the Quorum; 148. Members added, 
169, 609." 





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— Roaps. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 41.) 


——- To AtrorniEs; Petition of John Garlick Ball, of 
Minchinhampton, for repeal of the Stamp Duty on Articles of 
Clerkship, 408. 


Cuirre, Thomas. Vide Soxe MiLts. 


CronMEt Borough. Vide Erections. 


Vide IRELAND, 


Crowes, Reverend Robert; Bill from the Lords for vesting 
certain Estates, of which Ann Thornycroft, spinster, was 
mortgagee in fee, in the Reverend Robert Clowes, Clerk, the 
surviving executor of her will, subject to subsisting Equities 
of Redemption, 444. Read, 448. Committed, 465. Re- 
ported, and passed, 506. Royal Assent, 531. 


Coat Wuiprers ; Petition of Coal Whippers or Coal Heavers 
on the River Thames, for the regulation of their Wages, 432. 


Cocuurn, Lawrence ; Petition of Lawrence Cochlin, complain- 
ing of his removal from the situation of Tidewaiter, without 
accusation, or alleged offence, and praying the interference 
of the House, 509. 


————- Roads. 


Cocuran, James; Petition of James Cochran, of Glasgow, 
complaining of the conduct of Mr. Abercrombie, Charge de 
Affaires at Berlin, 448. 


CoercitvE MEASURES. 
Corres. Vide Sucar. 


Correr-House Keepers; Petitions for repealing the restric- 
tions imposed on Coffee-house Keepers in opening their 
houses before the time allowed by Law; From Brock, Isaac ; 
Referred to Select Committee on Metropolitan Police, 360. 
Growers, Salesmen and others in Covent-garden market, 
350. London, Westminster, &amp;c. 413. 


Coin. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Cotp Batu Fieips Meeting; Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the conduct of the Metropolitan Police on the 
13th of May last, in dispersing a Public Meeting in Cold 
Bath Fields; To send for persons, papers and records; 
Five to be the quorum; 566. Leave to Committee to sit 
and proceed on certain days, notwithstanding the sitting of 
the House, 579, 604, 614. Power to report Opinion, together 
with Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolutions ; 718. 
Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 719. - 


Petition of Inhabitants of Bir- 
mingham for an Inquiry into the late Outrage, 514. 


Petition of Members of the Bath 
Political Union, praying that the inquiry may be both rigid 
and decisive into the conduct of the Ministers of the Crown, 
the Police, and the Judges; Referred, 598. 


Co.rorTon (Leicester) Railway ; Petition for a Bill for making 
and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 108. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 150. Presented, and read, 208. 
Committed, 279. Power to Committee to send for persons, 

apers and records, 304- Bill reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table, 334. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 
368. Passed, 375- Agreed to by the Lords, 461, Royal 
Assent, 470. 


Vide IRELAND. 








Two Petitionsof William Fenton 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 288, 318. 


Coieraine Borough. Vide Erections, 





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Cot_ece of Puysicians. Vide Accounts. 

Cou.eces of Surcrons, (London, Dublin and Edinburgh.) 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 42, 96, 136.) 

Couns, Dennis. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 43.) 

CortomBiAN Bonps; Petition of Richard Partridge Lowther, 
complaining of the mis-appropriation of the Sums raised on 
Colombian Bonds, 40. 

Cotoniat Orrices. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 44.) 

Slavery. Vide SLavEry. 





Commerce. Vide Manuractures, CoMMERCE and Suip- 
PING. 

CommerciAL INTEREST; Petition of Owners of Shipping 
belonging to the Port of Peterhead, for an Inquiry into the 
state of the British Commercial Interest; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Manofactures, Commerce and Shipping, 


379- 
CommMissaRiaT. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Commissioners of Lunacy. Vide Lunacy. 
ComMi1TMENTs and Prisoners. Vide (ADDRESSES, 45.) 
CommiTTaLts. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 46, 47.) 


——- Unstamped Publications, Vide Accounts. 
(AppressEs, 48.) 


COMMITTEES: 


Select Committees appointed——-To draw up an 
Address of Thanks, (0. ADDRESSES, 1.) To inquire into 
the Office and Duties, the Appointment, Salary and Emolu- 
ments of the Judges of the Prerogative Court, and of the 
High Court of Admiralty, 473, (vo. ApMiraLty Court.) 
———To inquire into the present state of Agriculture, 345, 
(v. AGRICULTURE.)—— To inquire into the Establishment of 
the Garrisons; into every branch of Pay and Emoluments of 
all General and Staff Officers in the Army, both at Home 
and Abroad, &amp;c. 344, (v. ARmy and Navy AProINTMENTS.) 
To inquire into the state and management of Houses 
inwhich Beer is sold by retail, 286, (v. Beer, SALE oF.) 
To inquire into the present state of the British Channel 
Fishery, 463, (v. British CHANNEL FisHeEry.) To 
consider what Officers it may be expedient to continue or 
appoint by the Chancery Regulation Bill, 613, (v. Cuan- 
cerRy OrFicers.)-——To inquire into the existing Law and 
Regulations of the Cinque Port Pilots, 485, (v. CINQuE 
Port Pitors.) To consider the Charges borne upon the 
Civil List of his late Majesty, and remaining unprovided for, 
467, (ov. Civit List CHarces.) To inquire into the 
Fees, Charges and Emoluments of Clerks of the Peace, and 
Clerks of Assize in England and Wales, 148, (v. CLERKs of 
the Peacr and Assize.)——To inquire into the conduct of 
the Metropolitan Police, in dispersing a Public Meeting in 
Cold Bath Fields, 566, (v. Corp Batn Firetps MEETING.) 
To consider the possibility of making the House of 
Commons more commodious and less unwholesome, 148, 
{v. House of Commons.) To take into consideration the 
Fees, Salaries and Emoluments received by the Officers and 
Public Servants of the House of Commons, 186, (v. House 
of Commons Orricers and FEEs.) To examine the 
Precedents and to report their opinion, whether the Church 
Temporalities Bill should have originated in a Committee 
of the whole House, 168, (v. IRELAND, CHURCH OF 
IRELAND.) To inquire into the operation of the Acts re- 
lating to Derry Bridge, 425, (v. IRELAND, DERRY BRIDGE.) 
To inquire into the expediency and practicability of 

constructing a Ship Canal between Dublin and Kingstown, 

507, (v. IRELAND, DUBLIN and KINGSTOWN SHIP 

CANAL.)——To inquire into the management of the Woods, 

Forests and Land Revenues of the Crown, 359, (v» LAnb 

REvENuE.)-—To inquire what Temporary Laws of a Pub- 

lic and General nature are now in force, and what have 

expired, &amp;c. 38, (v. Laws Exptrine.) To inquire into 
_ the matters complained of in the Petition of the Electors 

and Inhabitants of Liverpool, 144, (v. LivErPoot Bo- 

ROUGH.) To pursue the Inquiries commenced into the 

aforesaid matter, 548, (v. LivERPvoL Boroven.) To 

inquire into the present state of Manufactures, Commerce 

and Shipping, 346, (vs Manuractures, CoMMERCE and 

Suippinc.)-—To examine and report the number of 

Members in both Houses of Parliament who hold Office, 

Place or Emolument, under the Crown, 110, (v. MEMBERS 

in OrFice.)——To inquire into the state of the Police of the 

Metropolis, 307, (vu. METROPOLITAN PoLicre.)——To pre- 
pare Estimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia, 
553, (v. Mititia EstTiMareEs.) To inquire into the state 
of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, 42, 
(vo. Municipat CorProrations.)——To consider and report 
on the general State of Parochial Registration, 231, (v. Pa- 
ROCHIAL REGIsTRATION.) To whom shall be referred 
all Petitions presented to the House, 95, (v. PETITIONS, 
Pusuic.)——Tlo consider of the best mode of affording to 
the Members of this House, information to be derived from 
Pablic Documents, 27,.(v. Pustic Documents.) To 
consider the best means of securing open spaces in the vicinity 
of populous Towns, 101, (v. Purtic Wa.xs.)——To search 
the Journals of the House, and to report to the House such 


os 





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Precedents, as relate to the right of the People called Quakers, 
to take their Seats in Parliament, 20, (v. QUAKERS AFFiR- 

- MATION.)——To take into consideration the Law respecting 
Entails, 101, (v. ScoTtannD, ENTAILS.)——To inquire into 
the practices alleged to have prevailed at the last Election for 
the Borough of Stafford, 467,(v. Starrorp ELection.)—— 
To whom shall be referred all Reports from Committees on 
Private Bills, in which it shall be stated that any of the Stand- 
ing Orders of the House have not been complied with, 20, 
(ce. SrANDING OrDERs.)——To inquire into the truth of the 
allegations contained in the Petitions respecting the Supply 
of Stationery to the Government, 638, (v. STATIONERY 
Contract.)——To inquire into the expediency of the 
Vaccine Board, 188, (v. VaccINE BoaRp.) To take into 
consideration the Laws relative to the passing of poor Per- 
sons born in Ireland to their own Country, 358, (v. Va- 
GRANTS, IRISH and ScOTTISH.)——To inquire into the 
ground of the Allegations of the Petition of William Spicer 
relative to the conduct of certain Magistrates in the Holborn 
Division of Middlesex in granting Licenses for Victualling 
Houses, 521,(v. VicTUALLING House LicrensEs, HoLporn 
Division.) 


—— of the wHote Hovse appointed to consider Acts, 
292, (v. AssessED TaxEs.)—542, (v. AssEss—ED Taxes 
ComposiTion.) — 440, (v. BANK CHARTER.) — 664, 
(v. Beer, Sate or, Licenses.)—663, (v. BucKINGHAM 
Paace.)—678, (v. Civit List.)—218, 292, (v. Customs.) 
—292, (v. Excise.) — 466, 632, (v. IRELAND, TITHES.)— 
286, (v. IRELAND, TRIAL OF OFFENCES.)—300, (v. Lanp 
Tax.) 640, (0. METROPOLITAN PoLicE.)—192, (v. PoLice 
Or ricEs.)—292, 654, (v. Sramp Durieés.) 














— Other Matters, 693, (v. CHANCERY OFFicERs.)— 
538, (v. ExcorQuer Court.)—185, (v. IRELAND, CHURCH 
TEMPORALITIES.)-—436, (v. ScoTLann, EDINBURGH 
ANNUITY T'AxX.)\—6oy, (v. Stave TRADE CONVENTIONS.) 
—649, (v. SLavE Trave, Frencn CONVENTIONS.)—600, 
(v. SuGAR.)—614, (v. TEA.) 


— To report Opinion, 212, 358, 528, 719.——From 
time to time, 38. 











Observations, 463, 485, 579, 683.—— 
From timeto time,g5. Together with Minutes of Evidence, 656. 





Observations and Opinion, 286, 719. 
Observations, and Minutes of Evidence, 





678, 683. 





Opinion, together with Minutes 

of Evidence, 149, 641, 718. 

To report Opinion from time to time, together 
with Minutes of Evidence, 136, 140. 

— —— Minutes of Evidence, 245, 381, 454, 
494, 510, 528, 573, 581, 587, 591, 615, 632, 651, 660, 663, 
675, 678, 699. From time to time, 548. 

—-——— To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 20, 27, 
38, 42, 101, 110, 148, 140, 151, 174, 176, 186, 231, 246, 284, 
286, 298, 304, 307, 316, 344, 345, 346, 358, 359, 364, 369, 
397» 425, 434, 463, 467, 473, 475, 485; 507, 512, 517, 521, 
537» 547» 548, 553, 563, 566, 574, 613, 618, 621, 638. 


————— To adjourn from place to place, 428. 











——-—-—-— Five to be the Quorum, 20, 27, 38, 42, 101, 110, 
148, 152, 168, 174, 186, 226, 227, 231, 246, 286, 297, 200, 
344, 345, 346, 358, 350, 416, 425, 434, 452, 463, 467, 468, 
471, 473» 475» 485 498, 507, 512, 517, 521, 537, 547, 548, 
553» 560, 563, 566, 575, 581, 613, 618, 638. 

——_—— — To sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 38. 

————-— To consist of Fifteen Members, 144, 467, 546, 547. 

To make a Special Report, 561. 


All Committees to sit notwithstanding Adjourn- 


= 110, 173, 205, 230, 267, 329, 407, 434, 569, 589, 629, 
59. 





———— Report Progress, 164, 173, 181, 185, 192, 246, 
325, 381, 383, 389, 416, 440, 444, 451, 466, 481, 492, 493, 


502, 512, 517, 532%, 530, 545, 547, 550, 552, 505, 573, 576, 
582, 583, 584, 586, 602, 611, 612, 614, 620, 624, 641, 655, 
656, 660, 666. 


————— Make no Report. Vide Currks of the Peace 
and AssiZE. 


Revived, 194, 284. 
————— on a Bill put off for Six Months, 518. 








-_— 





— To examine, in the first place, how far Orders for 
giving Notices, &amp;c. have been complied with, 132, 182, 195, 
214, 260, 304, 390. 

————— To deposit Map, Plan and Book of Reference, 
398. 

Leave given to Committees to sit during the Sitting 
and nothwithstanding any Adjournment of the House, 586. 


——_—— Leave given to Committees to sit notwithstanding 
the Sitting of the House, 564, 570, 575, 586, 601, 602, 604, 
640, 641. | 


ComMITTEES 








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INDEX @o the Etc uty-£1Guri. VoLtuUme. 





COMMITTEES—continued. 


——~——— Leave given to certain Committees to sit on 
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays between Twelve and Three, 
notwithstanding the House be then sitting and proceeding on 
the Orders of the Day, 577, 601. ; 





—w— Leave given to Committees on Bills to sit and 
proceed, and to report on or before certain Days, 137, 449, 
458, 590, 616. 

———— Leave given to Committees on Bills to make 
their Report on or before certain Days, 386, 389, 396, 397, 
400, 404, 405, 410, 411, 414, 426, 430, 433, 442, 447, 449, 
454, 487, 508. 

Leave given to Election Committees to adjourn, 

202, 252, 433- 

A Witness summoned to attend and give Evidence 

before a Committee, refused to comply with the Order, 190. 


— A Select Committee discharged from inquiring 
into a particular Matter, 286, 


Sessional List of Members to serve on Com- 
mittees ; To be printed, 11. 




















— Resolution, That Committees have power to sit 
from Ten o’Clock in the Forenoon until Five o’Clock in the 
Afternoon, and have leave to sit during the sitting of the 
House, 95. 








Proceedings in Committees of the whole House, 
192, 246, 282, 287, 292, 298, 303, 355, 389, 426, 440, 444, 
446, 451, 472, 476, 477, 481, 485, 487, 532, 536, 544, 569, 
594, 622, 629, 639, 653, 663, 677, 698, 710. 

for Appointment of a Select Committee dis- 
charged, 547- 


Instruction to a Committee to divide a Bill into 
two Bills, 545, 559- 


Vide House. 


Common Law Courts. 
- 57.) SuPPLy. 


Common Law FEEs’ ComMISSIONERS. 


Commons, Hovusgof. Vide Accounts. 
House or ComMONs. 

Orricers and Fees. 

or Commons’ Orricers and FEEs. 


CompLaintT made to the House of the undue interference 
by, and in the name of His Majesty’s Government, parti- 
cularly in the Ordnance and Post Office Departments, at 
the two last Elections for Dover, in order to influence, un- 
constitutionally, the Votes of the Electors; Motion, That it 
be referred to a Select Committee to examine the Matter of 
the said Complaint, and report the same, with their Obser- 
vations thereupon to the House; Question Neg. thereupon, 


336. 











Vide Accounts (ADDRESSEs, 


Vide Accounts. 
(ADDRESSES, 9.) 


Vide House 





——_———— made to the House of a printed Newspaper 
intituled, “The Morning Chronicle,” Wednesday, July 
24, 1833, printed and published by William Innell Cle- 
ment, No, 170, Strand, as containing the Debates of this 
House, in contempt of the Orders and in breach of the Pri- 
vileges of this House; the said Paper was delivered in at 
the Table, and the Paragraphs complained of read ; Motion, 
That William Innell Clement do attend this House on a 
certain Day ; Question Previous proposed ; Question Previous 
and Motion withdrawn, 602. 

made to the House of a printed Newspaper, 

intituled, “ The Times,” dated Friday 26 July, printed and 
ublished by Anna Brodie, and Joseph Lawson, printer, of 
rinting-house Square, at the Office, Printing-house Square, 

as containing the Debates of this House, in contempt of the 

Orders, and in breach of the Privileges of this House; the 

said Paper was delivered in at the Table, and the Paragraphs 

complained of read ; John Joseph Lawson and James William 

Lawson ordered to attend the House on acertain day; 6060. 

Order for their Attendance read ; Motion for calling them to 

the Bar; Amendment proposed, and made; Main Question, as 

amended, agreed to ; Order for their Attendance discharged ; 

611, 

——— Vide Dover ELEcTion. 

Conrerences. Vide East INp1a Company’s CHARTER. 

- Law AMENDMENT. SLAVERY. 

Concieton Gas; Petition for a Bill for lighting, the said 
Borough with Gas; Referred toa Committee, 12. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 28. Presented, and read, 40. Committed, 50. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; 142. Passed, 146. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 167. Royal Assent, 238. 

ConsoLipATED Funp. Vide Ways and Means, and BiLis 
IN SupPpPLy. 


CONSTABLES : 











Usual Orders to them, 38, 
(Westminster) ; Petition of Inhabitants 
of Westminster, praying to be relieved from their liability to 
attend the Houses of Parliament and public Processions, as 
Constables, and that the Police Force be substituted, 584. 


VOL. 88,——Sess. 1833. 








Vide Accounts. 
ConstTaBuLary Police. Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


and Vicre-Consuts. Vide Accounts. 
DRESSES, 40+) 


CoNnTINENTAL GaAs Association. 


ConsuLs. 
(Ap- 


Vide IMPERIAL. 


CoNVEYANCING ; Petition of David Semple for simplifying the 
Forms thereof, 259. 


Vide ScoTLanp. 
Convicts. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 50, 51.) SUPPLY. 





Conway Road. Vide ABERGELE. 
Cooper, Joseph; Petition of Joseph Cooper, complaining of 
Imprisonmeut for Debt, 733. 


Correr. Vide AccounTs. 


CopyricutT; Petition of Elizabeth Cullen Brown, complaining 
of that part of the Copyright Act by which Authors are 
required to deposit Copies of their Works with certain Public 
Institutions, 718. 

Corx City. Vide Exections. 

— Founpuine Hospitat. 


Corn. Vide Accounts. 


Vide IRELAND. 





(ADDRESSES, 52.) 





Bonded; Petition of Importers and Holders of Corn at 
Hull, for the liberation of the Corn now bonded, on payment 
of a moderate Duty, 624. 





Importation; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 60, relating thereto, 
read ; Motion for bringing in a Bill to amend the said Act; 
Question Neg. thereupon ; 497. 





Laws; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From Auchin- 
leck, 364; Arnold, 179; Birmingham, 514; Cumnock, 220; 
Elliott, Ebenezer, 289; Errol and Carse of Gowrie, 623; 
Glasgow, 393; Harrington, 378; Harvey, James, 129; 
Heckmondwike, 428; Jedburgh, 244; Kilmarnock, 168 ; 
Kilmaurs, 393; Leeds, 393; Leicester, 100; Newton, 432; 
Nuneaton, 432; Peddie, J., &amp;c. 605; Perth, 393; Pollok- 
shaws, 605; Rye, 598; Sheffield, 438; Wolverhampton, 497. 


Petitions against alteration; From Kesteven, parts of 
(Lincoln), 322. Lindsey, parts of (Lincoln), 350. 








Motion, That the present System of Corn Laws, 
founded upon a high and ever-varying scale of Duty, while it 
fails in conferring benefit on the Agricultural Interest, tends to 
cramp the Trade, and to impair the general prosperity of the 
Country, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed and withdrawn; Main 
Question again proposed; Question previous Neg. there- 
upon ; 407. 

Sale of; Petition of John Cartright, complaining of the 
practice of selling Corn by weight, and of the present system 
of Averages, 732. 





Vide AssEssep Taxes. Matt. Titnes. Titues 


CoMMUTATION. 





TaxATIoN and Currency ; Petition of Artisans and 
Mechanics of Birmingham, complaining of the Corn Laws, of 
unequal Taxation, and of the contraction of the Currency, 412, 





Cornwatt Assizes; Petitions that Truro may be made an 
Assize Townin place of Launceston; From Carne, William, 
402; Redruth, 340; Roseland, 323; Saint Keverne, 378 ; 
Truro, 285. 


CrenTrRAL Railway; Petition for a Bill for mak- 
ing and maintaining the same ; Referred toa Committee, 104. 








Vide IRELAND. 
Bi; (Sess. 1831-2) Petition of Joseph Mountain, 
in favour, 256. 
Courts; Petition of Inhabitants of Oldham, that 
Coroner’s Courts may in future be rendered open public 
Courts, 244. 


CoroneRs. 








CorPorAL PunisHMent. Vide Miuitary Fioceine,. 


Corporate Orrices. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 53.) 


—_—— Orricers; Petition of the Corporation of Wis- 
bech, for a Law to prevent the Election of Corporate Officers 


taking place on Sundays, 70. 





CorRPORATION MAGISTRATES; Motion for bringing ina Bill 
to regulate the Election of Magistrates in Corporate Towns 
and Cities; Motion withdrawn, 622. 


—Orricers; Bill to enable the Elections of Officers 
of Corporations, and other Public Companies, now required 
to be held on the Lord’s-day, to be held on the Monday next 
ensuing ; Ordered, 466, Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 467. Second Reading 
deferred, 480. Bill committed, 485. Considered, 498. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day a pointed for Third Read- 
ing; 503- Third Reading deferred, 512. Bill passed, 518. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 565. Royal Assent, 599. 

CoRPORATION 





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INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





. [4.1888. 





Corroration Orricers; Petition of the Corporation of CrANBROoKE and BENENDEN Road; Petition for a Bill for 


Kingston-upon-Hull in favour, 486. 

of CamBripce. Vide CAMBRIDGE. 
CARMARTHEN. VipE CARMARTHEN. 
Cuester. Vide CHESTER. 
Coventry. 
DENBIGH. 
DupDLey. 
Exeter. 
— - GRANTHAM. Vide GRANTHAM. 
GRAVESEND. Vide GRAVESEND. 
KincstTon-uPon-Hu.t. Vide Kineston- 














Vide RANDALL, Ropert. 
Vide Densicu. 
Vide Dup.eEy. 
Vide Exerer. 




















uPON-HULL. 





KiNGSTON-UPON-THAMES. Vide Kinc- 


STON-UPON-IHAMES. 
LEICESTER. 
Norwicu. 
SCARBOROUGH. 


Vide LEICESTER. 





Vide Norwicn. 








Vide ScaRBOROUGH. 


Corporations ; Motion for prmoniog an humble Address to 
His Majesty, for a Return of the Names of Members of Cor- 
porations in England and Wales; Motion withdrawn, 35. 


—of Lonpon. Vide Lonpon. 
Vide CAMBRIDGE 





Corrus Curist1 CoLttece Estate. 
CoLuLEGEs. 


Corrie, John; Petition of John Corrie, complaining of being 
obliged to pay a sum for Assessed Taxes due from the pre- 
vious occupier of his premises, 535. 


CorTinGuaM Road. Vide Hutt and BEVERLEY. 


Cotton Duties; Bill to reduce the Duties payable on Cotton 
Wool imported into the United Kingdom; Ordered, 302. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 307. Second Reading deferred, 317, 
326. Billcommitted, 329. Considered, 336. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 345. 
Passed, 355. Agreed to by the Lords, 379. Royal Assent, 
405. 

- Trade; Petition of Cotton Weavers of Lisburn com- 

plaining of Distress, 509. 

Weavers; Motion, That the Petitions of the Cotton 

Weavers for local Boards of Trade, and other Regulations 

for the improvement of their Trade, be referred to a Select 

Committee to examine the matter thereof, and report the 

same, with their Observations thereupon, to the House ; Mo- 

tion withdrawn, 336. 


Vide Accounts. . 
Notes. 


County Bridges; Petition of Justices of the Peace for the 
County of Northampton, that the Expense of County Bridges 
may be borne by the Public at large, 450. 


Expenses. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 54, 55.) 








Country Bankers. 





Vide Accounts. 





——-— Rates; Petition of Earl Brownlow, Lord Lieutenant 
of the County of Lincoln, for the repeal of so much of the 
several Acts relating to County Rates as exempts Franchises 
and Liberties from being assessed ; To lie vn the Table, 317. 
Referred to Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 


370. 

Petition of the Mayor and others of Stamford ; 

Aldermen and others of Grantham ; the Mayor and others of 

Boston, and of Great Grimsby, against any alteration of the 

Acts granting exemptions to Franchises, Liberties, and local 

Jurisdictions, 465. 

Vide Accounts. (ApprREssEs, 56.) Mip- 
DLESEX SEsStoNS, CHAIRMAN OF, MINEs. 

———— and Ponice Rates; Petition of Churchwardens and 
others of Shoreditch for che reduction thereof; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Metropolitan Police, 427. 








Vide ADMIRALTY CourT. 
Vide BANKRUPtTcy CourRT. 


Court of ADMIRALTY. 

———— Bankruptcy. 
Cuancery. VideCuancery Court. 
Excneguer. Vide Excheguer Court. 
Session. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Coventry Election; Report of Resolutions from Select Com- 
mittee (4th April) read; Motion, That the Sheriffs of Co- 
ventry do attend at the Bar of this House on a certain day; 
Question Neg. thereupon; 652. 





Vide Erections. Ranpaut, Ro- 


CraxkEHnALL (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 103. Presented, and read, 133. Committed, 

. 137. Reported; tobe ingrossed; 187. Passed, 193. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 230. Royal Assent, 238. 


repairing and maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 12, 
Presented, and read, 40. Committed, 68. Reported; to be 


ingrossed; 193. Passed, 222. Agreed to by the Lords, 292. 
Royal Assent, 294. 


CRICKLADE Roads. Vide Swinpon. 


Criminat Laws; Petitions for mitigating the severity thereof; 
From Aberystwith, 443; Bath, 284; Brandes Burton, 143; 
Broxbourne, &amp;c. 256; Cavan, 509; Clara, 428; Cootehill, 
509; Croydon, 461; Dorset, Eastern part of, 221; Dun- 

annon, 202 ; England and Ireland, Clergymen, &amp;c. of, 315 ; 

erns, 478; Galway, 695; Horsham, 316; Kildare, 509 ; 
Kingsbridge, 138 ; Lisburn, 351, 490; Liverpool, 189; Lon- 
don, 125; Maryport, 231; Monastrevan, 478; Monmouth, 
Clergy resident in, 221; Reading, 211; Reigate, 215; 
Roscrea, 483; Tullamore, 428; Waterford, 398, 499; Youghal, 
490. 


——- Lunatics. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


OrrenpeErRs. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 49.) 
— ——- Prosecutions. Vide BANK ForcERIEs. : 
Crown LANpbs. Vide Cuurcn and Crown Lanps. 


Cruretty to ANIMALs; Petition of Members of the Asso- 
ciation for promoting rational Humanity towards the Brute 
Creation, Inhabitants of Cambridge, complaining of the in- 
sufficiency of the present Law, and praying the consideration 
of the House, 509. 


CruiksHank’s Estate. Vide Scor.anp. 
Crusu, William. Vide Pustican’s Licensgs. 
CuckFiELp Road. Vide Honces. 

Cupwortn BripGeE Road. Vide BARNSLEY. 


Cuxty, Robert; Petition of Jurymen upon the Inquest held on 
the body of Robert Cully, complaining of their Verdict having 
been quashed in the Court of King’s Bench ; Motion, That 
the Petition do lie upon the Table ; Debate arising thereupon, 
and the same having continued till three of the clock, Mr. 
Speaker left the Chair; 483. Debate resumed; Petition to 
lie on the Table; 487. 


CuMBERLAND, Princess of; Petition of an Individual styling 
herself Olive Princess of Cumberland, for an examination into 
her rights and claims, 245. 





Another Petition; To lie on the 
Table, 449. 


Vide Winpow Tax. 
Vide IRELAND. 


Cumsers, John. 
Curey, Patrick. 
Vide Ion1an Isuanps. 


Currency; Petitions for an inquiry into the State of the Cur- 
rency; From Bakewell, 259; Eckington, 259. 


CuRRANTS. 


-_— 





— Two Petitions of Edward Solly for an alteration. 
therein, and suggesting the issue of One Pound Notes payable 
in Silver Coin, 432, 514. 


Petition of Sir Harcourt Lees, for repeal of so much 
of Act 56 Geo. IIL. c. 8. as makes Gold Coin the only legal ten- 
der in payment of sums exceeding Forty Shillings, 45:. 








Petition of Charles Andrew Thomson, complaining 
of losses arising from the depreciation of the Currency, and 
praying for a Committee of Inquiry, 645. 


Petitions for alteration in the monetary system ; 
From Auchinleck, 364; Cambridge and Isle of Ely, 424; 
Eyam, 414; Fraserburgh, &amp;c. 301; Johnstone, 364; Saint 
Ninian’s, 556; Strathmiglo, 519. 
Vide Corn Laws. 





DisTREss. 





Curtresy of ENcianp; Bill for the amendment of the Law 
relating to the Estate of a Tenant by the Curtesy of England ; 
Ordered, 42. Presented, and read ; Day apronity Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 145. Bil committed ; 164. 
Order for Committee of the whole House, read and ree 
Bill committed to a Select Committee ; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; 227. Members added, 240. Bill reported and re-com- 
mitted; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 317. Committee 
deferred, 354. Bill considered, 382. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 390- Passed, 416. 


Customary or TENANTRIGHT Estates; Petition of Owners 
and Proprietors of Customary or Tenantright Estates in 
Westmorland, for removal of the restrictions which Custom- 
ary Tenants labour under, 644. 


Vide AccounTs. 
Acts relating to the Duties of Customs read ; To be 
considered, 218. Considered, 239. Resolution reported 


and agreed to; Bill or Bills ordered; 239. Vide British 
: Customs DuTiEzs. 


Customs. 


Possessions. Customs BounTIEs. 8. 
Customs MANAGEMENT. Customs REGULATION, IsLE 
or Man TRADE. NAVIGATION. SMUGGLING. WarkeE- 


,HOUSING, 





3 &amp; 4. W.IV.] 





INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





= 


Customs—continued. 
Acts relating to the Duties of Customs, read ; To be 
considered, 292. Considered ; Proceeding in Committee; 298. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 302. Vide 
Corton Duties. 


Acts Repeal; Bill to repeal the several Laws relat- 
ing to the Customs; Ordered, 643. Presented, and read, 644. 
Committed, 649. Considered, 652. Report deferred, 657. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 662. Passed, 676. By the Lords with Amend- 
ments, 709. Considered and agreed to, 714.. Royal Assent, 


725. 











Bounties; Bill to grant certain Bounties and 
Allowances of Customs; Ordered, 239. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 254. 
Committed, 282. Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 560, 
585, 602. Bill considered, 606. Report deterred, 613. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 
619. Passed, 648. Agreed to by the Lords, 671. Royal 
Assent, 726. 





Duties; Bill for granting Duties of Customs; 
Ordered, 239. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 253. Committed, 282. 
Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 560, 585, 602. Bill 
considered, 606. Report deferred, 613. Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 619. Passed, 
648. Agreed to by the Lords, 671. Royal Assent, 726. 


Management; Bill for the management of the 
Customs; Ordered, 239. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 253. Committed, 
282. Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 560, 585, 602. 
Bill considered, 606. Report deferred, 613. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 610. 
Passed, 648. By the Lords with an Amendment, 671. Con- 
sidered and agreed to, 682. Royal Assent, 725. 


Officers; Petition of Richard Sealy Grannell, 
Tidewaiter, and other transferred Tidewaiters from Ireland to 
the Port of London, complaining of the reduction of their 
Salaries upon removal ; To lie on the Table, 646. 











Regulation; Bill for the general Regulation 
of the Customs; Ordered, 239. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 254. Com- 
mitted, 282. Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 560, 
585,602. Bill considered, 606. Report deferred, 613. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 619. Passed, 648. Agreed to by the Lords, 671. Royal 
Assent, 725. 





Wharfs Conveyance; Act 2 &amp; 3 Geo. IV. c. 50. 
relating thereto, read; Bill to amend the said Act; Ordered, 
246. Presented, and read, 247. Committed, 253. Con- 
sidered, 261. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 266. Passed, 273. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 352. 


Cut Hosiery. Vide Hosiery. 


3&amp; 4Will. WV. Parl.ii. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


Danisu Criaims; Petition of the Corporation of Cutlers 
of Hallamshire, that the case of the British Merchants, 
whose debts were confiscated by Denmark in 1807, be taken 
into consideration by the House; Debate arising thereupon, 
and the same having continued till Three of the clock, 
Mr. Speaker left the Chair, 495. Debate resumed; Petition 
to lie on the Table; 499. 

Petitions for an inquiry into the circum- 

stances under which British Property was confiscated in 

Denmark in 1807; From Hodgson, William, &amp;c. 510; Izat, 

George, 499; Latham &amp; Co. of Dover, 499; Leeds, 499. 


Daruaston. Vide GuNsMITHS. 


Dartey Moor and Extaston Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 7. Presented, and 
read, 31. Committed, 48. Reported; to be ingrossed; 131. 
Passed, 133. Agreed to by the Lords, 147. Royal Assent, 
238. 

Deaus. Vide TimBer. 


Dean Forest; Act relating thereto, read; Bill to extend the 
time for carrying into execution an Act of the first and 
second years of His present Majesty, for ascertaining the 
boundaries of the Forest of Dean, and for inquiring into the 
wr and privileges claimed by Free Miners of the Hundred 
of St. Briavels, and for other purposes; Ordered ; presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 575. Committed, 581. Considered, 585. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
589. Passed, 593. Agreed to by the Lords, 625. Royal 
Assent, 671. 


Deane, William. Vide Merropro.itaAn Potice. 
De Arroyave, Anselmo; Bill from the Lords for his Natura- 


lization, 190. Read, 198. Committed, 217. Reported, 
and passed, 285. Royal Assent, 294. 


Deatu, Sentence or. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 60.) 





VOL. 88.——Sess, 1833. 


DEBATES : 
—-—— Adjourned, 7, 9, 10, 130, 132, 153, 231, 252, 297, 
365, 529. 
Further adjourned, 11, 19, 20, 28, 136, 139, 302, 417, 
434, 451, 534, 564. | 
Resumed, 10, 19, 136, 140, 155, 256, 272, 302, 305, 
452, 474, 487, 522, 564, 571, 597, 673, 697. 
Motions for adjourning Debates; Questions Neg. 
thereupon, 20, 192, 293, 302, 306, 525, Goo. 
Withdrawn, 548. 
Continuing till Three o’clock, Mr. Speaker leaves the 
Chair, 470, 483, 499, 559, 563, 591, 670. 
Vide ComPLaInrT. 


—_— 














—_— 








Dest, Arrest for. Vide IRELAND. 


- IMPRISONMENT for; Petition of Bankers, Merchants, 
Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Glasgow, against the in- 
carceration of Debtors for sums under £.8, 258. 





——~— Petitions for the amendment of 
the Law; From Norris, John James; Usher, James; 342. 








Bill for facilitating the recovery 
of Debts, the prevention of frauds by Debtors, the relief of 
~ Debtors willing to make cession of their property for the pay- 
ment of their Debts, and abolishing imprisonment for Debt, 
except in cases of fraud; Ordered, 485. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 
486; Second Reading deferred, 526. Bill committed, 544. 
Committee deferred, 563, 582. Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bil, as 
amended, to be printed ; 589. Further consideration of Re- 
ort deterred, 600, 617, 630, 648, 662, 673. Bill put off for 
hree Months, 675. 


Petitions against; From Pres- 
teign, 656; Westminster, 625. 





Petitions in favour; From Ben- 
son, Richard, 603; Brignal, William, 636; Graham, Alex- 
ander, 540; King’s Bench Prison, Debtors in, 535, 675; 
Lamb, Thomas, 615; Moor, George, 636; Parsons, Cecil, 
&amp;c. 605; Pearce, William Henry, 624; Robinson, George, 
624; Stephen, Robert, 603; Warwick Gaol, Debtors in, 675. 








Petitions for Compensation in 
case the Bill should pass; From Atkins, Lionel Daniel, 598; 
Best, William, 572; Coppard, Thomas, 562; Crump, James, 
571; Darvall, Joseph, 571; Day, Henry, 596; Fetch, Jo- 
seph, 568; Frankis, John James, 596; Holland, Edward, 
634; Ingledew, “_ 571; Kent, Newbigin, 562; Laid- 
man, John, 579; Massey, Joseph Spor, 562; Matthias, 
Stephen, 571; Nettleship, William, 634; Neville, Richard, 
655; Robinson, John Edward, 568; Seymour, Edward, 572; 
Thompson, Richard, 554; Thornbery, William, 598; Todd, 
George, 614, 645; Wicks, William, 568. 





Petition of Patrick Matthews, a 
prisoner confined in the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, for 
extending the Bill to Ireland, and that its provisions be made 
retrospective, 671. 


IRE- 





Vide Coorvger, Joseph. 


LAND. MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 


Dest, Nationat; Petition of David Scott, submitting a Plan 
for the gradual reduction thereof, 411. 





Act 10 Geo. IV. c. 27, relating thereto, 
read ; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of the said Act; Motion agreed to; Act consi- 
dered; Proceeding in Committee; 477. Resolution report- 
ed, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 482. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 482. 
Committed, 489. Committee deferred, 493. Bill considered, 
and reported, without Amendment; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 498. Passed, 503. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 559. 


Petition of Inhabitant Householders of 
St. Marylebone, submitting a Plan for the payment thereof, 


505: 





Petition of Frederick Bartholomew Folsh, 
of No. 65, Burlington Arcade, submitting a Plan for cancelling 
the same; 694. 





Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
to consider the practicability o progressively reducing the 
National Debt, by its conversion into terminable Annuities, 
&amp;c.; Question Neg. thereupon, 541. 





Vide Accounts. 





Desror and CREDITOR; Petitions for alteration of the Law 
of Debtor and Creditor; From Halesworth, 351; Lowestoft, 
289; Plymouth, 232. 

Desrtors. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 61.) GLOUCESTER 
County Gaon. Kineo’s Bencu Prison. 

Depts, 


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[A. 1833. 








= 


Dexsts, Payment of; Bill for more effectually securing the 
payment of the Debts of all persons; Ordered, 204. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 205. 
To be printed, 212. Committed, 293. Committee de- 
ferred, 306, 331, 337, 345- Bill considered, 355. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 366. 
Passed, 372. Agreed to by the Lords, 733. Royal Assent, 


734- 
Deccan Prize Money. Vide East INnpta. 


Derence by Counsel. Vide Prisoners’ Counsel. 


Demerara (Vreeden Hoop Estate); Motion for presenting an 
humble Address to His Majesty, for an Account of the 
number of Slaves on the said Estate, at the time of the 
Registry in 1829 and 1832, &amp;c.; Motion withdrawn, 473. 


Densicnu Corporation; Petition of Burgesses of Denbigh, 
complaining of abuses in that Corporation; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 244. 


__-- 





and Moup Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
and maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 80. Member 
added to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in the 
Bill, 132; Bill presented, and read, 134. Petition for addi- 
tional Provision ; Referred to a Committee, 162. Reported; 
Report referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
176. (Vide Stanpinc Orpers.) Bill committed, 184. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be on 
with, 194. Bill reported, 233. To be ingrossed, 234. Passed, 
241. Agreed to by the Lords, 275. HKoyal Assent, 294. 


Derry Bridge. Vide IrELANp. 
Destiture, Refuge for The. 


Devon, Divisional Sessions for; Petition of Grand Jury 
assembled at the Exeter Quarter Sessions for the Establish- 
ment of Divisional Sessions for the County, with a paid Chair- 
man, 143. 


Ditton, Francis. 
Ditton, John. 


Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Vide StRANGER IN CusTopy. 
Vide IRELAND. 


Dirtomatic Pensions. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 62.) 


—_—-— 








Services. Vide AccounTs. (ADDRESSES, 63 to 65.) 
and Consuts. Vide (ADpDREsSEs, 66.) 








(Turkey.) Vide Accounts. 
Disiey Road. 
Dismissat or MINISTERS. 


Vide THorRNSET. 
Vide MINISTERS. 


DissentTiInG Cuapets. Vide ParocuiaL Rates Exemp- 


TION. 


Distitteries. Vide ScoTLaNnp. 


Distress; Petitions for an Inquiry into the Causes of the 
general Distress; From Airdrie, 342; Auchinleck, 364; 
Bastord, 244; Barrowford, 249; Blackburn, 249; Blachin- 
worth, &amp;e. 249; Briercliffe, &amp;c. 414; Castleton, 249; 
Glasgow ; Referred to Select Committee on Manufactures, 
Commerce and Shipping, 509; Haslingden, 249; Kilsyth, 
342; Lamley, &amp;c. 236; Lanark, 342; Langfield, 240; 
Marsden, 249; Middleton, 214; Padiham, 249; Rossen- 
dale, 249; Southampton, 168 ; Strand (London) 542 ; Vevers, 
Thomas, &amp;c. 249; Wardleworth, 240. 


— -— —- 





Vide AcricuttruRAL Distress. MacuINnery. 





-——— and Currency; Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the state of general Distress, Dif- 
ficulty and Embarressment, which now presses on the various 
orders of the Community ; how far the same has been occa- 
sioned by the operation of our present Monetary System, 
and to consider of the effects produced by that system upon 
the Agriculture, Manufacture and Commerce of the United 
Kingdom, and upon the condition of the industrious and 
productive Classes; Amendment proposed; Debate there- 
upon adjourned; 297. Further adjourned, 302. Debate 
resumed ; Question, That the words proposed to be left out 
stand part; Question Veg thereupon; 305. Original Amend- 
ment again proposed; Amendment proposed to the said 
proposed Amendment; Question, That certain words be 
added to the said proposed Amendment; Debate arising 
thereupon ; Motion for adjourning Debate ; Question Neg. 
thereupon; 306. Question, That certain words be added to 
the first proposed Amendment; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
306. Original Amendment again proposed ; Main Question, 
asa mended, agreedto; 306. Vide infra. 





“— Resolution, That it is the opinion of this House, 
that any alteration in the Monetary System of the Country, 
which would have the effect of lowering the Standard of 
Value, would be highly inexpedient and dangerous, 306. 


and Taxation; Petition of Churchwardens and 
others of Saint Margaret, Canterbury, complaining of the 
weight of Taxation, and for reduction of the House and 
Window Taxes, 460. 


Disrripution of Mitirary Force. 
Force DistrisuTIoNn. 


Vide MILITARY 





District Courts. Vide ScorLanp. 
Vide Accounts. 


DisturBances (IRELAND) Britt. Vide PARLIAMENTARY 
Business. TAxAaTION. 


DitrcHe.tine Road. Vide OrrHam. 
DivipENpDs. Vide Accounts. 


—— SURVEYORS. 





Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Hovuse. 
Dopswortu, Jeremiah. Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 67.) 


Doc-Ficutine; Petition of Rector and Inhabitants of Saint 
Andrew, Holborn, that summary power be given to Magis- 
trates to suppress Pits used for the purpose of fighting Dogs, 
&amp;c. 378. 

Douerrty, Margaret. 


Vide SLAVERY. 
Vide AccounTs. 


DoncasTER Road. Vide BARNSLEY. 


— Soke; Petitions that the Townships of Auckley 
and Blaxton be no longer included within the jurisdiction of 
the Soke of Doncaster; From Auckley, 350; Blaxton, 350. 


Dover Harbour. Vide Accounts. 
——— Pilotage. Vide Cinque Ports Pinorace, 
Town and Port. Vide CompLaintT. ELectrions. 


Dower ; Bill for the amendment of the Law relating to Dower ; 
Ordered, 42. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and tobe printed ; 145. Committed, 164. 
Order for Committee of the whole House read and dis- 
charged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; Five to be 
the Quorum; 226. Members added, 240. Bill reported 
and re-committed ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 316. 
Committee deferred, 354. Bill considered ; Proceedings in 
Committee; 382. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 390. Passed, 416. By the 
Lords with an Amendment, 727. Considered and agreed to, 
731. Royal Assent, 734. 


DrainaceE Rates Reeouery; Bill to remedy certain defects 
as to the Recovery of Rates and Assessments made by 
Commissioners, and other persons, under divers Lnclusure and 
Drainage Acts, after the execution of the final Awards of 
the Commissioners; Ordered, 435. Presented, and read ; 

Day cers for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 

436. Second Reading deferred, 462, 466, 472. Biull com- 

mitted, 489. Considered, and reported ; Day appointed for 

further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 

493. Order for further consideration of Report read ; 

Bill re-committed; considered, and reported; Day ap- 

pointed for further considering Report; 517. Further 

consideration of Report deferred, 521. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

Reading; 526. Third Reading deferred, 533, 537. Bill 

passed, 541. By the Lords, with Amendments, 586. Con- 

sidered and agreed to, 592. Royal Assent, 599. 


Dramatic Autnuors; Bill to amend the Laws relating to 
Dramatic Literary Property; Ordered, 160. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

rinted ; 165. Committed, 192. Committee deferred, 213. 

ill considered, 246. Report deferred, 253, 262, 287. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 310. Third Reading deferred, 318, 326, 331, 337,346. 
Bill passed, 366. Agreed to by the Lords, 454. oyal 
Assent, 470. 

——— Perrormances; Bill for licensing Theatres, and 

for the regulation of Dramatic Performances in the Cities of 

London and Westminster, and within a certain distance 

thereof ; Ordered, 160. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 

for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 165. Second Reading 

deferred, 227, 246, 310, 318, 326, 366, 372, 399, 415, 435- 

Bill committed ; Further proceeding on Committal adjourned; 

440. Resumed; Bill committed to a Select Committee ; 

Five to be the Quorum; 452. Members added, 467, 489. Bill 

reported, and re-committed, 556. Committee deferred, 560. 

Bill considered, 564. Reported; Day appointed for further 

considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 567. 

Further consideration of Report deferred, 573, 5p 582. 

Report further considered ; Bill to_be ingrossed ; Day ap- 

pointed for Third Reading; 589. Third Reading deferred, 

503. Bill passed, 600. 


Divine SERVICE. 
Divisions of the House. 


Vide IRELAND. 
Dominica. 


DoNAGHADEE Harbour. SuPPLy. 











Petition of Richard Armistead 
and George Bolewell Davidge, of Liverpool, for extending 
the provisions of the Bill to the Liverpool Theatre, 211. 


Petition of the Proprietors of 
the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, against, 
320. 











Petition of the Proprietors of 
the Theatres Royal Liverpool, in favour, 351. 

Petition of William John Ham- 
mond and Richard Malone Raymond, Managers of the 
Liver Theatre, Liverpool, for extending the Proyisions of the 
Bill to Liverpool, 250. 





DROGHEDA 





$&amp;4W.IV.] 





INDEX ¢0 the Eicuty-rrg¢HuTH VOLUME. 





DrocuHepa Town. Vide ELections. 

Droits or ApmtRrAtty. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSES, 68.) 
THE Crown. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 69.) 
Dustin Coal Trade. Vide IRELAND. : 

——-—— Corporation. Vide IRELAND. 





of BRICKLAYERS. 





Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 

Vide IRELAND. 

Vide IRELAND. 





of CARPENTERS. 
of TANNERS. 





—-—— Hovuses-Tax AssEssMENT. 
—-—— Loca TAxaATION. 
SMITHFIELD MARKET. 
Steam Packet Company. Vide IRELAND. 
——-— Turnpike Roads. Vide IRELAND. 

—-— and Battinetass Road. Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 








—-— and Kinestown Raiiway. 
Ship Canal. Vide IRELAND. 


Duprey Corporation; Petition of Inhabitants of Dudley, 
for granting to the Inhabitants the privilege of electing their 
Magistrates and Civil Officers, 661. 

—— Magistrates; Petition of Charles Henry Molyneux, 

one of the Magistrates acting in Dudley for the Counties of 

Worcester and Stafford, complaining of Imputations upon 

the conduct of the Magistracy of that Borough, and praying 

for Inquiry, 660. ; 

and WoLVERHAMPTON Road; Petition for a Bill for 

repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 108. Presented, and 

read, 209. 


Dve.ine; Petition of John Joseph Skinner, for an Act con- 
stituting Duelling a Felony, 411. 














Ducean, James; Petition of James Duggan, m. p., late a 
Revenue Surgeon in Ireland, complaining of the inadequacy 
of his retired Allowance, 646. 


DumrriEs Improvement. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Vide IRELAND. 

Dounetas, Lord. Vide (ADDRESSES, 7.) 

Dunn, James. Vide Lowe, John. 

DvuRraTIoNn oF PARLIAMENTS. Vide PARLIAMENTS. 

Duruawm’s, Lord, Mission; Motion for presenting an Address 
to His Majesty for or Papers connected with Lord Durham’s 
Special Mission to Russia, and which relate to the state of 


Germany, and the enslavement of Poland; Motion with- 
drawn, 560. 


Durcu Embargo. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 70.) 


Petitions complaining of the effects of the 
Dutch Embargo on the Shipping Interests of this Country ; 
From London, 403; Newcastle, 379; South Shields, 370; 
Sunderland, 403; Tynemouth, 403. 


DweE.iinG-HovusE Robbery ; Bill to repeal so much of two 
Acts of the seventh and eighth years, and the ninth year of 
King Geo. IV., as inflicts the punishment of Death upon 
persons breaking, entering and stealing in a Dwelling-house ; 
Ordered, 276. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed ; 316. Second Reading 
deferred, 345. Bill committed, 366. Committee deferred, 

399. Bill considered, 420. Report deferred, 451, 463. Bill 

reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 

480. Passed, 502. By the Lords, with Amendments, 638. 

Considered, 660. Agreed to, 661. Royal Assent, 670. 


DweE.uinc-HovusEs. Vide Assessep Taxes REDUCTION. 
Dwyer, Rev.George. Vide IRELAND. 


Dunpa.k Harbour. 





3°&amp; 4° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess.1. A. 1833. 


FAST Country Dock (Rotherhithe); Petition for a Bill 
to amend and enlarge Powers of Act ; Referred toa Com- 
mittee, 81. 


EASTHAMPSTEAD Roads, 


EAST INDIA: 


Charter; Petition of the Incorporation of Traf- 
fickers, or Merchant Company of Leith, in favour of the 
proposed measures fer opening the Trade with China, and for 
the Free Settlement of British Subjects in India, 260. 
Petitions against the renewal of the Charter ; 
From Forfarshire, Chamber of Commerce, 314; Greenock, 
259; Harrington, 419; Leith, 247; Preston, 495. 
Petitions against any sudden alteration of the 
Charter; From Bisley, 478; Gravesend and Milton, 478. 
So much of His Majesty’s Speech at the com- 
mencementof the Session, as relates to the East India Charter, 
read; Act 55 Geo. III. c. 155, relating thereto, read; To be 
considered ; Minutes of Evidence from Select Committees on 
East India Affairs in 1830, 1831 and 1832, Referred; 483. 
Order for Committee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do 
now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed ; 484. But not 
made ; Main Question agreed to; East India Company’s 


VOL. 838. 


Vide AccauNTs. 

















Sess. 1833. 


Charter considered ; 485. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Resolutions to be communicated to the Lords at a Con- 
ference, and their concurrence desired thereto; Conference 
desired with the Lords upon a subject of the highest import- 
ance to the prosperity of the British Possessions in India, and 
to the Commerce and Revenue of His Majesty’s Dominions ; 
Bill or Bills ordered; 488. Vide infra. Report, That the Lords 
agree to a Conference and appoint the same immediately in 
the Speaker’s Chamber ; Committee appointed to manage the 
Conference ; Conference held, and reported, That they had 
communicated to the Lords the said Resolutions, and had 
left the same with their Lordships ; 492. Lords desire a pre- 
sent Conference upon the subject of the said Resolutions ; 
House agrees to a Conference ; Committee appointed to 
manage the Conference; Conference held; and _ reported, 
That the Lords agreed to the Resolutions, without any 
Amendment; 560. 





Proceedings in Committee, 485. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Poplar, for continuing 
to the East India Company the privilege of Trading to India 
and China, 484. 





Bill for effecting an arrangement with the East 
India Company, and for the better government of His Ma- 
jesty’s Indian Territories; Ordered, 488. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
533- Second Reading deferred, 557. Bill committed, 563. 
Considered, 567. Committee deferred, 568. Bill further 
considered, 568. Committee report progress, 569, 573, 576, 
582, 586. Bill further considered, 587. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 592. Passed, 607. By the Lords 
with Amendments, 700. Considered, 722. Agreed to, 723. 
Royal Assent, 726. 





Proceedings in Committee, 567, 568, 569, 572, 
573, 576, 580, 581, 586, 587. 





Petition of the United Company of Merchants of 
England, trading to the East Indies, praying to be heard by 
Counsel against the Bill, 606. 


Company. Vide Satt TRADE. 
Cnuina TrapE; Acts relating thereto read; To 











be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 564. Con- 
sidered, 567. Resolutions reported and agreed to; Bill 
ordered; 570. Vide infra. 








Bill to regulate the Trade to 
China and India; Ordered, 570. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 573. 
Second Reading deferred, 588, 503. Bill committed, 595. 
Committee deferred, 608, 612, 630, 640, 643,649. Bill con- 
sidered,652. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day = for 
Third Reading ; 657. Passed, 661. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 722. Considered, and agreed to, 723. Royal 
Assent, 726. 





Petition of Nathaniel Warner Symonds, Secre- 
tary of the General Shipowners Society, against the collection 
of a Tonnage Duty for the support of a Consular Establish- 
ment in China, 661. 


Deccan Prize Money; Petition of John 
Hopton Forbes, for an inquiry into the Claims of the Repre- 
sentatives of the late Naroba Govind Outia, 636. 


Motion for presenting an Address to His Ma- 
jesty, for Copy of His Majesty’s Order referring the Petitions 
of Sir Thomas Hislop and Sir Lionel Smith to the Privy 
Council ; Motion withdrawn, 732. 


Ecclesiastical Establishment; Petition of J. W. 
Massie, Dissenting Minister of Dublin, that no Eccle- 
siastical Establishment for India be sanctioned by the 
House, 718, 


oe 








Hurcuinson’s Claim; Petition for a Bill for 
providing for the discharge of a Debt due from the Rajah 
and Government of Travuncore, to the Representative of the 
late John Hutchinson, Esquire ; Referred to a Committee, 
70. Reported; Bill ordered ; 99. Presented, and read, 187. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 385. Second Reading 
deferred, 418. Bill put off for Six Months, 442. 


Petition of the United 
Companyof Merchants of England trading to the East Indies, 
against ; To lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the 
Bill; Petitioners to be heard by Counsel; 384. 


Narosa Govinp Out1a; Motion for present- 
ing an humble Address to His Majesty, That He will be 
graciously pleased to cause the Claim of Naroba Govind 
Outia to be judicially reconsidered before the Deccan Prize 
Money be distributed; Notice taken that Forty Members 
were not present, 615. 

———— Press, Liberty of the; Petition of Joseph 


Hamilton for adopting measures for securing the Liberty of 
the Press in the East Indies, 289. 














SERINGAPATAM Prize Money; Petition of In- 
habitants of Oldham, complaining of payment of the said 
Prize Money being withheld, and praying for Inquiry, 694. 
Sugar, 
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East In pi a—continued. 
Sucar; Petition of Inhabitants of Liverpool for 
admitting East India Sugar, the produce of free Labour, on 
equal Terms with West India Sugar, 530. 


and Rum; Petition of British and 
Native Subjects of Great Britain, inhabitants of Calcutta, and 
places adjacent, for reducing the Daties on East India Sugar 
and Rum, 636. 

Vide Accounts. 

East Lonvon Railway Bill. Vide PartiameENrT, Fees 1N. 


Smithfield Improvement ; Petition for a Bill to 
continue the term, and amend and enlarge powers of Act, 
Referred to a Committee, 99. Reported; Report re-com- 
mitted to former Committee ; 143. Recommitted Report on 
Petition for Bill reported ; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 177. (Vide Stan DING OrpERs.) 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 195. 














Eccrestasticat Courts (Lincoln); Petition of Inhabitants 
of the City of Lincoln, for a Reform therein, 556. 


Establishment (India.) Vide East Inop1a. 


Property; Motion for presenting an Address 
to His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to direct 
the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Ecclesiastical 
Revenues, to ascertain the locality and description of each 
separate property charged with any fee-farm rent, pension, 
&amp;c.; Motion withdrawn, 37. 











Reform; Petition of Inhabitants of Dudley, 
praying that such an Ecclesiastical Reform may be devised as 
that every religious sect shall be supported by the voluntary 


contribution of its adherents, 196. 
Ecc.ieston Gas. Vide Prescor. 


Economic Life Assurance Society; Petition for a Bill to 


——- Community Estates. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Vide Scor.aND. 
——_—-—— Life Assurance Company. Vide ScoTLaNp. 


———_-———-- Improvement. 


-——_——- Local Taxation. Vide ScorLtanp. 


———_ 


Vide ScoTLanp. 


Epvucation ; Petitions for the adoption of a National system of 
Education ; From Brechin, 623 ; Liverpool, 57; Salford, 453 
Worcester, 269. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Epping and Harlow 

recommending the consideration of a plan for the instruction 

of the poorer classes, 309. 


———-—— Mail Conveyance. 





Motion, That this House deeply impressed with 
the necessity for providing for a due Education of the people 
at large, and believing that to this end the aid and care of the 
State are absolutely needed, will early, during the next Ses- 
sion of Parliament, proceed to devise a means for the universal 
and national Education of the whole people; Motion with- 
drawn, 615. 





Vide Accounts. (AppRessegs, 71.) IRELAND. 
Lancaster, Joseph. 


Epwarps, Rev. Vincent; Bill from the Lords for vesting the 
undivided moieties of certain Estates of him and Jane his 
Wife, and of their issue, and of the Devisees of Richard 
Edwards, deceased, in ‘Trustees for sale, 385. Read, 396. 
Committed, 409. Reported, and passed, 448. Royal Assent, 
471. 

Eeuam and Bacsuot Road; Petition fora Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 111. Presented, 
and read, 154. Committed, 172. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
234. Passed, 268. Agreed to by the Lords, 328. Royal 
Assent, 353. 

EseEctTMENT, Law of; Petitions for the Amendment thereof ; 
From Bilston, 290; Birmingham, 519. 


enable the said Society to sue and be sued; Referred toa 
Committee, 48. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 170. Presented, and 
read, 174. Committed, 339. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
402. Passed, 418. Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal 
Assent, 470. 
Epinpurcu Annuity Tax. 
~——~— Cattle Market. 








— of Tenantry. Vide IRELAND. 


Erection Committees; Petition of Electors of the Borough 
of Montgomery, for an Inquiry into the Law and practice 
thereof, 674. 

- Freedom of; Petition of Matthew Kimsey, a. B. 

Clerk, praying the House to adopt some measures to secure 

the freedom of Election, 205. 








Vide ScorTLANp. 





Vide ScorLanp. 





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 Elections, 10. 
Respecting Petitions alleging the payment of Money by Members; when they may be questioned ; 10. 


Usual Resolutions respecting interference of Peers at Elections, &amp;c. 37. 


Resolution respecting Bribery read ; and 
amended; 38. 


Motion, That a Standing Committee of twelve Members of this House be appointed to carry into effect the Orders 
and Resolutions of this House touching the undue interference of Peers, and touching Bribery and corrupt practices 
in the election of, or in the endeavour to elect persons to serve as Members of this House ; Motion withdrawn, 38. 


Motion, That it is highly criminal in any Minister or Ministers, or other Servants under the Crown of Great Britain 
and Ireland, directly or indirectly to use the powers of Office in the election of Representatives to serve in Parlia- 
ment; and an attempt at such influence will at all times be resented by this House, as aimed at its own honour, 
dignity and independency, as an infringement of the dearest rights of every subject throughout the Empire, and 
tending to sap the basis of this free and happy Constitution; Motion withdrawn, 60. 


PETITIONS:— 


Resolution respecting the method to be observed when’ several Petitions complaining of undue Elections or Returns 
are offered to be presented at the same time, 13. 


All Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns to be printed, 18. 

Resolution, That in all cases where a Select Committee appointed to try the merits of an Election for any County, 
City or Borough report to this House, that they have altered the Poll, by adding or striking out the names of any 
Voters on suc) Poll, Mr. Speaker shall issue his directions thereupon to the Clerk of the Peace, Town Clerk, or other 
Officer, as the case may be, with whom the Register of the Voters of such County, City or Borough is deposited, to 


alter and amend such Registry, by striking out the names of such Voters as have been struck off the Pol!, and by 
adding such names as have been added io the Poll by such select Committee, 476. 


Election Petitions received from Ireland, 33, 41, 111. 


Orders for considering Petitions discharged, the Parties not having entered into a Recognizance, 103, 129, 136, 142, 
143, 144, 146, 152, 163, 184, 216, 282. 


——— for considering Petitions discharged, and other days appointed, 94, 102, 109, 152, 160, 271, 300, 417. 

——— for considering Petitions discharged, no Counsel or Party appearing when directed to be called in, 165, 229, 
303; 308, 332, 454. 

Petitions to be admitted Parties to defend a Seat, 169, 241. Vide Carrow County. CoLERAINe infra. 

— Admitted 169, 241. : 

Petitions for enlarging Time for entering into Recognizance, 135, 141, 143, 159, 271. 

Time enlarged, 138, 143. 





Petitions for postponing the consideration of Petitions, 148, 153. 


Consideration of Petitions adjourned; there not being sufficient Members to complete the List of Thirty-three, 
3°7, 417. 














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ELECTIONS—continued. 


PETITIONS—continued. , 
Motion, That the Order for considering an Election Petition ona certain day be discharged ; Motion withdrawn, 155. 
Mr. Halcomb, one of the Sitting Members for Dover stated to the House, That being petitioned against on the ground 

of not having a proper Qualification, he was required by a Standing Order of the House, of 21st November 1717, to 
deliver to the Clerk of the House, a paper, containing a rental or particular of the lands, tenements and heredita- 
ments whereby he made out his Qualification, “ within fifteen days after the Petition read,” and that from certain 
causes he had neglected to deliver in the said Paper, and desired further time :—Standing Order, 21st November 1 17, 
relative to the Qualification of Members read; Motion, That Mr. Halcomb be permitted to deliver to the Clerk of 
the House the said Paper on or before a certain day ; Question Neg. thereupon ; 293. 


Petition touching the Right of Election, 479. 

RECOGNIZANCES :— 

Sixth, eo and Eighth Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV.c.22, respecting Recognizances, read; Resolution there- 
upon, 18, : 

Time enlarged for entering into Recognizance, 138. 

Motion for enlarging time ; Question Neg. thereupon, 275. 

Recognizance in respect of Mallow Election Petition mislaid, 154. 


CoM MISSIONERS (IRELAND) :— 


List of Barristers at Law who have consented to act as Commissioners under 42 Geo. III. c, 106, relating to Controverted 
Elections, received by Mr. Speaker, 131. 


SPECIAL REPORTS :— 


Relative to Bribery at Elections, 163, 251, 271, 306. 
Relative to the attendance of Peers, 173, 179. For leave to adjourn, 202. 
_ Relative to the Illness of Members, 324, 385, 427. 
Relative to the non-arrival of a Witness from Ireland, and for leave to adjourn, 433. 
Relative to the Indorsement in a Return not having been signed by the Returning Officer, 212. 
Relative to Treating, 270. 
Relative to Riotous and Tumultuous Proceedings, 265. 
Touching the Right of Election, 406, 423. 
Of a void Election, 251. 
That a Petition was frivolous and vexatious, 270. 
That the Election of Members appears to have been vexatious, 304, 380. 
Relative to alterations of the Poll, 140, 165, 241, 251, 304, 332, 353, 423. 
Relative to a Witness having failed to bring with him certain documents, 252. 


DEFAULTERS :-— : 

Resolutions, That upon the appointment of certain Election Committees, Mr. Speaker do direct the names of Members 
absent to be set aside, and that a List thereof be reported at such time as the House shall appoint ; and that the 
Members for whose non-attendance a sufficient excuse shall not be made be taken into custody, 418. 

BRIBERY :— 

Mr. Attorney General for Ireland to prosecute James Lisle for Bribery and corrupt practices during the late Election 
for the Borough of Newry, 365. 


RETURNS:— 

Declaration, That Sir John P. Beresford did not intend to defend his Return; Delivered in, and read, 94. Vide 
CoLERAINE, infra. That Mr. James Kennedy did not intend to defend his Return; Delivered in, and read, 102. ° 
Vide Tivegron, infra.——That Mr. Blackney and Mr. Wallace did not intend to defend their Returns; Delivered 
in, and read, 161. Endorsement on the Return not signed by the Returning Officer, 212. Vide LonpoNnDERRY, 
infra. Notice being taken that no Return had been made to the Writ for the ene ofa —— of .the Shire 
to serve for the Southern Division of the County of Stafford, although the Election took place at Lichfield on the 
7th of June instant, and was concluded on that day ; Under Sheriff of the County of Stafford, to attend, 475.—— 
Order for his attendance discharged, a Member having explained to the satisfaction of the House the causes of the 
delay in the transmissal of the Return, 487. 

——— Amended, 143, 146, 256, 307, 339, 356, 408, 428. ; 

Motion, That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant for a new Writ for Cambridge, in the room of George Pryme, 
Esquire, appointed a Quorum Commissioner in Fiats in Bankruptcy ; Question Weg. thereupon, 671. 








BILLS relating to Evections: 

Briseky at Erections; Bill to provide for the Trial of Petitions complaining of general Bribery and Corruption in 
Cities and Boroughs sending Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, 276, Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 286. Committed, 302. Committee deferred, 317, 326, 331, 345, 355» 
372, 383, 408, 434, 451, 462, 466. Order for Committee of the whole House, read and discharged ; Bull committed 
to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 471. Members added, 483. Bill reported and re-committed ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 559. Committee deferred, 564, 567, 573, 585) 593, 500, 603, 612, 619, 631. Bill 
put off for Three months, 639. 


CarrickFercus DisrraNncuisEMENT ; Bill to exclude the Town and County of the Town of Carrickfergus from 
sending a Burgess to serve in Parliament; Ordered, 434. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 454. Second Reading deferred ; Printed Copy of the Bill, and Copy of the Order for reading 
the Bill a second time, to be served upon a Returning Officer; 471. Second Reading deferred, 497 Witnesses 
to attend, 507, 511, 523, 528. Mr.Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ before certain days, 531, 599. 
Second Reading deferred, 507, 544, 551, 563, 581, 599. Second Reading put off for Three months; Mr. Speaker 
not to issue his Warrant for anew Writ before the fifteenth day after the commencement of the next Session of 
Parliament, 611. 

— Petitions against; From Carrickfergus, Corporation of, 542; Freemen of, 459 ; 
Mayor, &amp;c. of 501; Sons and Sons in Law of Freemen of, 530; Kirk, Peter, 580. 

Herrtrorp Borough; Report (27 June) from Select Committee appointed to consider and report upon the best 
means of preventing apy &amp;c. in all future Elections for Hertford, read; Bill for preventing Bribery and Cor- 
ruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Hertford ; Ordered, 578. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; Printed Copy of the Bill, and Copy of the Order 
for Reading the Bill a second time, to be served upon the Returning Officer; 632. Second Reaning put off for 


three months, 669. 





Petition of William Baker, against, 695. 

Starrorp Borough; Bill to exclude the Borough of Stafford from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament ; 
Ordered, 642. Fiacenned, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; Printed Copy of the 
Bill, and Copy of the Order for reading the Billa second time, to be served on the Rewurning Officer ; 652. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Eccleshall, for extending the Franchise to that Town, 645. 








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INDEX ¢touthe: Eventy-E1rcuHtTu.VoLumMe. — *. TArre3s: 





ELECTIONS—continued. 
BILLS relating to Euxect1ons—continued. 


Srarrorn Borough; Petition of Inhabitants of Stone, for.extending the right of Voting for Members for Stafford 
to that Town, 600. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Leek, for enabling the Town of Leek to send a Member or Members 
to Parliament, in case of the disfranchisement of the Borough of Stafford, 696. 





— Vide Starrorp Bripery. Strarrorp Erection. Srarrorp WitTNESsEs’ INDEMNITY. 


Warwick Borough; Report from Select Committee appointed to make further inquiry into the Proceedings at the 
last Election for the Borough of Warwick (made 22d July), read ; Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption and 
illegal practices in the Election of Members to serve in arliament for the Borough of Warwick ; Ordered ; pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; Printed Copy of the Bill, and Copy of 
the Order for reading the Bill asecond time, to be served on the Returning Officer ; 632. Order for Second reading, 
read, and discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 648. : 


PETITIONS relating to E.ections: 
Bristow City; Petition of Inhabitants of Bristol, complaining of Bribery, at the late Election for that City, 420. 
Coventry City; Petition of several Electors of the City of Coventry, complaining of the misconduct of the Sheriffs 
of the said City at the last Election, 563. ‘ 
Hertrorp Borough; Petition of Inhabitants of Hertford, for the adoption of Measures to prevent the. recurrence 
of Bribery and Riot at Elections for that Borough; Referred to the Select Committee on Hertford Borough, 438. 


Launceston Borough; Petition of Electors of Launceston, complaining of Bribery at the last Election for that 
Borough, and of the influence of a Peer of the Realm, 323. 


Limerick City; Petition of Inhabitants and Electors of the City and County of the City of Limerick, complaining 
of undue interference on the part of the Irish Government in the late Election for that City, 276. Motion, That 
the said Petition be referred to a Select Committee, to consider the matter thereof, and to report their observations 
thereupon to the House ; Question Neg. thereupon; 277. 


Mar.zoroven Borough; Petition of Inhabitants of the Borough and Electoral District of Marlborough, complaining 
of the undue and unconstitutional exercise of the influence of the Marquis of Aylesbury, at the late Election for 
that Borough, 202. " 


Mayo County; Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Kileoman and Robin, complaining of certain proceedings 
at the late Election for the County of Mayo, and praying for relief; ‘To lie on the Table, 259. 


Miirary at Elections; Petition of Inhabitants of Birmingham, complaining of the interference of the Military at 
the late Elections, 127, 128. 


Norwicnu City; Petition of Inhabitants of the City of Norwich, praying that the House will cause a Commission to 
be issued to inquire into the proceedings at the last Election for that City, 147. 
Petition of Freeholders, Freemen and Occupiers, Electors of Norwich, for inquiry into the cases of 
Bribery, which the Petitioners allege to have occurred at the last Election, 406. 


Preston Borough; Petition of Henry Hunt, esquire, and other Electors of Preston, com 
the Returning Officer at the late Election for that Borough, 530. 





plaining of the conduct of 


Saint Ives Borough; Petition of Winthrop Mackworth Praed, complaining of the unconstitutional interference of 
the Earl of Lauderdale at the last Election for that Borough, and of a notice tending to intimidate the Electors ; 
and praying for an Inquiry ; 129. 


Watsatt Borough ; Petition of Inhabitants of Walsall, complaining of the unconstitutional: interference :of the 
Military at the last Election for that Borough, 250. 


Warwick Borough; Petition of Inhabitants of Leamington Priors against the Union of that Town to the Borough 
of Warwick, brought up, and read; Motion, That the Petition be referred to the Select Committee on Warwick 
Borough; Notice taken that Forty Members were not present; 520. Debateresumed ; Petition referred to Select 
Committee on Warwick Borough; 522. 


Petition of Peter Francis Luard, m.p., the Rev. George Innes, and others, Electors, respecting 
the late Election for that Borough, 522. Referred to the Select Committee on Warwick Borough, 523. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Leamington Spa, for extending the Boundary of the Borough of 
Warwick to the Town of Leamington; Referred to the Select Committee on Warwick Borough, 577. 
‘ Winvsor, New, Borough; Petition of Electors of New Windsor, complaining of undue influence exercised in that 


Borough at the late Election ; and for a Law to prevent Officers and Servants of His Majesty’s Household from 
interfering with the freedom of Election; 138. 








PETITIONS relating to ControvertED ExLectTIons; viz. 


BarnstAPLe Borough; Petition of the Honourable George Hervey, commonly called Lord George Hervey, com- 
plaining of that Election ; Day appointed for taking it into consideration, 93. Mr. Speaker-to issue his Warrants 
for persons, papers and records, 94. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That Lord George Hervey had not éntered 
into a Recognizanoe in respect of his Petition ; Order for considering it discharged ; 146, 


Petition of Elles Lee Sanders, and James Colley March, Electors, complaining of tha 
Election, 93. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 94. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, ‘That Elles Lee Sanders and James Colley March, 
had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition; Order for considering it discharged; 146. 


— Petition of Cadwallader Edwards Palmer, gentleman, an Elector, complaining of that Election ; 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 


records; 94. Mr. ware acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect 
of his Petition; Order for considering it discharged ; 146. 








Batu City; Fetition of Simon Barrow, Sir Thomas Fellowes and others, Voters, complaining of that Election, 16. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 17. Petition considered, 131. Committee appointed, 132. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly 

_ elected, &amp;c. 136. 

Beprorp Borough; Petition of Sir William Long, Knight, and John Pulley, Electors, complaining of that Election, 
22. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers 
and records ; 23. Petition considered, 139. Committee appointed, 140. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly 
elected ; and that the names of certain persons have been struck off the Poll, as not having any right to vote, 165. 


Bristou City; Petition of Electors, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; 
and Mr, Speaker to issue his Warrants tor persons, papers and records ; 85. Petition considered, 307. Committee 
appointed, 309. Report, That the Sitting Members are duly elected, &amp;c. 323. Minutes ordered, 420. Presented ; 
and to be printed ; 425. 

Bury Saint Epmunps Borough; Petition of Francis King Eagle, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 91. Day 
appointed fur taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records, 
s. _ Order for considering Petition discharged, no Party, Counsel or Agent, appearing on behalf of the 

etition, 332. 

CarLow County; Petition of Henry Bruen, Esquire, Thomas Kavanagh, Esquire, and others, Electors, complaining 

of that Election, 114. Day appointed for taking it into consideration, 115. Mr. Speaker to issue his Waannte 


for persons, papers and records, 117. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered 
jnto a Recognizance in respect of their Petition ; Order tor considering it discharged ; 163. 








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ELECTIONS—continued. 
PETITIONS relating to Conrrovertep Ex.gecrions—continued.” ....... ».... 


Carrow County ; Petition of: Henry Bruen, Esquire, Thomas Kavanagh, Esquire, and others, Electors, co plaining of 
that Election, 115. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
persons, pa ers and records; 117. . Declaration in writing delivered in by the Sitting Members, signed, “ Walter 

lackney, Thomas Wallace,” that they did not intend to defend their Return, 161. Petition of James John Bagot, 
Darby Donahan, and William Maher, Electors, to be admitted parties to defend the Return of Mr. Blackney and 


Mr. Wallace ; and admitted accordingly ; 241. Petition considered, 384. Committee appointed, 385. Report 
That the Sitting Members are duly elected, &amp;c. 414. ; 


CaRMARTHEN and LiaNnetty Borough; Petition of James Hughes and John Lawrance, Electors, complaining of 
that Election, 85. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
persons, papers and records ; 86. Petition of John Williams, for enlarging the time for aay} into the Recog- 


nizance, 135. Time enlarged, 138. Order for considering Petition discharged; no Party, Counsel or Agent 
appearing on behalf of the Petition, 308. 








Petition of James Hughes and John Lawrance, Burgesses or Freemen, 
complaining of that Election; Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Warrants for persons, papers and records; 86. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not 
entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition ; Order for considering it discharged ; 184. 


Carnarvon Borough; Petition of Owen Jones Ellis Nanney, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 17. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 
18. Petition considered, 139. Committee appointed, 140. Report, That Sir Charles Paget.is not, duly elected ; 
That Owen Jones Ellis Nanney, Esquire, is duly. elected, &amp;c.;, Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the 
Return; 143. Return amended; Time within which the Election may be questioned; 146. 


Petition of Owen Owen. Roberts, Hugh Griffith and others, Electors, complaining of that 
Election, 155. Day appointed. for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 156. Mr. Speaker acquainted the: House,’ That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recog- 
nizance in respect of their Petition ; Order for considering it discharged; 216. 


~ Petition of Robert Mac Gregor, Esquire, ‘Richard: Roberts and others; Electors, complaining 
of that Election, 179. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his. Warrants for 
persons, papers and records ;, 180... Petition considered, 397. Committee. appointed, 398, ;Report touching the 
Right of Election, and that Owen Jones. Ellis Nanney is not duly elected; That Sir Charles Paget is duly 
elected, &amp;c.; That the Committee have altered the Poll: taken, at such Election, by adding other names thereto; 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 423. Return amended, 428. 











Petition of Jared Jackson and others, complaining of the determination of the Select Com- 
mittee touching the Right of Election; To lie on the Table, 479. 


Carricxrercus Borough; Petition of Freeholders, Leaseholders and Householders, complaining of that Election, 
74. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers 
and records; 76. Petition considered, 229. Committee appointed, 231. Special Report, respecting a Wises 
having failed to bring with him certain Documents which are essentially necessary to be produced for the purposes 
of justice; and leave given the Committee to adjourn, 252. Report, That Richard Conway Dobbs, Esquire, is 
not duly elected; Void Election, &amp;c.; Special Report respecting Bribery; Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence ; 
Ordered ; presented; and to be printed ; 271. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a New Writbefore certain 
days, 271, 343, 420, 434. Report of Resolutions from Committee, read ; Resolutions agreed to; Bill to disfranchise 
the Town and County of the Town of Carrickfergus; Ordered; 434. Vide supra. 





Select Committce appointed to make further inquiries into the proceedings of the last and 
former Elections for the Borough, of Carrickfergus, and into the state of the said Borough, with a view to its 
Representation in Parliament; Committee to consist of fifteen Members, thirteen to be chosen by lot, and two to 
be named by the House; Day appointed for Ballot; 546. Order for appointment of Committee, read and 
discharged; Select Committee appointed to make further inquiry into the proceedings of the last and former 
Elections for the Borough of Carrickfergus, and into the state of the Population, and other circumstances of the 
said Borough, with a view to the propriety of its being represented in Parliament; to consist of fifteen Members, 
thirteen to be chosen by lot, and two to be named by the House; Ballot effected; Power to send for persons, 
pers and records; Five to be the Quorum; Petitions against Carrickfergus Disfranchisement Bill (presented 6th, 
igth and 28th June, and 3d July) referred; and Counsel ordered on behalf of the Petition of the Corporation of 
Carrickfergus; Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, referred; Witnesses to attend; 547. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence; Report brought up, and read; Day appointed for taking it into further consideration; 
Report to be printed; Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ before a certain day; 573. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 593. Mr.Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ before certain 
days, - 

Cronmet Borough ; Petition of James Morton, Esquire, and Anthony Guy Luther, Esquire, Electors, complaining 
of that Election, 61. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
— papers and records; 65. Petition of Dominick Ronayne, Esquire, that the Ballot may be deferred till after 

aster; Day appointed for considering it; Petition to be printed; 148. Petition of Dominick Roynane considered ; 
Consideration of Petition of James Morton and Anthony Guy Luther, deferred; 152. . Petition considered, 397. 
Committee appointed, 398. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 433. 


CoxreraineE Borough; Petition of William: Taylor Copeland, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 15. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 
16, Order for consideration of Petition on a certain day, read; Motion, That the said Order be discharged ; 

. Question Neg. thereupon; 42. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That he had received a Declaration in writing, 
signed by Sir John P. Beresford, Baronet, that he did not intend to defend his Return; Declaration delivered in, 
and read; 11th, 12th and 13th Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. c.22, read; Consideration of Petition deferred ; 94. 
Petition of Robert Thompson, John M‘Grotty and Robert Hudson, Electors, praying to be admitted as Parties to 
defend the Return of Sir J. P. Beresford; and admitted accordingly, 169. Petitions considered, 356. Reduced 
List delivered in; and the Members of the Committee being, as usual, come to the Table to be sworn, and J oseph 
Pease, Esquire, a Quaker, being one of the said Members, Mr. Speaker submitted to the House, whether Mr. Pease 
was capable of serving on the said Election Committee without having been sworn; Act 22 Geo. Il. c. 46, 
for allowing Quakers to make Affirmation in cases where an Oath is or shal] be required, read; Report 
(11th February) from Select Committee appointed to search the Journals of the House, and to report ‘to the House 
such precedents and such Acts, or parts of Acts of Parliament, as relate to the right of the people called Quakers to 
take their seats in Parliament, and to the privilege conferred upon them, to make their solemn Affirmation in Courts 
of Justice and other places, where, by law, an Oath is allowed, authorized or required to be taken, read; and the 
House being unanimously of opinion that Mr, Pease was capable of serving on the said Committee, the rest of the 
Committee were sworn, and Mr. Pease made his solemn Affirmation; 357. Report touching the Right of Election, 
and that Sir John Poo Beresford, Buronet, is not duly elected; ‘That William Taylor Copeland, Ravine, is duly 
elected, &amp;c.; That the Committee have altered the Pall taken at the last Election by adding certain names thereto ; 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend: the Return; 406. Return amended, 408. 


* Cork City; Petition of Thomas Townsend, Esquire, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 33. Day 

appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 

_ . 34 Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recugnizatice ih respect of 
- ., their Petition ; Order for considering it discharged ; 129. emcee 


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ELECTIONS—continued. 
PETITIONS relating to ConTRroverTED ELections—continued. 
Corx City ; Petition of Robert Deane, Esquire, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 34. Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papets and records; 35. 
Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had’ not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their 
Petition ; Order for considering it discharged ; 129. 


Coventry City; Petition of the several Persons whose Names are thereunto subscribed, complaining of that Election ; 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 72. Petition considered, 216. Committee appointed, 217. Report, That the Sitting Members are duly 
elected, &amp;c.; Special Report respecting riotous and tumultuous proceedings; 265; Minutes of Proceedings ; and 
Evidence ordered ; 266. Presented; and to be printed ; 278. 


Dover, Town and Port; Petition of John Alexander Walker and Richard Menpes, Electors, complaining of that 
Election, 189. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 190. Mr. Halcomb, one of the Sitting Members for Dover, stated to the House, that being 
petitioned against upon the ground of not having a proper Qualification, he was required, by a Standing Order of 
the House of the 21st November 1717, to deliver to the Clerk of the House a paper containing a rental or particular 
of the lands, tenements and hereditaments, whereby he makes out his Qualification, “ within fifteen days after 
the Petition, read ;” that from certain causes he had neglected to deliver in the said Paper, and desired further 

- time; Standing Order, 21st November 1717, relative to the Qualification of Members, read; Motion, That 
Mr. Halcomb be permitted to deliver in the said Paper on or before a certain day ; Debate arising thereupon ; 
Motion for adjourning Debate ; Question Neg. thereupon; Main Question put ; Question o- thereupon ; 293. 
Petition considered, 417. Committee appointed, 418. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 423. 
Vide CoMPLAINT. 


.*Droenepa Town; Petition of Philip Bollard, George Bridges, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 
112. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. y ne to issue his Warrants for persons, papers 
and records; 113. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance 
in respect of their Petition; Order for considering it discharged; 163. 


Ennis Borough; Petition of Patrick Carmody and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 38. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr.Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 39. Petition considered, 158. Committee appointed, 159. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly 
elected, &amp;c. 172. 


Gatway County; Petition of the Honourable Thomas French and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 117. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration, 120. Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records, 121. Petition considered, 384. Committee appointed, 385. Special Report respecting the non-arrival 
of a Witness; Leave given the Committee. to adjourn; 433. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly 
elected, &amp;c. 461. 


Petition of Robert Burke, Esquire, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 120. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr.Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records ; 121. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in 
respect of their Petition; Order for considering it discharged ; 163. 





Gatway Town; Petition of Martin Joseph Blake, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 77. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records, 78. Petition 
of Timothy Murray and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 81. To be considered at the same time ; 
and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 82. Petitions considered, 300. Com- 
mittee appointed, 302. Special Report respecting the absence of Colonel Davies (a Member of the Committee) 
on account of illness ; a Medical Person examined ; Colonel Davies excused, and leave given him to absent himself 
from any further attendance on the Committee; 324. Report, That Andrew Henry Lynch, Esquire, is duly 
elected ; That Lachlan Maclachlan, Esquire, is not duly elected; That Martin Joseph Blake was duly elected, Xc.; 
That the Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Election by striking off certain names; Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown to attend and amend Return; 332. Return amended, 339. 


Petition of Valentine Blake, Esquire, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election; Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 78. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in 
respect of their Petition; Order for considering it discharged; 144. 





Harwicn Borough; Petition of John Disney, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 83. Day appointed for taking 
it into consideration, 84. Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records, 85. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his Petition ; Order 
for considering it discharged; 146. 





— Petition of Charles Rabett Whinfield and John Patrick, Electors, complaining of that Election, 84. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 85. Mr. Speaker re -spgesemn the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in 
respect of his Petition; Order for considering it discharged ; 146. 


Hertrorp Borough; Petition of Thomas Slingsby Duncombe, Esquire, and John Eden Spalding, Esquire, com- 
plaining of that Election, 23. Day appointed tor taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
for persons, papers and records; 24. Petition considered, 146. Committee appointed, 147. Special Report, 
requesting that a Message may be sent to the Lords, to request that their Lordships will give leave to the 
Marquis of Salisbury to attend and give Evidence before the said Committee, and to produce, certain Docu- 
ments; Report to lie on the Table; 173. House informed, that the Marquis of delisbary having trans- 
mitted a copy of one of his leases to the Committee, it became unnecessary that the House should send a 
Message to the Lords for the attendance of his Lordship, 179. Special Report for leave to adjourn; Leave given the 
Committee to adjourn; 202. Report, that the Sitting Members are not duly elected, &amp;c.; Void Election; Special 
Report respecting Bribery and Treating; Minutes of the proceedings of the Committee, and Evidence taken before 
them ordered; 251. Presented, and to be printed, 259. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a New Writ 
before certain days, 260, 300, 338, 353, 497,434. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, read ; Motion, 
That the Bribery and Treating, which prevailed previously to and during the last Election for the Borough of Hert- 
ford, requires the most serious consideration of this House; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to consider 
and report upon the best mode of preventing Bribery, Treating and other corrupt practices in all future Elections 
for Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Hertford; Amendment proposed and withdrawn; Main 
Question agreed to ; Committee appointed ; To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum ; 434. 
Petition referred, 438. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, to lie on the Table ; and to be.printed ; 528. 
Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a New Writ before certain days, 578, 649. Bill for preventing Bribery 
eas Corruption in the Election of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Hertford; Ordered, 578. 

ide supra. 

Kine’s County; Petition of Colonel Thomas Bernard, complaining of that Election, 111. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 112. 
Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a recognizance in Respect of his Petition ; 
Order for considering it discharged; 163. 

KNaREsBoRoUGH Borough ; Petition of Henry Rich, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 50. Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 51. mn, 

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ELECTIONS—continued. 
PETITIONS relating to ConTRovERTED ELEcTIONS—continued. 7 
of James Mander, praying that the Ballot may be postponed; Day appointed for considering the Petition; Petition 
to be printed ; 153. Petition of James Mander considered ; Mr. Mander called in and examined in relation to the 
allegations contained in his Petition; Motion, That the order for considering the Petition on a certain day, be 
discharged ; Motion withdrawn; 155. Order for considering Petition discharged; no Counsel, Agent or Party 
appearing ; 165. : 

Launceston Borough; Petition of David Howell, Esquire, Nathaniel Spry and others, Electors, complaining of 
that Election; Day- appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 51. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recogni- 
zance in respect of their Petition ; Order for considering it discharged ; 142. 

Limerick City; Petition of John Vereker, junior, Esquire, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 113. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for ‘persons, papers and 
records; 114. Petition considered, 384. Committee appointed, 385. Report, That the Sitting’ Members are 
duly elected, &amp;c., 405. 

Lincoun, City; Petition of Charles Delact Waldo Sibthorp, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 92. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 
93. Petition considered, 332. Committee appointed, 335. Report, That Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer, 
Esquire, is duly elected, &amp;c., -353. 


Lin.titucow County; Petition of James Joseph Hope Vere, Esquire, complaining of that Election ; Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 87. 
Petition considered, 327. Committee appointed, 328. Report, That the Honourable Sir Alexander Hope is duly 
elected ; That the Committee have altered the Register and Poll taken at such Election, by adding certain names 
to such Register and Poll, as having a right to vote ; 353. 


Lonponperry City; Petition of Electors complaining of that Election; Day appointed for taking it into con- : 
sideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 65. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition; Order for 
considering it discharged; 144. 





Petition of Andrew Alexander Watt, Merchant, and others, Electors, complaining of that 
Election, 82. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 83. Petition of the Right Honourable George Robert Dawson for further time for 
entering into the Recognizance ; Day appointed for considering Petition; Petition to be printed; 144. Petition 
considered, 193. Committee appointed, 194. Report, That in consequence of the Endorsement on the Return 
not being signed by the Returning Officer, and for the purpose of giving time to the Petitioners to produce the 
Poll-books, or to authenticate the said endorsement, the Committee have leave to adjourn from the time of their 
next rising until a certain day; Leave given; 212. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c.; Special 
Report respecting Treating, &amp;c.; Minutes of Proceedings of the Committee, and Evidence taken before them, 
ordered ; Presented, and to be printed ; 271. 





Petition of Peter Collins and others, Electors, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 83. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition; Order 
for considering it discharged, 146. 


Loncrorp County; Petition of Lovell Edgworth, Barry Fox and others, Freeholders, complaining of that Election, 
53- Day appointed for taking it into consideration, 55. Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records, 57. Petition of Lord Viscount Forbes and Anthony Lefroy, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 55. 
To be considered at the same time, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records, 57- 
Petitions considered, 182. Committee appointed, 184. Report, That Luke White, Esquire, and James Halpin 
Rorke, Esquire, are not duly elected; that Lord Viscount Forbes and Anthony Lefroy, Esquire, are duly elected ; 
That the Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Election by striking off certain names ; Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown to attend and amend the Return; 251. Return amended, 256. 


Mattow Borough; Petition of William Murphy, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 76. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 
77. Petition of John Jackson’ for further time for entering into Recognizance; Day appointed for considering 
Petition; Petition to be printed; 141. Petition of Mr. Jackson considered ; Time enlarged; 149. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, That the Recognizance had been mislaid, 154. Petition considered, 300. Committee 
appointed, 301. Report, That William Joseph O’Neill Daunt, Esquire is not duly elected; That Charles Denham 
Orlando Jephson, Esquire, is duly elected, &amp;c ; That the Election of William Joseph O’Neill Daunt, Esquire, appears 
to have been vexatious; That the Committee have altered the, Poll taken at such Election by striking off certain 
names; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 304. Return amended, 307. 


Mary.esone Borough; Petition of Abraham Wilkinson, John Kates and Thomas Bott, Voters, complaining of that 
Election ; Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr, Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 252. Petition of Abraham Wilkinson and John Kates for enlarging the time for entering into 
the Recognizance; Petition to be printed; 271. Petition read; Motion, That further time be allowed for entering 
into the Recognizance; whereupon Motion made, That the Petitioners be called to the Bar to verify the 
contents of their Petition upon oath; Question Neg. thereupon; 275. Myr. Speaker acquainted the Seng 
That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition ; Order for considering it 
discharged ; 282. 


Montcomery Borough; Petition of Edward Jones and Thomas Owen; Electors, complaining of that Election, 65. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr.Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 66. Petition considered, 193. Committee appointed, 195. Report, That David Pugh, Esquire, is not. 
duly elected, &amp;c.; Void Election ; New Writ accordingly; 245. 


Petition of John Davis Corrie and Thomas Bowen, Electors, complaining of that Election, 
321. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers 
and records; 322. Consideration of Petition adjourned, 417. Petition considered, 421. Committee appointed, 
422. Special Report respecting the absence of Mr. Sidney Herbert (a Member of the Committee) on account of 
illness ; a medical person examined ; Mr. Sidney Herbert excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any 
further attendance on the Committee; 427. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 433. 


Newry Borough; Petition of. Dennis Maguire, Esquire, complaining of that Election ; Day appointed for taking it 
into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 33. Mr. ter 
acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his Petition; Order 
for considering it discharged; 12g. 

: Petition of Dennis Maguire, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 41. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 42. Petition 
considered, 146. Committee —— 147. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly elected; Resolution 
respecting Bribery ; Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence taken before the Committee, ordered; 163. Presented, 
and to be printed, 165. Resolution respecting Bribery, read; Address to His Majesty, That He will be graciously 
pleased to give directions to the Attorney General for Ireland to prosecute James Lisle for bribery and corrupt 
practices during the late Election for the Borough of Newry; 365. Vide (ADDRESSEs, 5.) 


Norro.k County (Eastern Division); Petition of John Harper and Charles S. Gilman, Electors, complaining of that 
Election ; Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 92. Order for considering Petition discharged ; no Parties, Counsel or — appearing ; 332. 


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ELECTIONS—continued. 
PETITIONS relating to CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS—continued. 


NortTHuMBERLAND County (Southern Division) ; Petition of Ralph Park Philipson, complaining of that Election, 
72. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records ; 73. Petition of Electors, complaining of that Election, go. To be considered at the same time; and Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 91. Order for considering Petitions discharged ; no 
Parties, Counsel or Agents appearing ; 229. 


Norwicu City; Petition of John Cozens, Jeremiah Butcher and others, Voters, complaining of that Election, 52. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 53. Petition considered, 182. Committee appointed, 183. Report, That the Sitting Members are duly 
elected, &amp;c. 260. 


Oxrorp City; Petition of William Hughes Hughes, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 14. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 15. Petition 
considered, 111. Committee appointed, 124. Report, That Thomas | sana Esquire, is not duly elected ; Void 
Election with respect to him; New Writ ordered; 151. 


PerersrieLp Borough ; Petition of Hylton Jolliffe, John Meeres and Thomas Chitty, complaining of that Election, 
13. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers 
andrecords; 14. Petition considered, 111. Committee appointed, 123. Report, That John George Shaw Lefevre, 
Esquire, is not duly elected ; That Hylton Jolliffe, Esquire, is duly elected; That the Committee have altered the 
Poll taken at such Election, by striking off certain names; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the 
Return; 140. Return amended, 143. 


PorTARuINcTON Borough ; Petition of the Honourable George Lionel Dawson Damer, complaining of that Election, 
73. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records ; 74. Petition considered, 229. Committee appointed, 229. Report, That the Sitting Member is duiy 
elected, &amp;c., 241. 

Ripon Borough; Petition of George Jackson, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election ; Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records, 67. Petition 
considered, 216. Committee appointed, 217. Report, That the Sitting Members are duly elected, &amp;c.; That the 
Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Election, by striking off the name of one person as not having had 
any right to vote; 241. : 

Sarum, New, City; Petition of the Honourable Duncombe Pleydell Bouverie, complaining of that Election, 87. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 89. Petition considered, 327. Committee appointed, 328. Report, That adham Wyndham 
Esquire, is not duly elected ; That the Honourable Duncombe Pleydell Bouverie is duly elected, &amp;c.; That the 
Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Election, by adding thereto the names of certain persons as having 
had a right to vote ; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 353. Return amended, 356. 


Srico Borough; Petition of John Wynne, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 121. Day appointed for taking 
it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 123. Petition of 
Thomas Baker for further time for entering into the Recognizance; Day appointed for considering Petition : 
Petition to be printed ; 159. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recog- 
nizance in respect of his Petition; Order for considering it discharged; 163. . 


SoutHampTon Borough ; Petition of Joseph Clark, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 46. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 47. 
Petition of George Berton, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 66. To be considered at the same time ; and 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 67. Order for considering Petition of Joseph 
Clark and others, read and discharged, and another day appointed, 109. Petitions considered, 216. Committee 
appointed, 216. Report, That James Barlow Hoy, Esquire, is not duly elected; That John Storey Penleaze, 
Esquire, is duly elected, &amp;c.; That the Committee have altered the Poll taken at such Election by striking off the 
names of certain persons as not having a right to vote ; and by adding thereto the name of one person ; Deputy Clerk 
of the Crown to attend and amend the Return; 251. Return amended, 256. 


Starrorp Borough; Petition of William Blount, Esquire, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for taking 
it into consideration ; and Mr. exes to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records, 16. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his Petition; Order 
for considering it discharged ; 103. 


- Petition of Voters complaining of that Election, 51. Day appointed for taking it into 
consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 52. Consideration of 
Petition deferred, 160, 271, 417. Order for considering Petition discharged; no Parties, Counsel or Agents 
appearing ; 454. 

SririinG Burghs; Petition of James Johnston, Esquire, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for taking it 
into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 89. Mr. Speaker 
acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his Petition ; Order 
for considering it discharged; 152. 


Tiverton Borough ; Petition of William Anstey and others, Electors, complaining of that Election; Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 17. Mr. 
Speaker acquainted the House, ‘I'hat he had received a Letter from James Kennedy, Esquire, who is returned a 
Burgess for the said Borough, that he did not intend to defend his Return; Letter dol-aptetio and read; 11,12&amp; 
13 Sections of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Consideration of Petition deferred; 102. Consideration adjourned, 367. 
Petition considered, 367. Committee appointed, 369. Report, That James Kennedy, Esquire, is not duly elected ; 
Void Election with respect to him ; New Writ ordered ; 380. 


Warwick Boiough; Petition of William Collins and John Enoch, Electors, complaining of that Election, 96. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration, and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 98. 
Petition of William Tibbitts, George Birch and Henry Smyth, Electors, complaining of that Election; To be 
considered at the same time as the preceding Petition ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Wenge for persons, papers 
and records; 97. Petition of George Cattel! Greenway and Henry Robbins, Electors, complaining of that Election, 
97. To be taken into consideration at the same time as the two preceding Petitions ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his 

arrants for persons, papers and records; 98. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That William Tibbitts and 
others, had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Petition; Order for considering it discharged; 146. 
Petitions considered, 356. Committee appointed, 357. Special Report respecting the absence of Mr. Tower 
(a Member of the Committee) on account of illness ; a medical Person examined ; Mr. Tower excused, and leave 
iven him to absent himself from any further attendance on the Committee ; 385. Report, That the Honourable Sir 
harles John Greville is not duly elected ; Void Election with respect to him; Special Report respecting Bribery ; 
Minutes of Proceedings and Evidence taken before the Committee ; Ordered; Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant 
for a new Writ before a certain day; 396. Minutes presented; To be printed; 401. Mr. Speaker not to issue his 
Warrant for a new Writ before certain days; 421,492. Two first Resolutions from Select Committee read ; Select 
Committee appointed to make further Inquiry intothe proceedings of the last Election for the Borough of War- 
wick ; to consider and report upon the best mode of preventing bribery, treating and other corrupt practices in all 
future Elections for Members to serve in Parliament for the said Borough of Warwick ; To send for persons, papers 
and records; Five to be the quorum ; 512. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee ; Petition of William 
Collins and John Collins ; and also, Petition of George Cattell Greenway and Henry Robbins, referred ; 522. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Leamington Priors ; Referred, 522. Petition of Peter Francis Luard, m. p. and others; Referred, 
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PETITIONS relating to ConTROVERTED ELECTIONS—continued. 


523- Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for anew Writ before a certain day, 536. Leave given the Committee to 
sit upon Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays between twelve and three, nothwithstanding the House be then sitting, and 
proceeding upon the Orders of the Day ; 557. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ before a certain 
day, 565. Petition of Inhabitants of Leamington Spa, for extending the Boundary of the Borough of Warwick to 
the Town of Leamington ; Referred, 577. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table ; and to 
be printed; Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new Writ before certain days ; 591, 649. Report from 
Committee read; Bill from preventing Bribery and Corruption and Illegal Practices in the Election of elites 
to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Warwick ; Ordered 632. Vide supra. 


Weymoutu and Metcomse Recis Borough; Petition of William Devenish and others, Electors, complaining of 
that Election, 20. Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
persons, papers and records; 22. Petition of George Culverwell Welsford and others, Electors, complaining of 
that Election; Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and records; 78. Order for considering Petition of William Devenish and others, read and discharged ; to 
be taken into consideration at the same time as the Petition of George Culverwell Welsford and others; 109. 
Consideration of Petition of George Culverwell Welstord and others, deferred, 300. Order for considering Petitions 
discharged ; no Parties, Counsel or Agents appearing ; 303. 


Winpsor, New, Borough ; Petition of Sir John Edmond De Beauvoir, complaining of that Election; Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 44, 
Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his 
Petition ; Order for considering it discharged ; 136. 


Yorx, City; Petition of Samuel Judd, complaining of that Election, 60. Day appointed for taking it into 
consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records ; 61. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House, That the Petitioner had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of his Petition; Order for consi- 
dering it discharged ; 142. 


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FOR WHAT PLACE. IN THE ROOM OF, ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 











Buteshire - - - -| Charles Stuart, Esquire -  -  - | Chiltern Hundreds; 700. 

Coventry - - -  - =| Edward Ellice, Esquire - - ~- | Secretary at War; 266. 

Cumberland - - - -| Lord Viscount Lowther -  - - | Made his Election for Westmorland ; 

130. 

Dover a a aes - | The Right honourable Charles Poulett | Made his Election for Manchester; 
Thomson. 124. 

Dundee - - - = =| George Kinloch, Esquire-  - -| Deceased; 251. 

Gloucester - - =. =| The Honourable Maurice Frederick | Commissioner of the Admiralty ; 240, 


Fitzhardinge Berkeley. 
John Baillie, Esquire - = = 
The Right honourable Edward Geof- 
frey Smith Stanley. 


Inverness, &amp;c. District of Burghs 


Deceased; 297. 
Lancaster (North Division) - - 


Secretary of State ; 232. 


London - - - = =| Mr. Alderman Waithman - =] Deceased ; 100. 
London - - - - =| SirJohn Key, Baronet - - =| Chiltern Hundreds; 637. 
Malton, New - - - ~ =| Lord Viscount Milton - - =| Now Earl Fitzwilliam; 130. 
Marylebone, Saint - - - | Edward Berkeley Portman, Esquire - | Chiltern Hundreds; 151. 
Montgomery - - - =| David Pugh, Esquire - - =| Void Election; 245. 
Northamptonshire - . - | Lord Viscount Milton = - - - | Now Earl Fitzwilliam; 100. 
(Southern Division.) 
Oxford - -  - = =| Thomas Stonor, Esquire - - - | Void Election; 151. 
Staffordshire (Southern Division) | Edward John Littleton, Esquire - ae at nde vag to the Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland; 414. 
Stroud - - +.» = =| David Ricardo, Esquire - -  - J Chiltern Hundreds; 415. 
Sunderland - - = | The Honourable George Barrington - | Chiltern Hundreds; 207. 
Tiverton - -  -  - =| James Kennedy, Fsquire - - ~- | Void Election; 380. 
Westminster - - - — +] Right honourable Sir John Cam Hob- | Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant 


house, Baronet. 
Westminster - - - - 
house, Baronet 
Worcestershire (Western Division.) 





. Vide CLERK OF THE CROWN. 
PARLIAMENT. PeEERS. Questions Ngo. 





Right honourable Sir John Cam Hob- 
The Honourable Thomas Henry Foley 


CLERK oF THE HowsE. 
SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 


of Ireland; 232. 
Chiltern Hundreds; 328. 


Now Baron Foley; 297. 





Exective FrancniseE. MEmBeERs. 


OrpeERs, 





Exective Francuise, &amp;c.; Petition of Charles M‘Brier and 
others, of Manchester, for extending the right of Voting to 
all Householders, and for the adoption of Vote by Ballot, 
505- 

Petition of Inhabitants of the Borough 

and Foreign of Walsall, praying the House to extend the 

Elective Franchise to all Householders, for the repeal of the 

Septennial Act, and for Vote by Ballot, 281. 


Erectors, Oxford. Vide AccounTs. 


Register of; Resolution, That in all cases where 
a Select Committee appointed to try the merits of an Elec- 
tion for any County, City or Borough, report to this House, 
that they have altered the Poll, by adding or striking out the 
names of any Voters on such Poll, Mr. Speaker shall issue 
his directions thereupon to the Clerk of the Peace, Town 
Clerk or other Officer, as the case may be, with whom the 
Register of the Voters of such County, City or Borough is 
deposited, to alter and amend such Register, by striking out 
the naines of such Voters as have been struck off the Poll, 
and by adding such names as may have been added to the 
poll by such Belect Committee, 476. 


E.xstone (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 80. Presented, and read, 209. Com- 
mitted, 339. Reported; to beingrossed; 397. Passed, 409. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 439. Royal Assent, 471. 





VOL. 88,———Sess. 1833. 


Euuaston Road. Vide Daruey Moor. 
Extey, Charles. Vide BANKrurtcy Court. 
Exspon Road. Vide West AUCKLAND. 


Emicration; Petition of Inhabitants of the City of London- 
derry, for protection of Passengers emigrating, 554. 





Petition of the Reverend Henry Morgan, one of 
the Vicars of Saint Nicholas Galway, for a commutation of 
his Vicarage, to enable him to emigrate, 695. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 73, 74.) 





Supp ty. 


Emswortn Oyster Fisnery; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Emsworth, complaining of the destruction of that Fishery, 
and for inquiry; Referred to Select Committee on British 
Channel Fishery, 520. 


ENGLEFIELD, late Sir Henry Charles; Bill from the Lords 
for enabling the Trustees under his Will, to sell the undivided 
moiety of the Estate called the Wharram Percy Estate, in 


the ran | of York, thereby devised, 172. Read, 172. 
Committed, 208. Reported, and passed, 279. Royal Assent, 
294. 


Ennis Borough. Vide Evections. 
Enniscortny Canal. Vide IreLanp. 


ENTAILED 


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INDEX tothe ErGuty-E1GHTH VoLuME. © [4-1833¢ 





EnTAILeD Prorerty (England); Bill to facilitate the Ex- 
change or Sale of small portions of Entailed Property (under 
certain regulations) without the expense of an Act of Parlia- 
ment in each case; Ordered, 350. 


Enrait, Heirs or. Vide Scorianp. 


Enraits. Vide ScoTLAND. 


Enraixs (Future). Vide ScoTtann. 


EnTAILs and PrimocenitTureE, Law of; Petition of Members 
of the Political Union, and other Inhabitants of Kilmarnock, 
for the abolition thereof, 291. 


EguiTasLe ApjustTMENT; Petition of Members of the Pol- 
lokshaws Political Union for an equitable adjustment of the 
Claims of the Fundholders, 281. 


Estasiisnep Cuurcn; Petitions for the adoption of mea- 
sures to increase the spiritual efficacy of the Established 
Church; From Aberystwith, 443; Dorset, Eastern part of, 
221; Monmouth, 221; United Church of England and Ire- 
land, Clergymen, &amp;c. of, 315. 

(Wales). Vide Waues. 


Everitt, William Strongbow. Vide IRELAND. 





Evipence; Usual Orders relating thereto, 38. 
Vide Minutes oF EvipENCE. 


Excueguer Bitus. Vide Accounts. Puxntie Works. 
Ways anv Means; and Bitts 1n Suppty. 


(Public Works). 


Excuegurr Court; Motion for bringing in a Bill for faci- 
litating the appointment of Sheriffs,and the more effectual 
audit and passing of their Accounts ; and for the more speedy 
return and recovery of Fines, Issues, Forfeited Recognizances, 
Penalties and Deodands, and to abolish certain Offiees in the 
Court of Exchequer; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Bill ordered; 537. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed ; 538. Second Reading 
deferred, 563, 509. Bill committed to a Select Committee 
574. Five to be the Quorum, 575. Reported nd re-com- 
mitted; considered ; 622. Reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
623. Order for further consideration of Report read; 
Bill re-committed ; considered ; 652. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 657. Passed, 
662. By the Lords, with Amendments, 727. Considered, 
and agreed to, 731. Royal Assent, 734. 


— Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee on a certain Day to consider of making 
Compensation to the Officers of the Court of Exchequer, 
whose Offices may be abolished by virtue of any Act of the 
present Session of Parliament; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; Motion agreed to ; Matter to be considered: 538. 
Committee deferred, 563. Matter considered, 569. Reso- 
solution reported, and agreed to, 574. Proceeding in Com- 
mittee, 569. 








Vide Accounts, 











SupPPLY. 


Excise; Acts relating to Duties of Excise read; House re- 
solves to go immediately into a Committee to consider of the 
said Acts ; Acts considered; Proceeding in Committee ; 292. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to ; Bill ordered; 298. Vide 
Ties. 


——- Acts relating to Duties of Excise read ; To be consi- 
dered ; 292. Considered; Proceedings in Committee, 208. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered, 302. Vide 
SOAP. 


Vide AccounTs. 











Vide Accounts. Beer, SALE or Act. IRELAND. 


Excise Licenses; Petition of Persons licensed to sell Ale, 
Spirituous Liquors and Wine, resident in or near the City of 
Ely, for diminishing the expense of their Licenses, 36. 

Executors, &amp;c.; Petition of John Martin, for the amend- 
ment of the Law relating to Executors, and for altering and 
simplifying the Laws generally, in order to render justice 
more cheap; for the Abolition of Tithes; for Triennial Par- 
liaments, and Vote by Ballot; 244. 


Exeter Corporation ; Petitions complaining of certain Local 
Taxes Jevied by the Corporation of Exeter, on Goods im- 
et into or exported from the Port of Topsham; From 

arnstaple; Referred to Select Committee on’ Municipal 
Corporations, 341 ; Collumpton ; Referred, £15; Crediton; 
Referred, 168 ; Exmouth; Referred, 168; Honiton ; Referred, 
235; Ottery Saint May; Referred, 168; Sidmouth ; Referred, 
168; Topsham ; Referred, 168. 

: Water Company; -Bill for more effectually sup- 

plying with Water the City and County of the City of 
xeter, and places adjacent thereto; Referred to a Com- 

mittee, 104. Reported; Bill ordered; 131. 

read, 133. Committed, 150. 

the Table; 257. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 

grossed ; 270. Passed, 274. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 301. Considered, and agreed to, 304. Royal Assent, 

352: 





Presented, and 
Reported; Report to lie on 


———— 





Petitions against; From Enwell 
Mill: Leat,- Owners, &amp;c. of Mills thereon; Referred and 
Counsel ordered, 229. Golsworthy, James; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 229. Owners of Mills; Referred and 
Counsel ordered, 170. 


———— Waterworks; Petition for a Bill for better supplying 
with Water the City and County of the City of Exeter, and 
such part of the parish of Saint David as is situated in the 
County of Devon; Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 81. Presented, and read, 100. Committed, 137. 
Reported, 241. Report to lie on the Table, 242. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 268. Passed, 273. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 352. 


Petition of the Dean and Chapter of 
Exeter, against ; and in favour of the Exeter Water Com- 
pany Bill; To lie on the Table, 176. 


Petitions against; From the Corporation 
of Exeter; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 176. Of the Dean 
and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter in 
Exeter ; Of the Exeter Improvement Commissioners, 227 ; 
and, of rated Inhabitants of Exeter; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 228. 


Expirinec Laws. Vide Laws Expirine. 


Extra-ParocniaL Piaces; Petitions for making Extra- 
parochial places contributory to the Rates for the maintenance 
of the Poor; From Canterbury, 514; Chester, 378 ; Guild- 
ford, 403; Kingston-upon-Hull, 403: Lincoln, 625; Saint 
Andrew, Holborn, &amp;c. 403; Stephens, Joseph and others, 
406 ; Uppingham, 443. 


—6 3° &amp; 4° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 
FACTORIES. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES 74.) 


Regulation ; Petitions for a Law to regulate 
the hours of Labour for young Children in Mills and Fac- 
tories ; From Bolton, Great, 127; Bolton, Little, 127. 


Motion for presenting an humble 
Address to His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased 
to appoint a Commission to collect information in the Manu- 
facturing Districts, as to the Employment of Children in Fac- 
tories, and as to the propriety and means of curtailing the 
Hours of their Labour ; Motion, withdrawn, 261. 


Motion for presenting an humble 
Address to His Majesty, that He will be gracicusly pleased 
to appoint a Commission, .to proceed with the utmost des- 
patch, to collect information in the Manufacturing Districts 
as to the employment of Children in Factories, and as to the 
propriety and means of curtailing the Hours of their Labour, 
so as to enable Parliament to legislate on the subject during 
the present Session; Question resolved in the Affirmative, 
261. Vide (ADDRESSEs, 2.) 
— Bill to regulate the Labour of 
Children in the Mills and Factories of the United Kingdom ; 
Ordered, 140. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed;.141. Second Reading 
deferred, 197, 238, 261, 271, 297, 317, 326, 338, 354; 382, 
399, 408, 415. Bill-committed, 492. Committee deferred, 
532. Bill considered, 552. Committee report progress, 553. 
Committee deferred, 558, 575. Bill further considered ; Com- 
mittee report progress ; 583, 584. Committee deferred, 503, 
600, 601, 608, 615. Bill further considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill as 
amended, to be printed; 622. Order for further considera- 
tion of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; considered; Com- . 
mittee report progress; 655. Committee deferred, 658. 
Bill further considered ; Committee report progress; 606. Com- 
mittee deferred, 663. Bill further considered, 665. Com- 
mittee report progress, 666. Bill further considered, 667. 
Reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
673. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 677. Passed, 687. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 727. Considered, 729. Agreed. 
to, 731. Royal Assent, 734. 
Proceedings in Committee, 583, 
584, 655, 660, 665, 666, 667, 668. 
Petitions against ; From Dundee, 
437; Heap, 255; Rochdale, 255; Wigan, 255. 

oh : = Petitions in favour; From Aberdeen, 235, 
617; Ampthill, 450; Ashton-under-Lyne, 188; Ashburton, 
188; Baildon, 142; Bath, 188, 552; Batley, 166; Bethnal 
Green, 555; Binns, Stephen, 552; Birmingham, 432; 
Bishop’s Stortford, 255: Blairgowrie, &amp;c. 235; Bolton, 
Great, 519; Bolton, Little, 552; Bradford, (York) 132; 
Bradford (two Petitions) 540; Brechin,636; Brown, Hannah, 
552; Bull, Rev. G.S. 552; Bury Saint Edmunds, 257 ; 
Busby, 552; Byerley, &amp;c. 71 5 Calverley, 274; Canterbury, 
257; Cardiff, 215 ; Carlisle, 465; Carshalton, 394; Chalbury, 
284; Cheltenham, 274; Chorley, 166 ; Chorlton-upon-Med- 
lock, 412; Clayton, 172; Colne, 142; Crosthwaite, 442 ; 
Cupar, 620; Deptford, 235; . Derby, 663; Devonport, 290; 
Dewsbury, 142 ; Dingwall, 188 ; Disciples, &amp;c. of Mr, Owen, 
269 ; Disley, 5513 undee, 188, 530; Earls Heaton, 142 ; 





























Eccleshill, 244; Eltham, 551 ; Fartown, &amp;c. 552; Friends ofthe 
. Society 





s&amp;4W.IV.] INDEX «@o the E1rguty-E1icgutTn VoLuume. 





Factories Regulation—continued. 


Society for improving the condition of Factory Children, 
held at the London Tavern, 598; Frost, Charles, 604; Glas- 

ow, 166, 235, 521; Gloucester, 249; Gomersal, 188; 
Goaltiall Benjamin, 552; Guiseley, 230; Halifax, 142, 
629 ; Hallamshire, Corporation of Cutlers in, 315; Halliwell, 
&amp;c. 147 ; Hanwell, 343; Hayfield, 551; Hawick, 587, 674 ; 
Heaton, 166; Hebden Bridge, 206 ; Hertford, 281 ; Holborn 
Hill, 543; Holmfirth, 221; Horsham, 235; Horton, 274 ; 
Horwich, 147 ; Huddersfield, 142, 552 ; Hulme, 552; John- 
son, John, 663; Johnstone, 394, 551; Islington (two Peti- 
tions) 290 ; Lismahagow, 188; Lanark, New Cotton Works, 
Operatives in, 166; Lancaster County, Operatives in, 620; 
Langwith, &amp;c. 576 ; Leeds, 188, 552 ; Leicester, 552 ; Man- 
chester, 178, 412, 427, 551, 552, 632; Manningham, 205 ; 
Newcastle-upon Tyne, 539 ; New Mills, 552; Norwich, 205 ; 
Nottingham, 257; Oastler, Richard, 620; Oldham, 412; 
Ossett cum Gawthorpe, 142; Otley, 552; Peckham, 611; 
Persons engaged in Throwing Silk, 634; Plymouth, 257 ; 
Poplar, 228; Port Eglinton, 166; Preston, 257; Prest- 
wich, 552; Pudsey, 142; Radcliffe, &amp;c. 142; Rastrick, 552; 
Reading, 620; Renfrew, &amp;c. 142 ; Ringley, &amp;c. 147; Rip- 
ponden, 552; Rochdale, 412 ; Saint Mary at Hill (London), 
166 ; Salford, 281; Scotland, Cotton Yarn Dressers in, 142; 
Scottish Metropolitan Union, 620; Selkirk, 284; Sheeps- 
head, 143; Shenley, 437; Shipley and Windhill, 267; South- 
ampton, 343; Shaftesbury, 552; Stanley, 605, 655; Stanning- 
ley, 188 ; Stockport, 551; Swanton Morley, 551; Wainfleet 
all Saints, 255; Wakefield, 221; Walsall, 281; Wapping, 
304; Warrington, 552; Wigan, 552; Yeadon, 274; York, 
West Riding of, 552. 





Petitions for further Inquiry; From 
Derby, 200 ; Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers, 200. 


Petitions in favour of the Bill, and 
against the issue of a Commission for further Inquiry ; From 
Bolton, &amp;c. 166; Members of the Society for the improve- 
ment of the condition of Factory Children, 166. 


Petitions, that a Commission may be 
appointed to inquire into the expediency of the measure ; From 
Ashton-under-Lyne, &amp;c. 530; Blackburn, 260; Blairgowrie, 
379; Bury, 258; Hyde, 258; Lancaster, 211 ; Master Cot- 
ton Spinners and others, 404 ; Preston, 260; Rochdale, 260 ; 
Staly Bridge, 258 ; Stirling, -379. 

- Petition of Inhabitants of Idle, in 
favour of the Bill of last Session, 58. 


Petition of Vernon Royle and Thomas 
Crompton, and of George Harper, complaining of their cha- 
racters having been aspersed by a Witness examined before 
the Committee in the last Session, and praying for redress, 
632. 














Fairrax and Yates’s Pensions. Vide AccountTs. 
SuPpPLy. 


Fairs and Markets; Motion for bringing in a Bill to enable 
Local Authorities to change Saturday and Monday Fairs and 
Markets to other days; Motion withdrawn, 466. 


Fatmoutn Borough; Petition of the Corporation of Falmouth 
for the extension of the Limits of that Borough, 427. 


FarMine Stock. Vide Stamp Duttes Acts. 


Farincpon and Burrorp Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 28. Presented, and 
read, 132. Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
339. Passed, 347. By the Lords, with Amendments, 418. 
Considered and agreed to, 422. Royal Assent, 470. 


Petitions against; From 
Beaufort, Duke of, and others; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 175. Burford; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
175. Crickley Hill Road, Trustees of; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 175. 








-— Petitionsin favour; From 
Burford, 319; Great Barrington, 319. 


Fer Funps (Government Offices.) Vide Accounts. 
Fees in Par“tiAMENT. Vide PARLIAMENT. 

Feton’s Property. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 76.) 
Ferrigs (Crown Leases.) (Vide ADDRESSES, 77.) 

Fire Yeomanry. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Fines and Recoveriess; Billto abolish Fines and Recoveries, 
and for the substitution of more simple modes of Assurance 
in lieu of them; Ordered, 42. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 144. 
Committed, 164. Order for Committee of the whole House, 
read and discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 226. Members added, 240. Bill 
reported and re-committed; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
316. Committee deferred, 354. Bill further considered, 382. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing ; 389. Motion for reading Bill the Third time; The King’s 
Consent signified; Bill passed; 416. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 709. Considered, 712. Agreed to, 714. 
Royal Assent, 726. 

Vide IRELAND. 





VOL. 88. 





Sess. 1833. 


Fintay, James. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Fire Insurances; Petitions for reduction of Stamp Duties 
thereon ; From Billinghay, 302 ; Forfarshire, &amp;c. Fire Insurance 
Company, 314; Grantham, 413; Heckington, &amp;e. 314; Slea- 
ford, 413. 

Fisner, James; Petition of James Fisher, complaining of his 
imprisonment in Lancaster Castle, for Defamation ; and pray 
ing for reltef, 623. 

FisHer’s Pond Road. Vide Bishops Wattuam. 


Fisnery. Vide BosHam FisHery. Britisn Fisnery. 
British CHannet Fisnery. Emsworta Oyster 
FisHery. IRELAND. 


Fisnery Board. Vide IRELAND. 

Firzceratp Joseph. Vide IRELAND. 

Fitrzwit.1amM, Viscount. Vide IRELAND. 

FLetcuer, Samuel; Petition of Samuel Fletcher, 695. 


Fuintsutre Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 36. 
Presented and read, 105. Committed, 133. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 170. Passed, 177. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 248. Considered, and agreed to, 248. Royal Assent, 
294. 

Firoeeine (Army and Navy.) Vide Miuitary Fioceine. 


Frour. Vide WuHeEart. 
Fousn, Frederick Bartholomew. Vide Dest, Natronat. 
Footmen; Usual Orders relating to them, 38. 


Foorratnus; Petition of James White, of Plymouth, for the 
preservation of Public Footpaths through Fields, 179. 


Forses, John Hopton. Vide East Inp1a. 


Forenoe (Norfolk) Poor; Petition for a Bill to amend Acts; 
Referred to a Committee, 81. Reported; Bill ordered ; 202. 
Presented, and read, 20c. Committed, 233. Petition for 
additional Provision ; Referred to a Committee, 284. Re- 
ported, 291. Report referred to Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 292. (Vide Stanpine OrpeErs.) Report, That 
Provision be permitted to be made, pursuant to the Prayer 
of the said Petition; to give Notices, &amp;c.; 304. Time en- 
larged for Report, 400, 442. Bill reported; Clause offered 
to be added; Bill re-committed to former Committee so far 
as regards the said Clause ; Leave given the Committee to sit 
and proceed; and to report on a certain day; 458. Bill re- 

orted, 468. To be ingrossed, 469. Passed, 474. By the 
fake with an Amendment, 501. Considered, and agreed to, 
504. Royal Assent, 531. 


Petitions against ; From Wymond- 
ham (two Petitions); Referred and Counsel ordered, 288, 438. 





Foreieén Enlistment; Act 59 Geo. III. c. 69, relating thereto, ’ 


read; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the said 
Act; The King’s Recommendation signified; Bill ordered ; 
642. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed ; 644. Committed, 657. Considered, 
662. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 668. Passed, 676. 


Letters. Vide Post Orrice. 
——_-—_——- Riszons. Vide Rippons. 
—— Wueat. Vide WuHeEat. 


-———— 








Forcertes on the Bank. Vide BANK Forcerigs. 


Forcery ; Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers and Inhabi- 
tants of Jedburgh, for the abolition of the Punishment of 
Death for Forgery, 268. 

of Stamps. Vide Stamps. 





- Executions. (Vide AppREssgs, 78.) 
Forwoop, George. Vide Waces. 
Foster, John. Vide Lizet, Law of. 
Four-aNnp-Ha.r Per Cent Duties. Vide Accounts. 


Framework Knitters; Petitions of Framework Knitters, 
complaining of Distress, and praying for Relief; From 
Hinckley (two Petitions), 572; Ilkerton, 576. Referred to 
Select Committee on Manufactures, Commerce and Shipping, 
610. Loughborough, &amp;c.; Referred, 591. 


Franks, Hugh Robert. Vide Lonpon Corporations. 
Frencnu Cxuaims. Vide Accounts. Bove, Baron pr. 


Frienpiy Societigs; Petition of Persons who form a Friendly 
Society at the Ship Inn, Hounslow, for the Repeal of the Laws 
on Benefit or Friendly Societies, 535. 


Petition of Officers and Members of 





several Friendly Societies in the Metropolis, for a revision of 
the Laws relating thereto, 616. 





(Vide ADDRESSEs, 79.) 

Frome Road. Vide Buack Doe. 

Futnam and Kensitncton Road; Petition for a Bill for 
vesting the said Road in the Commissioners of the Metropolis 
Turnpike Roads, North of the Thames; Ordered, 109. 

x Presented, 








INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1833: 





FutHam and Kensincton Road—continued. 


Presented, and read, 212. Committed, 361. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Further time 
granted for making the Report; 397. 

Petitions against; From 
Alliance Marine Assurance Company; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 405. British, Foreign and Life Assurance Company ; 
Referred and Counsel ordered; 405. Metropolis Turnpike 
Roads, North of the Thames, Commissioners of; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 390. 














— Petition of Inhabitants 
and Owners of Land in Kensington, Fulham and Hammer- 
smith, in favour, 390. 


Funpuotpers; Motion for laying before the House, a Re- 
turn of the Names of all Persons possessing £.10,000 and 
upwards of Stock in any of the Government Securities on 
1st March 1819, &amp;c.; Motion withdrawn; 345. 


Petition of Freeholders and Leaseholders 
of Peckham, that Fundholders may be compelled to contri- 
bute to the maintenance of the Poor, 634. 


Furnivat, William; Petition of William Furnival, a Prisoner 
in Horsemonger-lane Gaol, complaining of oppressive Treat- 
ment in that Prison, and praying for Inquiry, 670. 

Fyriexp Road ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing the same, and Bill ordered, 28. Presented, and read, 128. 
Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed, 304. Passed, 
312. 








and Newsripce Road; Petition for Bill read ; 
another Bill ordered, 352. Presented and read, 360. Com- 
mitted, 375. Reported; to be ingrossed, 428. Passed, 430. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 471. 


Vide JourRNALS. 





3° &amp; 4° Will. TV. Parl.11. Sess. 1. 


GaLway CorporaTion. Vide IRELAND. 
County. Vide ELections. 
-—— —— Roaps. Vide IRELAND. 
Town. Vide ELEctTions. 

Vide ScoTLaND. 
CertiricaTes. Vide Surcnarces. 


Sale of; Act 1 &amp; 2 Will LV. c. 92,8. 7, relating thereto, 
read; Bill to repeal, amend and explain certain parts of the 
said Act ; Ordered, 231. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed, 232. Second Reading 
deferred, 253. Bill put off for six months, 283. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Drogheda for the repeal 
thereof, 236. 


A. 1833. 











GAME. 














—- Petitions for amendment of the Act; From 
Master Gunmakers of London, 542. Operative Gunmakers 
of London and Birmingham, 542. 


CERTIFICATES; Petition of Samuel Alcock, and others, 
complaining of Surcharges made upon them for the Duty on 
Game Certificates, 411. 


Law Commitments. (Vide AppreEssgEs, 80.) 


Ganerew (Hereford) Lanps; Petition fora Bill to inclose, 103. 
Bill ordered, 104. Presented, and read, 170. Committed, 320. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed, 376. Passed, 386. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 471. 


Gaots. Vide Accounts. (AppressEs, 81 to 84.) Furnival, 
William. Gloucester County Gaol. Surrey County Gaols. 


GatesnHEApDand Suot.ey Road; Petition fora Bill for making 
and maintaining the same, referred to a Committee, 107. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered, 184. Presented and read, 199; Com- 
mitted, 320. Reported; to be ingrossed, 375. Passed, 386. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 418. Royal Assent, 470. 








Genera Recister; Bill for establishing a General Register 
for all Deeds and Instruments affecting Real Property in 
England and Wales; Ordered, 365. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 384; 
Second Reading deferred, 426, 463, 476. Bill put off for 
six months, 502. 





Petitions against ; From Barnard Castle, 
438; Bishop Auckland, 475; Bridgwater, 459; Burgh, 495; 
Chichester, 412; Cockermouth, 495; Darlington, 438; Glou- 
cester, 508 ; Hamsterley, 500; Heighington, 459; Hurworth- 
upon-Tees, 498; Ilminster, 457; Kingston-upon-Hull, 491 ; 
Liverpool, 509 ; Louth, 495 ; Midridge, 489 ; Milverton, 457; 
North Curry, 457; Norton, 500; Penrith, 495; Pontefract, 
628; St. Helen’s Auckland, 459; Shildon, 475; Stockton, 
438; Taunton, 457; Tynemouth, 635; Wellington (Somerset), 
457; West Auckland, 459; Wolsingham, 459; Yeovil, 500. 


Gryton Road. Vide Bawpes.ey. 
Gisson, Matthias. Vide Newspapers. 
GitcuristT, John Borthwick. Vide Homa@opaTuy. 


Given DALE, GREAT (York) Lanps; Petition for a Bill for divid- 
ing, allotting, and inclosing the same, 48; Bill ordered, 49. 


GivenpaLe, Great (York) Lanps (No. 2.); Petition for a 
Bill to Inclose, and Bill ordered, 49. Presented, and read, 
207. Committed, 268. Petition for additional Provision 
referred to a Committee, 328. Reported, and Instruction 
accordingly, 334- Bill reported; to be ingrossed, 410. 
Passed, 422. Agreed to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 471. 


Petition of Richard Purchas 
Strangwayes, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 334. 
GiamoreGan Assizes; Bill for holding the Summer Assizes 
for the County of Glamorgan, in every year at Swansea 
Ordered, 227. Presented and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading, and to be printed, 227. 


Petitions against; From Bridgend, 
351; Cardiff, 215 ; Caerphilly, 491; Glamorgan, 351; Gla- 
morganshire, Magistrates of, 533; Llantrissent, 533 ; Merthyr 
Tidvil, 222; Neath, 351. 


Petitions in favour; From Glamorgan- 
shire, Magistrates of Western Hundreds of, 222; Loughor, 
Corporation of, 222 ; Swansea. 222. 


Guiascow Lotrery. Vide ScoTLanpD. 
and KiInMARNOCK Roads. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Procutarors Widows’ Fund. Vide Scornanp. — 


Gass ; Petitions for the Repeal of the Duty thereon; From 
Callan, 172; Curry, Richard, 413. 


GLeBeE Tenants. Vide IRELAND. 
GLOUCESTER Roads. Vide CHELTENHAM. 


and CHELTENHAM Roads; Petition for leave to 
present a Petition for a Bill to amend Acts; Referred to 
a Committee, 154. Reported; Leave given, 162. Petition 
presented accordingly; Referred to a Committee, 166. 
Reported, 169. Report referred to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 170. Vide (Standing Orders.) Report, 
that the Parties be permitted to proceed ; To give notices, 
&amp;c., 182. Report from Committee on Standing Orders: read ; 
Bill ordered, 184. Presented, and read, 187. -Committed, 
209. Reported; to be ingrossed, 410. Passed, 418. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 454. Considered, and Agreed 
to, 457- Royal Assent, 471. 

County Gaol; Petition of Debtors confined 
therein, complaining of the state of the Gaol, 475. 


— Over and Maisemore Road; Petition for a 
Bill for more effectually Repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 
106. Presented and Read, 132. Committed, 137. Reported; 
to be ingrossed, 319. Passed, 328. Agreed to by the Lords, 
370. Royal Assent, 405. 
Gotp Coin. (Vide AnpresseEs, 85.) 


— Mines (United States.) Vide Accounts. 
DREssEs, 86.) 


—- and SILveEr. 























(Ap- 


Vide Accounts. (AppREssgs, 87.) 
Piare. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 87.) 
Gotrorp GreEN Road. Vide CRANBROOKE. 

Gospet. Vide MInisTERS OF THE GOSPEL. 


Goupuorsr Road; Petition for a Bill to rectify a mistake in 
an Act, and Bill ordered, 12. Presented and read, 128. 
Committed, 161. Reported; to be ingrossed, 207. Passed, 
216. Agreed to by the Lords, 259. Royal Assent, 294. 





Gourtay, Robert; Petition of Robert Gourlay, complaining of 
his imprisonment for recommending the People of Upper 
Canada to send home Commissioners to inquire into certain 
Acts relating to that Province, and for an Inquiry, 350. 


GovERNMENT MessencGers. Vide Accounts. 


Granp Junction Raitway; Petition for a Bill for making 
a Railway from the Warrington and Newton Railway to 
Birmingham; Referred to a Committee, 98. Reported; 
Bill ordered, 105. Presented, and read, 124. Commit- 
ted, 142. Members added, 154. Power to Committee to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records, 176. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table, 242. Report further considered, 
273. Bill to be ingrossed, 274. The King’s Consent signi- 
fied, 285. Bill passed, 286. Agreed to by the Lords, 328. 
Royal Assent, 352. 





Petitions against; From Bir- 
mingham Canal, Owners of Mines, &amp;c. near ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 202 ; Birmingham Canal Navigation, Com- 

any of Proprietors of ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 199 ; 
Pucsitdey: Richard ‘Savage; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
195; Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal Navigation, 
Company ef Proprietors of; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
195; Wyrley and Essington Canal, Company of Proprietors 
of ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 202. 


Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 


GRAND JuRIEs. 
Jury Laws. 
PRESENTMENTS. 





GraNNELL, Richard Sealy. Vide Customs Orricers. 


GrantuaM Boroveu; Petition of Earl Brownlow, and others, 
being Proprietors of Estates within and near to the Soke of 
Grantham, that the Corporate Jurisdiction of the Borough 

may 








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GrantHam BorovuGu—continued. 
may be confined within the limits assigned by the Boundary 


Act; Referred to the Select Committee on Municipal Corpo- 
rations, 341- 


GRAVESEND CorporATION ; Petitions complaining thereof ; 
From William Hedgcock ; Referred to the Select Committee 
on Municipal Corporations, 90. Gravesend and Milton, Free- 
men of; Referred, 153. Hubbard, Samuel; Referred, 411. 


— Pier; Petition for a Bill to amend Act; Referred 
to a Committee, 106. Reported; Bill ordered, 200. Pre- 
sented, and read, 207. Committed, 328. Minutes of Evi- 
dence taken before the Committee in the last Session, referred, 
356. Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records, 364. Bill reported; to be ingrossed, 401. Passed, 
422. By the Lords, with Amendments, 521. Considered, 
and agreed to, 527. Royal Assent, 531. 


Petitions against; From Barking, 327; 
Blackwall, 327; General Steam Navigation Company ; re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 368; Gravesend aan Milton, 
Freeholders, &amp;c. of, 327; Watermen of, 327 ; Tradesmen of, 
327; Greenwich, 327; Persons travelling to and from London 
by Water, 327; Pilots licensed by the rinity House, 327 ; 
Kochester, &amp;c., 327; Thames River, Fishermen of, 327 ; Wa- 
termen of ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 376; Watermen and 
Lightermen, Company of; Referred and Counsel ordered, 361 ; 
Vessels trading to and from London, Owners of, 327. 


Petitions in favour; From Gravesend and 
Milton, Inhabitants of, 327; London and Gravesend, Persons 
using the passage by Water between, 421; Metropolis, Me- 
chanics of, 421; Rochester and Chatham, 346. 


Petition of Watermen and Inhabitants of 
Gravesend and Milton, complaining of the Losses they sustain 
by the erection of the said Pier, 590. 


~ and Mitton CuaritiEs; Petition of Samuel 
Hubbard for an Inquiry into the same, 695. 


Pavinc; Petition for a Bill for 
amending and enlarging Powers of Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered, 106. Presented, and 
read, 133. Committed, 183. Reported ; to be ingrossed, 319. 
Passed, 339. By the Lords, with Amendments, 380. Con- 
sidered, 385. Agreed to, 386. Royal Assent, 405. 

Petitions against ; From 
Gravesend, Inhabitants and Rate-payers of, 249 ; Gravesend 
and Milton, Owners and Occupiers of Land in; Referred, 291 ; 
Roxberry, William; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 232; 
Thames and Medway Canal, Proprietors of; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 291. 
































Petition of Rate-payers 
and Inhabitants of Gravesend and Milton, in favour, 297. 


Great CuHeELt Road. Vide TuNsTALL. 
GivENDALE Inclosure. 
Greenwicu HospPItTAL. 





Vide GivENDALE, GREAT. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES.) 
—- Railway. Vide Lonpon. 

Grieve, John Paine. Vide Recistry or VEssELs. 


GrirFin, John; Petition of John Griffin, brought up and read ; 
and the said Petition appearing to pray for Public Money, 
and the same not being recommended by the Crown, the 
Petition was not received, 694. 

Grices, William. Vide Lunatics. 


Gunsmitus; Petition of Individuals engaged in the manufac- 
ture of Gun-locks, in Darlaston, complaining of their Distress, 
and praying for Relief, 501. 

Gunton, William; Petition of William Gunton, com 
of the Loss of £.25. transmitted in a Letter to 


“ase 
through the Post Office, 535. 


ondon, 


30 &amp; 4° Will. 1V. Parl.11. Sess.1. A. 1833. 
ACKNEY Carniaces ; Petition of Inhabitants of the City 
of London, and the Streets —— thereto, for placing 
the Public Carriages of the Metropolis upon such a System as 
shall secure their becoming a Convenience and Accommoda- 
tion, instead of a Nuisance and Annoyance to the Public, 179. 


— Coacu Drivers; Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to consider the best means of regulating the con- 
duct of Drivers of le Cabriolets, Omnibuses 
and Stage-coaches in the Metropolis; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 553+ 

Vide CarriaGEs, Pustic. 

-Coacnes. Vide IRELAND. 

Hackney, Rate Payers and Vestry. 


HADDINGTONSHIRE Roads. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide ScoTLAND. 


Hannon and BentLey Road; Petition for a Bill for main- 
taining and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 45. Pre- 
sented, and read, 193. Committed, 247. Reported; to be 


ingrossed, 362. Passed, 368. Agreed to by the Lords, 414. 
Royal Assent, 470. 








Hatcoms, Mr. Vide Dover ELEctTion. 
Harr Pay. Vide SaLraries. REDUCTION OF. 
Hatipay, Joseph. Vide Lerrers PATENT. 
HaAuuipay, Patrick. Vide IRELAND. 


_HamsBuren Mareracss; Bill from the Lords to declare valid 


Marriages solemnized at Hamburgh since the Abolition of the 
British Factory there, 611. Read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, and to be printed, 614. Committed, 630. Com- 
mittee deferred, 640.648. Bill considered and reported with- 
out Amendment; Day appointed for Third Reading, 653. 
Passed, 658. Royal Assent, 670. 

Hamer, Henry. Vide Lunatics. 


Hamittron’s Estate. Vide Scortanp. 


Hammonp, William John. Vide Dramatic PERFORMANCES. 
Hampson, James. Vide THorn Fatcon Paris. 


Hanpb-Loom WEAvi1NG; Petitions complaining of Distress, and 
for the appointment of a Board of Trade to equalize, super- 
intend and regulate the Prices of Workmanship in the dif- 
ferent Departments of Hand-loom Weaving ; Poem Airdrie, 
342; Auchinleck ; Referred to Select Committee on Manufac- 
tures, Commerce and Shipping, 364; Ayr, 322; Baird, 
Thomas, 274; Balfron, &amp;c., 236; Bathgate, 236 ; Beith, 274; 
Belfast ; Referred, 432 ; Bolton, (two Petitions), 342 ; Bridge- 
town, 403; Calton, 322; Catrine, 274; Cumnock, 314; 
Crosshill, 274; Darvel, 291; Falkirk, &amp;c., 342; Galstown, 
274; Girvan, 274; Glasgow, 249. 334; Hamilton, 236; 
Johnstow, 259; Irvine, 220; Kilmarnock, 314; Kilwinning, 
274; Kirkintilloch, 322; Kirkintilloch; Referred, 364; La- 
nark, 236; Largs, 274; Larkhall, 249; Lochwinnoch, 449; 
Mauchline, 274; Maybole, 274; Moncton, &amp;c., 274; Neils- 
town, 274; Newton-near-Ayr, 274; Ochiltree, 274; Orwell, 
&amp;c.; Referred, 429 ; Paisley; Referred, 449; Perth, 269; Ren- 
frew ; Referred, 449 ; Rutherglen ; Referred, 394 ; Saint Evox, 
274; Saltcoats, 274; Stevenston, 314; Stewarton; Referred, 
394 ; Stonehouse, 201 ; Strathaven, &amp;c., 255; Tarbolton, 274; 
Torrens, &amp;c., 322 ; West Kilbride, 274; Whitburn; Referred, 
432- 

Haneine Lancrorp (Wilts) Lanns; Petition for a Bill for 
dividing, allotting and inclosing the same ; and Bill Ordered, 
7. Presented, and read, 11. Committed, 27. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed, 103. Passed, 124. Agreed to by the Lords, 
147. Royal Assent, 238. 

Harper, John. Vide Facrortes REGULATION, 

Harris, Thomas. Vide IRELAND. 

Harwicn Borovucn. Vide Erections. 


HaverrorpweEst Waterworks and Bridge; Petition for a 
Bill for supplying the said Town and Liberties with Water, 
and for erecting a Bridge over the River Dungleddayp; re- 


ferred to a Committee, 107. Reported; Bills ordered, 199. 
Vide infra. ' 





Bridge; Bill for erecting a Bridge over the 
River Dungleddau, within the Town and County of Haver- 
fordwest, and the Liberties thereof; Ordered, 199. Presented, 
and read, 209. Committed, 234. Time enlarged for Report, 
405. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed, 428. Passed, 436. By 
the Lords with Amendments, 510. Considered, 514. Agreed 
to, 515. Royal Assent, 531. 





Waterworks; Bill for supplying with Water 
the Town and County of Haverfordwest, and the Liberties 
thereof; Ordered, 199. Presented, and read, 208. Com- 
mitted, 257. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 398. 
Report further considered ; Bull to be ingrossed, 430. Passed, 
436. Bythe Lords, with Amendments, 501. Considered and 
agreed to, 504. Royal Assent, 531. 


Hawkers ; Petition of Licensed Hawkers, Tradesmen and In- 
habitants of Caistor, for Reduction of the Duties on Licenses 


granted to Hawkers, Pedlars and Petty Chapmen; To lie on 
the Table, 363. 


Hay Roads. Vide Ross. 
Hevecock, William. Vide Gravesenp CorPoRATION. 


Hetston Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing and im- 
proving the same; and Bill ordered, 68. Presented and Read, 
104. Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed, 176. 


Passed, 183. Agreed to by the Lords, 230. Royal Assent, 
238. 


Herne IMprovEeMENT ; Petition fora Bill for Paving, Cleans- 
ing and Lighting a certain portion of the said Parish; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 50. Reported; Bill ordered, 198. 
Presented, and read, 209. Committed, 356. Time enlarged 
for Report, 396. ‘Bill reported; to be ingrossed, 430. 
Passed, 449. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 487. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 490. Royal Assent, 531. 





— Petitions against; From Callan, Ed- 
ward ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 386. Loud, Henry ; 

Referred, and Counsel ordered, 386. 
Herrine Fisnery. Vide Accounts. 


Herrrorp Borovucu. Vide Erections. 


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HETHERINGTON, Henry; Petition of were | Hetherington, a 
Prisoner in the New Prison of Clerkenwell, for vending Un- 
stamped Publications, for the interference of the House to 
procure his liberation, 46. 


Hexuam Road. Vide GaTresuEap. 
Hinckiey Roads. Vide Rucsry. 


Hicusury-Ptace Road; Petition for a Bill for continuing 
Powers of Act; and Bill ordered, 80. Presented and read, 
190. Committed, 304. Reported; to be ingrossed, 991. 
Passed, 410. Agreed to by the Lords, 439. Royal Assent, 


470. 





Petitions against; .From Hanley, 
William ; Referred and Counsel ordered, 319. Shoreditch, 
(three Petitions), 210. 


HigHLaNo Roaps and Bripces. Vide ScoTLaNp. 
Hicuway Rates. Vide Mines. 


Hicuways; Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating 
to Highways in that part of Great Britain called England ; 
Ordered ; 124. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed, 126. Committed, 155. 
Committee defegred, 272. Order for Committee of the whole 
House read, aan discharged ; Bill committed toa Select Com- 
mittee, 297. Five to be the Quorum, 298. Members added, 
303. Bill reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 494. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 524, 563, 567, 577- Order for 
further consideration of Report read; Bill re-committed, 594 ; 
Considered ; Committee report progress, 595. Committee 
deferred, 601. Bill further considered ; Committee report 
propnees. 620. Bill put off for three months, 649. 

roceedings in Committee, 595, 620. 


Petitions referred ; 300, 364, 404, 475, 491. 








Petitions in favour; From Flixton, 315; Man- 

chester, (two Petitions), 269. 

Petitions against; From Asfield-with-Thorpe, 670 ; 
Athelington, 670; Badingham, 670; Bedfield, 670; Be- 
dingfield, 670; Birmingham, 645; Brandeston, 670; Bruis- 

ard, 670; Brundish, 670; Cransford, 670; Cretingham; 
teferred, 670; Denham, 670 ; Dennington, 670; Earl Soham, 
670; Framsden, 670 ; Hoo, 670; Horham, 670; Hoxne, 670; 

' Kenton, 670; Manchester; Referred, 475 ; Marlesford, 670; 
Monewden, 670; Monk Soham, 670; New Cross Turnpike 
Roads, Trustees of; Referred to Select Committee on Bill, 
300; Parham, 670; Saxtead, 670; Sheffield ; Referred, 404 ; 
Southolt, 670; Stradbrooke, 670; Tanningston, 670; Wilby, 
670; Winston, 670; Worlingworth, 670. 











Petition of Surveyors of the Highways of IIfra- 
combe, foran alteration of the Laws relative to the Diversion 
of Highways, 168. 


Petitions for the insertion of a Clause exempting 
the Inhabitants of Parishes through which Turnpike Roads 
run, from performing Statute Labour, or paying Composition 
in lieu thereof; From Aveton Gifford, 323; Blackawton, 
323; Brixham, 365; Churchstow, 323; Dartington, 323; 
Harberton, 323; Modbury, 323; Stoke Fleming, 318; 
Townstal, 318; West Alvington, 323; Woodleigh, 323. 











Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the 
County of Gloucester, for Provision in the Bill, to exempt 
Manure from Toll; 634. 





——— — Vide Accounts. 

— and Rating of Tenements Bills ; Petition of Own- 
ers of House Property in Liverpool, against; referred to the 
Committee on Highways Bill, 49). 





-Hose’s Point Pier. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Hoxsxirk, Parish of (Rorburgh.) Vide ScoT.anp. 

Hos Moor Lane Env Road. Vide Tapcaster Briper. 

Hosson, Joshua; Petitions complaining of the Imprisonment 
of Joshua Hobson, in Wakefield House of Correction, for 
selling Unstamped Publications; From Brady, T. P. &amp;c., 717; 
Nottingham, 727; Rawson, Thomas, 694; St. Marylebone, 
717, 733; Wakefield, 717. 

Hopces and Cucxrietp Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 69. Pre- 
sented, and read, 197. Committed, 227. Reported; to 
be ingrossed, 304. Passed, 308. Agreed to by the Lords, 
343- Royal Assent, 353. 

Houtman, Joseph Townshend. Vide Lise. 

Homes, Anna Maria. Vide Lunatics. 

Hottoway Road. Vide Kentisu Town. 

Hott, Washington ; Petition of Washington Holt, sunphvining 
of a — of Soap having been seized on his Premises, an 
praying for Inquiry, 413. 

Vide Soap. - 

HotyneapD Packets. Vide Accounts. 





— — and Howrn Packets; Petitions for Reduction of 
the Fares; From Anglesey, 358; London and Holyhead 
Mail Coach Contractors, 358. 





Hotyueap and Howtru Roads and Harbours. Vide Ac- 
counts. Suppty. 

Roads ; Acts relating thereto, read ; Bill for trans- 

ferring to the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods and 

Forests, the several Powers now vested in the Holyhead Road 

Commissioners ; Ordered, 575. Presented, and read; Day 

appointed for Second reading; and to be printed, 576. Se- 

cond reading deferred, 581. [Gill committed, 589. Con- 

sidered, 593. Reported, to be ingrossed; Day appointed 

for ‘Third reading, 596. Passed, 601. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 625. Royal Assent, 671. 

—— Vide Accounts, 

Homa@opatuy; Petition of John Borthwick Gilchrist, for an 
; nquiry into the new Science of Physic termed Homeeopathy, 

36. 

Hops. Vide Accounts. Matt. 

Tithe on. Vide TirHes ComMuTATION. 

Hornines and Captions. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Horse-sTEALING ; Petition of Joseph Mountain, for an Act to 
prevent Horse-stealing, 367. 

and SHEEP-STEALING. (Vide AppDREssEs, 88.) 

HoRSEMONGER-LANE GAOL. Vide FuRNIVAL, WILLIAM. 


Hosiery, Cut; Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers and 
Framework Knitters of Leicester, complaining of their Trade 
in “ Wrought Hose” being decreased by the substitution of 
a spurious article denominated “ Cut Hose,” and praying for 
relief, 562. 


HOUSE : 


——- attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of 
Peers appointed to open the Parliament, 3; to signify the 
King’s Approbation of Mr. Speaker elect, 5, 

~— elects a Speaker, 5. 


— attends His Majesty in the House of Peers at the 
opening of the Session, 5 ; at the close of the Session, 734. 


Motion, That the House do meet every day (except 
Saturdays) at 12 o’clock at noon, for Private Business, and for 
receiving Petitions, and do continue to sit until 3 o’clock, 
unless sooner adjourned; Debate thereupon adjourned, 9; 
Debate resumed ; Motion withdrawn, 94. 


—— Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Elec- 
tions, &amp;c. 37. Vide Constasies. Extcrions. Evi- 
DENCE. Footmen. Letrers. Mempers. PEeErs. 
PosTMASTER-GENERAL. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRAN- 
GERs. Votes. WITNESSES. 

—— Resolution of, That when the contents of a Petition 
have been opened, and the prayer stated by the Member who 
may have the charge of such Petition, Mr. Speaker do desire 
such Member to bring the same to the Table, and do then 
direct the Clerk to read it, without allowing any other Mem- 
ber to speak, or putting any Question upon such Petition, 
before the same shall have been read, unless it should appear 
to Mr. Speaker, or to any Member, that the matter of such 
Petition was in breach of the Privilege of the House, or that, 
according to the Rules and Orders of the House, such Peti- 
tion ought not to be received, in which cases the Question, 
“That the Petition be brought up,” be put, and agreed to, 
before such Petition be brought up, 10. 

— Resolution of, respecting the method to be ob- 
served when several Petitions complaining of undue Elections 
and Returns are offered to be presented at the same time, 13. 
Resolutions of, limiting the time for receiving Pe- 
tions for Private Bills, and Reports of Bills, 10. 

Resolutions of, relative to the mode of proceeding 
with respect to Orders of the Day and Notices, 76, 95, 551, 
688. 









































—_— 





— Resolution of, respecting Recognizances to be en- 
tered into by Persons presenting Election Petitions, 18. 


Resolution of, That if it shall appear that any Per- 
son hath been elected or returned a Member of this House, 
or endeavoured so to be by Bribery, or any other corrupt 
practices, the House will proceed with the utmost severity 
against all such Persons as have been wilfully concerned in 
such Bribery, or other corrupt practices, 38. 

— Resolution of, That all Persons who shall question 
any Return of Members to serve in the present Parliament, 
upon any allegation of Bribery or Corruption, and who shall 
in their Petition specifically allege any payment of Money or 
other reward, to have been made by any Member, or on his 
account, or with his privity, since the time of such Return, in 
pursuance or in furtherance of such Bribery or Corruption, 
may question 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 
fourteen days after the day when the House shall next meet, 10. 
Resolution of, That it appears to this House, that 




















Joseph Pease is entitled to take his Seat upon making his 

solemn Affirmation and Declaration to the effect of the Oaths 

directed to be taken at the Table of the House, 41. 
Resolution of, That it is the Opinion of this House, 


that the utmost attention to Economy in all the Branches of 
Public 











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HOUSE—continued. 


Public Expenditure which is consistent with the interest of 
the Public Service, is at all times a great and important 
duty, 42. 








Resolution of, That this House do meet every day, 
a Saturday, or such day as shall be appointed for Elec- 
tion Petitions being taken into consideration, at twelve o’clock 
at noon, for Private Business and Petitions, and do continue 
to sit until three o’clock, unless the Business be sooner dis- 
posed of, 95. 


Resolution of, That when such Business has been 
disposed of, if before three o’clock, or at three o’clock pre- 
cisely, notwithstanding there may be Business under discus- 
sion, Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair without putting any 
Question, 95. 


Resolution of, That Business thus interrupted be 
taken up again on the next Sitting Day, as an adjourned De- 
bate, in preference to other Business of the same kind, 95. 


————— Resolution of, That Mr. Speaker do resume the 
Chair at five o’clock, 95. 


Resolution of, That if a House be not formed be- 
fore a quarter past twelve o'clock, for the sitting between 
twelve and three, Mr. Speaker do then take the Chair, and 
count the House, and if twenty Members be not present, do 
adjourn the House till five o’clock ; and in like manner when 
the House is to meet at five o’clock, pursuant to adjournment, 
if the House be not formed before a quarter past five o’clock, 
Mr. Speaker do then take the Chair, and count the House, and 
if forty members be not then present, do adjourn the House 
till twelve o’clock the next day, unless such day be Saturday, 
in which case Mr. Speaker do adjourn the House to Monday 
at twelve o’clock, 95. 


Resolution of, That when Mr. Speaker resumes the 
Chair at five o’clock, or a House is formed at five o’clock, 
pursuant to adjournment, the House will immediately proceed 
to the Business of the day set down in the Order Book, 95. 

Resolution of, That Committees have power to 
sit from ten o’clock in the forenoon until five o’clock in the 


afternoon, and have leave to sit during the sitting of the 
House, 95. 


Resolution of, That this House do meet on a cer- 


tain day at twelve o’clock, pursuant to the said Resolutions, 
95- 


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Resolution of, That a Select Committee be ap- 
agers at the commencement of each Session, to which shall 
e referred all Petitions presented to the House, with the 
exception of such as complain of undue Returns, or relate to 
Private Bills; and that such Committee do classify the same, 
and prepare Abstracts of the same in such form and manner 
as shall appear to them best suited to convey to the House 
all requisite information respecting their contents, and do 
report the same from time to time to the House; and that 
such Reports do in all cases set forth the number of signa- 
tures to each Petition: and that such Committee have power 
to direct the printing zm extenso of such Petitions, or of such 
parts of Petitions as shall appear to require it, 95. 


Resolution of, That in this present Session of Par- 
liament, all Orders of the Day set down in the Order Book 
for Mondays and Fridays, shall be disposed of before the 
House will proceed upon any Motions of which Notices shall 
be entered in the Order Book, 95. 


Resolution of, That, upon a Division, those who 
question the decision of Mr. Speaker, do go forth, 102. 


Resolution of, That on days appointed for taking 
into consideration any Election Petition, no Member, having 
been present at Prayers, shall be allowed to keep any place 
for himself unless he shall be present, and shall attend the 
service of the House during the Ballot, 144. 


Resolution of, That every Member presenting a 
Petition do affix his name at the beginning thereof, 
1g0. 























—— Resolution of, That in all future vacancies of sine- 
cure offices in the Civil and Colonial Service of the Country, 
no new appointments to such vacant offices shall be made 
with any salary, fees, or emoluments thereto attached, 286. 


Resolution of, That no person shall receive any 
salary, fee, or other emolument from any office to which he 
may be hereafter appointed, the duties of which are or shall 
be performed by deputy, 286. 

— Resolution of, That it is the opinion of this House, 
that any alteration in the Monetary System of the Country 
which would have the effect of lowering the Standard of 
Value, would be highly inexpedient and dangerous, 306. 


Resolution of, That it is the opinion of this House, 
that the Duty upon Malt be reduced to 10 s. the quarter, 317. 





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— Resolution of, That the deficiency in the Revenue 
which would be occasioned by a reduction of the Tax on 
Malt to 10s. the quarter, and by the repeal of the Tax on 
Houses and Windows, could only be supplied by the substi- 
tution of a general Tax on Property and Income, and an ex- 


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tensive change in our whole financial system, which would at 
present be inexpedient, 329. 


— Resolution of, That an humble Address be pre- 
sented to His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to 
give directions to the Attorney-General for Ire/and to prose- 
cute James Lisle for bribery and corrupt practices during the 
late Election for the Borough of Newry, 365. 


(Vide ADDRESSES, §.) 
-—— Resolution of, That in this present Session of Par- 
liament all Orders of the Day set down in the Order Book 
for Wednesdays, be disposed of before the House will proceed 
upon any Motions of which Notices shall be entered in the 
Order Book, 476. 


—-~ Resolution of, That in all cases where a Select 
Committee, appointed to try the merits of an Election for any 
County, City, or Borough, report to this House that they have 
altered the Poll, by adding or striking out the names of any 
Voters on such Poll, Mr. Speaker shall issue his directions 
thereupon to the Clerk of the Peace, Town Clerk, or other 
officer, as the case may be, with whom the Register of the 
Voters of such County, City, or Borough is deposited, to 
alter and amend such Register, by striking out the names of 
such Voters as have been struck off the Poll, and by adding 
such names as have been added to the Poll, by such Select 
Committee, 476. 


— Resolution of, That during the remainder of this 
Session, this House will proceed upon Orders of the Day at 
the Sittings between twelve and three, in addition to the 
Business already appointed to be done at those Sittings, 551. 
— Resolution of, That Petitions shall have precedence 
of the Orders of the Day on Mondays and Wednesdays, and 
that Orders of the Day have precedence of Petitions on 
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 551. 

Resolution of, That whenever this House shall be 

eaten upon any Order of the Day, the Business before 
elect Committees shall be suspended, 551. 

Resolution of, That it is expedient that Sugar be 
admitted for refining, under lock, for the purpose of Expor- 
tation, 599. 

—————— Resolution of, That, whilst this House acknow- 
ledge with satisfaction, that, by reductions in the Public Ex- 
penditure, and by the financial arrangements carried into 
effect, Taxes exceeding an annual amount of £.3,000,000, 
have been repealed during the last and the present Sessions, 
they feel it their duty again to affirm their determination to 
adhere to the just principles of a wise economy, and to apply 
those principles to all Departments of the State, paying due 
regard to the National Engagements, and to the interests of 
the Public Service, 615. 


— Resolution of, That during the remainder of the 
resent Session, Orders of the Day do take precedence of: 
otices of Motions, 688. 


informed that the Sheriffs of London attended at 
the Door, 217. 544. 


- —— that Medical Persons attended at the 
Door, 247. 324. 385. 427- 
adjourns for want of forty Members, 360. 397. 426. 
429- 455+ 457- 465. 519. 529. 615. 619. 673. 716. 
— resolves at rising to adjourn; Till a quarter before 
four in the same afternoon, 31 ; Till five, 265. 


till a certain day, 27. 
47- 110. 136. 153. 173. 205. 239. 266. 329. 344. 372. 407. 
433+ 445- 467. 487. 511. 532. 651. 569. 589. 607. 629. 723. 
sits post meridiem, 31. 

— till after twelve, 11. 48. 133. 169. 441. 

— till half after twelve, 102. 153. 464. 

till a quarter before one, 20. 30. 61. 

till near one, 256. 278. 294. 391. 408. 604. 

till one, 44. 139. 198. 

till after one, 146. 149. 165. 311. 327. 448. 








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553+ 597+ 





till a quarter after one, 571. 

till half after one, 131. 136. 248. 283. 287. 300, 
374. 489. 498. 513. 547. 586. 614. 669. 

till a quarter before two, 157. 564. 576. 

till near two, 174. 216. 367. 436, 453. 486. 583. 











664. 





till two, 504. 549. 579- 590- 

till after two, 142. 205. 219, 265. 346. 477. 
494- 527- 538. 542. 633. 640. 

till a quarter after two, 193. | 

till half after two, 229. 241. 303. 338. 356. 417- 
474. 483. 518. 534. 644. 

till a quarter before three, 679. 

till near three, 27. 182. 186. 384. 401. 561+ 
567. 594- 601. 649. 659. 

till three, 421. 699. 




















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INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 


[A. 1833. 





HOUSE—continued. 
sits till after three, 467. 689. 
till a quarter after three, 307. 559. 609. 
- till four, 331. 
to be called over; Members not attending to be 
sent for in custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 109. 503. 
called over, 130. 
interrupted in their proceedings; by Reports from 
Election Committees, 139; by the Clerk of the Crown 
amending Returns, 307. 356; by the Counsel and Agents 
on an Election Ballot returning with the reduced List, 328. 
422; by Messages from the Lords, 422. 696; by a Message 
from His Majesty to attend Him in the House of Peers at the 
close of the Renten, 734. 


gives leaves to certain Members to attend Commit- 
tees at the Lords, 234. 324. 

communicates Reports, &amp;c. to the Lords, 39. 98. 
510. 722. 733- 
—— examines persons at the Bar, 218. 


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Motion, that the House do now adjourn; question 
Neg. thereupon, 20. §25. 





—- Withdrawn, 
525- 
—— Motion for Call of the House, withdrawn, 417. 
541. 





Motion, that at the sittings of the House from 
twelve till three o’clock in the afternoon, twenty Members be 
sufficient to form a House; Withdrawn, 473. 


desires Conferences with the Lords, 488. 





doth not insist on their Amendments to Bills, 651. 


Vide Accounts. CLERK or THE House. Lorps. 


Members. SeErRJEANT. SPEAKER. 


House anv Winpvow Taxes; Petitions for the Repeal 
thereof; From Barnard Castle, 403; Bath, 37. 342. 437; 
Battle, 457; Bathwick, 109; Berwick-upon-Tweed, 280 ; 
Bethnal Green, 328. 393; Bilston, 197; Bodmin, &amp;c., 393 ; 
Bodmin, John, 540; Bloomsbury, 296; Braintree, &amp;c., 296 ; 
Bridgewater, 280; Brighton, 256; Bristol, 269. 419. 427; 
ee tet 296; Cambridge, 125; Carmarthen, 351 ; 
Chatham, 351; Cheap, 233; Chelsea, 177; Cheltenham, 168; 
Chipping Barnet, 329; Clerkenwell, 12; Covent Garden, 
305 ; Cranbrook, 228; Cripplegate, 556; Deptford, (two Pe- 
titions,) 235; Derby, 327; Dover, 351; Dumfries, 280; 
Durham, 342; Finsbury, 328 ; Gloucester, 275. 329; Green- 
wich, 234; Hackney, 258; Hampstead, 249; Harrogate, 71; 
Hastings, &amp;c., 258. 437; Hendon, 535; Hereford, 168 ; 
Hunt, Samuel, 211; Holbeach, 289; Holmes, John, 396; 
Holywell, 403; Honiton, 427; Ilminster, 329; Keating, 
Ann, 540; Key, Sir John; Chairman of a meeting of In- 
habitant Householders of London, Westminster and other 

laces, 322; Kingston-upon-Hull, 322; Knaresborough, 12; 
Leaks 249 ; a End, &amp;c., 329; Leamington Priors, 
351; Liberty of the Rolls, (Middleser) 460; Lincoln, 432 ; 
Liverpool, 322 ; London, 314. 432. 406; London, Corporation 
of, 217; Lyncombe and Widcombe, 71; Maidstone, 280; 
Marylebone, 598; Newark-upon-Trent, 329; Newington, 
249; New Sarum, 296; Norwich, 296; Oxford, 280. 327. 
329, 390; Paddington, 329; Plymouth, 322; Poole, 449; 
Queensferry, 379; Ratcliff, 215; Rogers, John Benjamin, 
469; Rotherham, 289; Saint Anne, Westminster, 37. 504; 
Saint Bride, London, 328; Saint Clement Danes, 465 ; Saint 
George, Middlesex, 220; Saint James, Westminster, 327 ; 
Saint John, Westminster, 598 ; Saint Luke, Middlesex, 201 ; 
Saint Margaret, Westminster, 329; Saint Martin-in-the- 
Fields, 327 ; Saint Marylebone, 258. 296. 329 ; Saint Mary- 
le-Strand, 269; Saint Sepulchre, Middlesex, 329; Scar- 
borough, 187; Shadwell, 220; Shipdham, 289; Shoreditch, 
32. 328; Sidmouth, 240; Southwark, 220. 235; Stockbridge, 
329; Stoke Damerel, 290; Stoke-upon-Trent, 329; Tavis- 
tock, 342; Walcot, 37; Wapping, 328; Warrington, 393 ; 
Warwick, 351; Whitechepel, 393; Winchelsea, 465; Wood- 
gate, William, 393; Worcester, 309; Worthing, 109; 
Yeovil, 342. 


= Petition of Merchants, Traders 
and Inhabitants of the Burgh of Forres, for exempting Houses 
not having more than ten Windows: and also for the repeal of 
the Stamp Duty on Receipts for Sums under 501., 379. 


, Petitions for extending to Pro- 
prietors of Schools, an equal measure of alleviation with res- 
pect to the House and Window Tax, to that the House may 


afford to Shopkeepers ; From France, Joseph, 418. Rogers, 
John Benjamin, 469. 











’ Petition of Members of the 
Political Union of Sheffield, for the Repeal of the House and 
Window Tax, and the Duty on Malt, 289. 


, — Motion; That it is expedient 
to grant relief to His Majesty’s Subjects, by repealing that 
portion of the Assessed Taxes charged on Inhabited Houses 





and Windows; Amendment proposed and made; Main 


Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution thereupon, 
329. Vide infra. 





Resolution ; That the deficiency 
of the Revenue, which would be occasioned by a Reduction 
of the Tax on Malt, to 10s. the Quarter; and by the Repeal 
of the Tax on Houses and Windows, could only be aie 
by the substitution of a general Tax on Property and Income ; 
and an extensive change in our whole Financial System, which 
would at present be inexpedient; 329. 


Motion; That it is the opinion 
of this House, that all Taxes upon Houses and Windows 
should cease on the 5th October 1833; Amendment proposed, 
and withdrawn; Main Question Neg. thereupon, 419. 


VideINuHABITEDHovssE Dury. 








Matt. Winpow Tax. 


Hovuss or Commons; Select Committee appointed to whom 
shall be referred the Report from the Select Committee ap- 
pointed in the last Session to consider the possibility of 
making the House of Commons more commodious and less 
unwholesome; To send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Report referred, 148. Mem- 
bers added, 160. 230. Power to Report Minutes of Evi- 
dence; Report, with Resolutions ; Report to lie on the Table ; 
And to be printed, 381. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Wingham, 
for increasing the accommodation therein, by the erection of 
a more spacious edifice, 248. 


Motion; That the present House of 
Commons does not afford adequate accommodation for its 
Members, due regard being had to their health and general 
convenience, and to the despatch of Public Business, and 
that it is therefore necessary to erect a new building; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon; 541. 

Motion; That it is desirable, in the 
Opinion of this House, that a Corridor, of as large dimen- 
sions as may be practicable and convenient, be constructed 
round the exterior of this House, with doors to communicate 
with the interior, opposite to the gangway, and at the present 
side doors; Motion withdrawn, 676. 


Officers and Fees; Select Committee 

appointed to take into consideration the Fees, Salaries and 
moluments received by the Officers and Public Servants of 

the House of Commons, and the Fees, Charges and Expenses 
of passing Bills through Parliament; and to Report their 
opinion thereupon to the House, 185. To send for Persons, 
Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum, 186. Mem- 
bers added, 335. Petition referred, 623. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit on a certain day, notwithstanding the sitting of 
the House, 641. Power to Report Minutes of Evidence; 
Report, To lie on the Table ; aad to be printed, 660. 

Houses Rated at £.10. Vide Accounts. 

Untenanted ( Westminster). Vide Accounts. 


Hovse Tax; Petition of Vestrymen of Saint James, West- 
minster, for the Repeal thereof; 542. 


Howtrn Packets. Vide HotyweEaD. 


Hussarp, Samuel. Vide GravEsEND and Mitton CHaARI- 
TIES. GRAVESEND and Mitton CorporRATION, 


HuppERSFIELD Volunteers. Vide VoLUNTEERS. 
Hume, James. Vide Assessep TAxEs. 


Hutt and Bevertey Road; Petition fora Bill for maintain- 
ing the same; and Bill ordered, 48. Presented, and read, 




















207. Committed, 319. Reported; to be ingrossed, 368. 
Passed, 401. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 
47}. 


Humpurey, William; Petition of William Humphrey, com- 
laining of his having been refused a License to open a 
Viebauliinae lini by the Magistrates of Chichester, 513. 


Huntiey Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing and im- 
proving the same; and Bill ordered, 106. Presented and 
read, 209. Committed, 234. Reported; to be ingrossed, 
360. Passed, 375. Agreed to by the Lords, 414. Royal 
Assent, 470. 


Hussanpry Horses; Petition of Market Gardeners of Dept- 
ford and other places, for exempting them from the Duty on 
Horses, Mares, Geldings and Mules, 624. 


Hutrcuinson’s Craim. Vide East INpDIA. 


Hype and Mottram Road; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing and improving the same; and Bill ordered, 
106. Presented, and read, 134. Committed, 140. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed, 199. Passed, 210. Agreed to by the Lords, 
248. Royal Assent, 252. 





Petition of the Trustees of the 


Manchester and Buxton Road, against; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 157. 


Hype Smaut Desrs; Petition for a Bill for the more easy 
and speedy Recovery of Small Debts within the said Town ; 
referred to a Committee, 50. Reported; Bill ordered, 147. 
Presented ; and read, 150. Committed ; Leave to Care 

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IN DEX ¢@o the EIGHTY- EIGHTH VOLUME. 





Hype Smatt Dests—continued. 


to sit and to report on or before a certain day, 590. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed, 617. Passed, 619. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 646. Considered and agreed to, 
650. Royal Assent, 671. 


Jamaica. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 89, 90.) 


JarpineE, John; Petition of John Jardine, complaining of cer- 
tain acts of oppression by the Magistrates of Chichester, and 
for an Inquiry, 519. 

Jerrerson, John. Vide Cuancery, Court of. 

Jesuits. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 91.) 


Jewisn Civit Disasitities; House resolves immediately to 
go into a Committee to consider of the Civil Disabilities 
affecting Persons professing the Jewish religion; Proceeding 
in Committee, 282. Resolution reported and agreed to ; Bill 
ordered, 287. Vide infra. 





Bill for the Relief of His Ma- 
jesty’s subjects professing the Jewish religion ; Ordered, 287 ; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed, 293. Second Reading deferred, 331. Bill 
committed, 426. Committee deferred, 445. 466. 472. 477. 
485. 503- 533- Bill considered, 525. Report deferred, 533. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, §37- Third Reading dothuved, 563. 569. 574. 682. Bill 
passed, 592. 

Proceedings in Committee, 525. 


— Petitions against; From Cam- 


bridge, University of, 444; East Retford, 524; Halsall, 
James, 411. 








Petitions in favour; From Bos- 

ton, 450; Davis, David, 605 ; Sunderland, &amp;c., 403. 

Jews, Petitions for Repeal of the Laws that exclude the Jews 
from a full and equal participation in Civil and Political 
Rights; From Ashton-under-Lyne, 221; Birmingham, 280; 
Brighton, 255. 280; Bristol, 233; Bury (Lancaster) 315; 
Canterbury, 425 ; Chatham, 186 ; Committee of the Protes- 
tant Society for the Protection of Religious Liberty, 12; De- 
vonport, &amp;c. 290; Doctors’ Commons, 344; Dudley, 196; 
Edinburgh, 425; Franklin, Emanuel, &amp;c. 290; Goldsmid, 
Isaac Lyon, 169; Hamilton, Joseph Michael, 378 ; Sheffield, 
460; Kingston-upon-Hull (two Petitions), 255; Lambeth, 
274; Leeds, 280; Liverpool, 189. 274. 351; London (two 
Petitions), 281 ; London, Jews resident in and near, 32 ; Man- 
chester (two Petitions), 178 ; Norwich, 280; Parsons, Wil- 
liam, 269; Penzance, 343; Portsmouth and Portsea, 178; 
Portsmouth, Jews in, 178; Solomon, Moses, 178; South- 
wark, 280; Stalybridge, 200; Swansea (two Petitions), 280; 


Toxteth, 221; Truro, 281; Waterford, 378; Westminster, 
200. 269. 


—--— Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants of Portsmouth 
and Portsea, against the admission of Jews into Parliament,179. 


Petition of Joseph Sload, that the House will not grant 
Citizenship tothe Jews, 245. 


IMPEACHMENT OF Ministers. Vide MINISTERS. 


ImrPERiAL BusHEL; Petition of Farmers of the City and 
Neighbourhood of Peterborough, complaining of the Saiaey 
they sustain by the alteration of the Bushel from the Win. 
chester to the Imperial Measure, 296. 


IMPERIAL CoNTINENTAL Gas AssoctaTIoN; Petition for 
leave to present a Petition for a Bill for granting certain 
Powers to the said Association ; Referred to a Committee, 150. 
Reported; Leave given, 161. Petition presented accordingly; 
Referred to a Committee, 166. Reported ; Bill ordered, 194. 
Presented, and read, 208. Committed, 295. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed, 334. Passed, 339; by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 454. Considered and agreed to, 456. Royal Assent, 
479. 





Gas Licgut Company. Vide Accounts. 
IMPORTATION oF Corn. Vide Corn. 


IMPRESSMENT OF SEAMEN. ,Vide Navau IMPRESSMENT. 
SeaMEN, Impressment of. 


IncLosureE Awarps; Bill for remedying a defect in Titles to 
Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments allotted, 
sold, divided or exchanged, under Acts of Inclosure, for want 
of the Award not having been enrolled within the time limited 
by the several Acts; Ordered, 466. Presented, and read 
Day appointed for Second Reading and to be printed, 467 ; 
Second Reading deferred, 477. Bill committed, 481. Com- 
mittee deferred, 493. 498. 503. 508. Bill considered, 512. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 518. Passed, 526; by the Lords, with an Amendment, 
715. Considered, 720. Agreed to, 721. Royal Assent, 726. 


————— Biu1s; Motion, That the Committee, on every In- 
closure Bill, shall in their Report certify whether a portion of 
land, as near to the village as conveniently may be, and not 
less than in the proportion of one acre to every twenty-five 
inhabitants, according to the last Population Census, has been 
by such Bill directed to be allotted out of the commonable 
lands or waste grounds to the Incumbent of the Living and 
the Parish Officers for the time being, and the Owners of one 
hundred acres of Land in such Parish, as Trustees, in trust 
to let the same in small portions at low Rents toall Lab’ rs 





resident in the Parish who may be desirous of hiring the 
same, such Rents to be paid to the Parish Officers for the 
time being, in aid of the see Rates ; or whether there be any 
special reason why such Allotment cannot conveniently or 
properly be made in that particular instance; Debate there- 
upon adjourned, 365. Further adjourned, 399. 417. 434+ 451. 


InpEMNity; Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United 
Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for certain 
Offices and Employments; Ordered, 246. Presented and 
Read; Day appointed for second Reading,247. Committed, 
253. Considered, 261. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 266. Passed 273. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 352. 


INDENTURES OF APPRENTICESHIP. Vide APPRENTICESHIP. 


INFIRMARIES. Vide IRELAND. 


InnaABitTED Hovse Durty; Petition of Inhabitants of Durham 
for the repeal thereof, 499. 


INHERITANCE; Bill for the Amendment of the Law of Inhe- 
ritance; Ordered, 42. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed, 145. Committed, 164. 
Order for Committee of the whole House, read and discharged ; 
Bill committed to a Select Committee ; Five to be the quorum, 
227. Members added, 240. Bill reported and recommitted ; 
Bill as amended, to be printed, 316. Committee deferred, 
354- Bill considered, 382. Reported, 389; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 390. Passed, 416. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 727. Considered, and agreed 
to, 728. Royal Assent, 734. 


INLAND NavicaTion. Vide IRELAND. 


INNKEEPERS ; Petitions complaining of the Inequality of the 
Taxes levied upon them, and for relief ; From Berry Pomeroy, 
348; Bristol, 425; Essex, 297; Halwell, 348; Harrowgate, 
438; Hastings, 378; Henley-upon-Thames, 315; Isle of 
Wight, 505; Lambeth, &amp;c. 343; Peckham, &amp;c. 343; Read- 
ing, 414; Staverton, 348. 


Inns oF Court. Vide BARRisTeRS aT Law. 


INsotvENT Destrors Court. Vide Accounts. Ross 
George. Suppty. 
INSTRUCTIONS: 





to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
in Bills to make Provision, 421. 687. 





to Committees, on Bills to make Provision, 
310. 328. 





of the whole House, on Bills to 


make Provision, 292. 452. 472. 526. 631. 638. 658. 662. 668. 
687. 699. ; 





to Select Committees, to make Provision, 439. 
601. 





to a Committee of the whole House, to receive 
a Clause, 711. 





to Committees of the whole House, to divide 
Bills into two Bills, 545. 559. 





to a Select Committee, to report Opinion from 
time to time, 38. 





to Select Committees, to report on particular 
Matters, 110. 144. 





—— toa Committee of the whole House, to hear 
Counsel and examine Witnesses, 529. 

INVERNESS STATUTE LABouR. Vide ScoTLAND. 

Joint Stock Banks. Vide Accounts. 

Jones, Frederick. Vide Bristot, Court of ConsciENcE. 


Ion1an Istanps; Petition of Merchants of London, trading 
with the Mediterranean, for reduction of the duty on Currants, 
to the same rate as in 1806, by taking off the War Duty ; 
562. 


JOURNALS : 





To be printed, 36. 


Committee appointed to inspect the Jour- 
nals of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings 
upon the Fyfield Road Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 339. 


Report, 351- 








Committee appointed to inspect the Jour- 
nals of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings 
upon the Clonmel Road Bill; Three to be the Quorum, 468. 
Report, 474. 

Vide CLeRk of the House. 


Ipswicn and Ortey Bottom Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same; and Bill 
ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 105. Committed, 130. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 162. Passed,171. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 195. Royal Assent, 238. 





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IRELAND: 


- (ABSENTEE EXPENDITURE.) Motion for ap- 
pointing a Select Committee to inquire into the amount of the 
various forms of Absentee Expenditure, by which Ireland is 
afflicted, to ascertain its effects on the prvepentty of that 
country, and on the happiness of the people, and to discover 
a remedy, if possible, for the evils it occasions ; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 566. 


(AnTRIM RoaDs.) Petition for a Bill for making 
and repairing several Roads in the Counties of Antrim, Louth 
and Londonderry ; Referred to a Committee, 99. Petition of 
Earl O’Neill against the application for a Bill, 147. 


(ARREAR OF TITHES.) Vide TITHES ARREAR. 
(ATHLONE BorouGu.) Petition of Inhabitants of 


Athlone, complaining of certain Military Regulations in force 
in that Borough, 674. 


(ATHLONE BRIDGE.) Petition of Thomas Flana- 
gan, complaining of the state of that Bridge, 505. 
(ATHLUNKARD BRIDGE.) Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 108. 


(ATKINSON, Aaron.) Vide LABOURERS WAGES. 





Poor. 
(ATTORNIES.) Petitionof the President and others 


of the Irish Law Society, praying the House to pass a Bill 


which will carry the principle of the assimilation of the English 
and Irish Currency Act into full operation in Ireland, in rela- 
tion to the Fees of practising Attornies and Solicitors, and for 
increasing the Jurisdiction of the Local Courts, 237. 


(BALTINGLASS RoaD.) Vide DUBLIN. 


(BANK OF IRELAND.) Petition of the Rev. Eugene 
O'Reilly, complaining of the rejection by the Bank of Ireland 
of a Power of Attorney for the transfer of Stock, on the 

round of its being witnessed by a Roman Catholic Clergyman 
instead of a Protestant one, 177. 


— (BARRETT, Richard.) Vide SHERIFFS ACT. 
(BEER.) Vide SPIRITS. 


— (BeEvrastT CoRPORATION.). Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Belfast, for an inquiry into the Charitable Funds in 
the hands of that Corporation; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Municipal Corporations, 273. 


—— (Be._rast WATER WoRKS.) Petition for a Bill 
for better supplying the said town with Water; Referred to 
a Committee, 107. 


(BRENNAN, John.) Petition of John Brennan, com- 
plaining of having been obstructed in his duty by the Con- 
stabulary Police, 71. 

(ButTTER TRADE.) Petition of Merchants, Traders 

and others, concerned in the Butter Trade of Sligo, for repeal 
of Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 88, and for amendment of Act 10 Geo. IV. 
c. 41, for the regulation of the Butter Trade; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Manufactures, Commerce and Ship- 
ping, 504. 
— (CALLAN CORPORATION.) Petition of George 
Walker, complaining of the abuses existing in that Corpora- 
tion; Referred to the Select Committee on Municipal Cor- 
porations, 57. 


(CARLow County.) Vide Evrections. 
—— (CARLOW ROADS.) Vide CLONMEL. 


(CARLOW, &amp;c. ROADS.) Petition for Bill, read ; 
Bill for more effectually repairing several Roads in the coun- 
ties of Carlow, Kilkenny and Tipperary, and also the Road 
from the Town of Clonmel, through the county of Waterford, 
to the Cross Roads of Knocklofty, in the said County of Tip- 
perary ; Ordered, 474. Presented, and read, 479. Com- 
mitted ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed upon a certain 
day ; 508. Motion for adding the Members on the Leinster 
List to the Committee; Motion withdrawn; 518. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 534. Passed, 538. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 556. Royal Assent, 559. 














Petitions against; From 
Bianconi, Charles, 483 ; Carrick-on-Suir, 534 ; Clonmel, 527; 
Thurles, 606; Tipperary, 514. 


(CARRICKFERGUS BorouGHu.) Petition of Free- 
men of Carrickfergus, denying their participation in the alleged 
Acts of Bribery, and praying that the Franchise may be con- 
tinued to them, 429. 








Vide ELEcTions. 


(CARRICK-ON-SUIR.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Carrick-on-Suir, praying that when the House shall possess 
the right of conferring or transferring representation, they will 
take the claims of the said Town into consideration, 591. 


(CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS.) 
Vide HARRIS, Thomas. 


(CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT.) Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Fenwick, for the abolition thereof, 315. 


sw 


(CHURCH OF IRELAND.) Motion for bringing in 
a Bill to alter'and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities 
of the Church in Ireland; Amendment proposed, but not 
made; Main Question agreed to; Bili ordered; 35. Vide 


infra. 


Bill to alter and amend 





the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 35. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 154. Second Reading deferred, 
167,181. Order for Second Reading read, and discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 185. 





Petitions against; From 
Albury, 168; Bandon, 221; Bristol, Deanery of,221; Canter- 
bury, Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 316; Carrickfergus, 315; Clona- 
kilty, 245; Cork and Ross, Clergy of Diocese of, 245; Dublin, 
245; Dublin, Archdeacons &amp;c. of Diocese of, 323; Durham, 
Archdeacon and Clergy of, 269; Elphin, 221 ; Elphin, Clergy 
of Diocese of, 245; Ferns, 262; Foxford, 221; Kilkenny, 245; 
Killala (two Petitions), 221 ; Killala and Achonry, Bishop, &amp;c. 
of, 323; Killaloe, &amp;c. Deans and others of, 323 ; Killoskully, 
275; Kinsale, 262; Larah, 221; Lismore, Archdeacon, &amp;c. 
of, 323; M‘Crea, Benjamin, 262; Meath, 245; Newport 
(Tipperary), 323; Ossory, Clergy of Diocese of, 245; Pen- 
zance, 221; Ratoath, Union of,245; Sarum, 285; Stow, Clergy 
of Deanery of, 327; Surrey, Members of Archdeaconry of, 
275; Wilts, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 275. 





Petition of Inhabitants 
of Penzance, in favour, 290. 


Petitions for the abolition 





of the present Church Establishment of Ireland, and for the 
appropriation of its Revenues to the wants of the State; From 
Abernethy, 379; Kelso, 129; Leslie, 129; Puisley, 477; 
Strathmiglo, 394. 


Petitions for a reform in 





the Church of Ireland; From Angus and Mearns, Synod of, 
437; Denny, 437. 








(PRECEDENTS Com- 
MITTEE.) Select Committee appointed to examine the pre- 
cedents, and to report their opinion, whether the Bill to alter 
and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the 
Church in Ireland, should, by the Rules and Orders of the 
Ilouse, have originated in a Committee of the whole House, 
167. Five to be the Quorum, 168. Report; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 185. 


(CHURCH RATES.) Vide TITHES. 


(CuurcH SERVICE.) Petitions that the public 
preaching of the Gospel be conducted in the Irish language, 
in those parts of Ireland where Irish is spoken, and best un- 
derstood ; From Dunoon, 478; Glasgow and Ayr, Synod of, 
384; Inverness, Presbytery of, 425; Irish Society of London, 
450; Kilmanivaig, 509; Munro, John, 334; Perth, &amp;c. Synod 
of, 379- 


— (CHURCH TEMPORALITIES.) House resolves to 
5° into a Committee upon a certain day, to consider of the 

aws relating to the Temporalities of the Church in Ireland, 
185. Committee deferred, 213. Order for Committee read ; 
The King’s Recommendation signified; Oath taken by Mem- 
bers of the House professing the Roman Catholic Religion, 
read ; Matter considered ; Committee report Progress ; 246. 
Further considered, 256. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered ; 261. Vide mfra. 

Proceedings in Committee, 246, 256. 


Bill to alter and 





amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the Church 
in Ireland; Ordered, 261. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
ointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 299. Second 
Resting deferred, 326, 331, 345- Bill committed, 354. Order 
for Committee, read ; King’s consent signified ; Bill considered 
in Committee ; Committee report Progress; 381. Committee 
deferred, 399, 408, 434. Bill further considered ; Committee 
report Progress; 416. Committee deferred, 420, 451, 463, 
472,488. Bill further considered; Committee report Progress ; 
492, 497- Motion for reading the Order of the day for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee ; Motion withdrawn ; 
502. Bill further considered ; Committee report Progress ; 
§02, 511, 512, 517. Bill further considered; and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 521. Further consideration of Re- 

ort deferred, 533, 541. Order for further consideration of 

eport, read; Bill re-committed; considered; Committee 
report Progress; 547- Committee deferred 548. Bill further 
considered ; Committee report Progress; 550. Bill further 
considered, 550. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 551. Passed, 557. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 616. Day appointed for considering them ; 
Amendments to be printed; 618. Amendments considered, 
625. Agreed to, with an Amendment, 629. Amendment 
agreed to by the Lords, 638. Royal Assent, 670. 


Proceedings in Committee, 492, 497, 502, 511, 512; 
516, 521, 547, 550, 551. 





Petition 











3&amp;4W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the ErGuty-r1igHuTru VoLuMR. 











IRELAN D—continued. 


Petition of the Dean of 
Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, for postponing the consideration of 
the measure for a month, 219. 








Three Petitions from 


Waterford, suggesting certain alterations therein, 309. 


— Petitions against; From 
Ardcarne, &amp;c., 353; Abbey Strowry, &amp;c., 432 ; Armagh, Arch- 
bishop and Clergy of Diocese of 353; Ardagh, Dean and 
Clergy of Diocese of, 353; Bedminster, Clergy in the Deanery 
of, 428; Beaulieu, Louth, 353; Buckingham, Archdeacon, 
&amp;c., of, 511; Bath, Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 457; Boroughbridge, 
Clergy of Deanery of, 504; Baker, Arthur, 443; Barnstaple, 
381; Cork, 353, 511; Clogher, Clergy of Diocese of, 353; 
Cork and Ross, we of Diocese of, 402 ; Carlisle, Clergy of 
Diocese of, 351 ; Charleville, &amp;c., 353; Coventry, Archdeacon, 
&amp;e. of, 479; Colchester, Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 412; Chester, 
Clergy of, 353; Clonmel, 353; Cork (two Petitions) 355; 
Cambridge, 403; Cork (two Petitions), 429; Cambridge, 
University of, 381; Cloyne, Bishop and Clergy of Diocese of, 
381; Carigaline, 429; Cornwall, 428; Cashel and Emly, 
Archbishop and Clergy of Diocese of, 353; Kerrier, &amp;c., 
Clergy of Deanery of, 381; Drummully, 353; Dublin, 353; 
Dundee, 530; Dorset, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 353; 
Dromore, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 353; Dublin, Under- 
tenants of Diocese of, 429; Down and Connor, Clergy of the 
Diocese of, 429 ; Duleek, 353 ; Vunblane, Presbytery of, 353 ; 
Established Church of Ireland, Prelate and others of, 402 ; 
Essex, Archdeacon and Clergy of, 353; England and Ireland, 
Archbishops and Bishops of, 353; Exeter, Archdeacon and 
Clergy of, 353 ; Ferns, eae Assistant of, 353; Glouces- 
ter, Archdeacon &amp;c. of Diocese of, 343; Hill, Bolingbroke, 
&amp;e. Clergy of Deaneries of, 353; Huntingdon, Clergy of 
Archdeaconry of, 343; Kilnaughtin, 353; Kinsale, &amp;c., 402 ; 
Killukin, 353; Kilmore, Dean and Clergy of Diocese of, 381 ; 
Kildare, Archdeacon and Clergy of Diocese of, 353; Leighlin, 
Dean, &amp;c. of Diocese of, 353; Llandaff, 358 ; Limerick, Clergy 
of Diocese of, 353 ; Louth, Esk, &amp;c., Deaneries, Clergy of, 353; 
Midleton, 353; Maralin and Moira, 353; Moyaliffe, 353 ; 
Maralin, 353 ; Mogue Ferns, Dean, &amp;c. of, 353 ; Midulesex, 
Archdeacon. &amp;c. of, 381; Norwich, Dean, &amp;c. of, 353; Nohoval, 
&amp;c. 351; Northumberland, 519; Nurney, 353; Oxford, Uni- 
versity of, 343; Oxford, Clergy in the Diocese of, 449; Pains- 
town, &amp;c., 353 ; Raphoe, Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 353 ; Rochester, 
Archdeacon, &amp;c. of, 449; Richmond and Catterick, Clergy of 
Deaneries of, 379; Stachallen, &amp;c., 353; Sayde, 353; Stow, 
Clergy of Deanery of, 327; Sargent, Abraham, &amp;c., 309; 
Suffolk, Clergy of, 543; Staffordshire, Clergy of, 556; Shettield, 
Clergy of, 379; Timolin, 353; Wicklow, 353; Wilts, 381; 
Winchester, Archdeacon, Xc. of 451. 





Petition of Inhabitants 
of Kilnamana, claiming the benefit of the Clause in the said 
Bill, exempting Parishes in which Divine Service has not 
been performed for the last three years from the payment of 
Church Cess, 616. 





Motion, That all Peti- 
tions relating to the Irish Church Reform Bill, shall have 
precedence of other Petitions while that measure is in pro- 
gress; Motion withdrawn, 246. 





Act; Petition of Isaac 
D’Olier, Esquire, Secretary to the Trustees or Commissioners 
of First Fruits, that his Salary may be continued to him, 695. 


(Civic Britt Courts.) Bill to extend the Juris- 
diction of the Civil Bill.Courts in Ireland, from the late Irish 
Currency to the present Currency ; Ordered, 227. 


(CLERGY.) Petition of Clergy of the Established 
Church in King’s Lynn, for the immediate relief and effectual 
protection of the Protestant Clergy in Ireland, 262. 


(CLONMEL BorouGuHu.) Vide Evecrtions. 


-—— (CLONMEL, &amp;c. Roaps.) Petition for a Bill for 
continuing the term and enlarging Powers of Act; and Bill 
ordered, 45. Presented, and read, 208. Committed, 241. 
Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 376. Passed, 386. 

4 Petition for Bill read; 
another Bill ordered, 474. Vide CARLOW, &amp;c. RoapDs. 

Vide JourNALs. 


(COERCIVE MEASURES.) Petitions against the 
adoption of Coercive Measures towards Ireland; Fiom Blax- 
land, William, 199; Maidstone, 90; Navan, 58; Newmilns, 
128. 




















(COLERAINE BorouGu.) Vide Evections. 
(COLLENDER, Thomas.) Vide TITHES. 


(CONSTABULARY POLICE.) Vide BRENNAN, 
John. 








(Cork City.) Vide Evections. 


(CoRK FOUNDLING IIOSPITAL.) Petition fora 
Bill to repeal or alter powers of Act; Referred toa Committee, 
108. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 210, 328, 384. 


(CORONERS.) Two Petitions of Michael Magee, 


_ 





for inquiring into the Office of Coroner in Ireland, 610, 654. 


VOL. 88. 





Sess. 1833. 





(CORPORATION OF BELFAST.) Vide BELFAST. 


—-—— (CORPORATION OF BRICKLAYERS.) Vide 

DUBLIN. 

——— (CORPORATION OF CALLAN.) Vide CALLan. 
(CORPORATION OF CARPENTERS.) Vide 


DUBLIN. 
(CORPORATION OF DUBLIN.) Vide DUBLIN. 
(CORPORATION OF GALWAY.) Vide GALWAY. 
——— (CORPORATION OF KILKENNY.) Vide KIz- 
KENNY. 
(CORPORATION OF LIMERICK.) Vide LIMERICK, 


- (CORPORATION OF MARYBOROUGH.) Vide 
MARY BOROUGH. 
— (CORPORATION OF TANNERS.) Vide DUBLIN. 
(CuRLEY, Patrick.) Petition of Patrick Curley, 
complaining of his discharge from the Ordnance Department 
at Athlone, and praying for an inquiry into his case, 580. 


(CURRAGH OF KILDARE.) Vide KILDARE. 
(Customs.) Vide ToLLs AND Customs. 


(DEBT, ARREST FOR.) Petition of persons con- 
fined in the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, for the abolition 
of the law of Arrest for Debt, 240. 


— (DEBT,IMPRISONMENT FOR.) Petition of Debtors 
confined in Kilmainham Gaol, for extending to Ireland the 
English law of Debtor and Creditor, 443. 


(DERRY BRIDGE.) Petition of Owners and Occu- 

oe of Land in the vicinity of Derry, for the abolition of 
olls on all produce of Land in its passage over Derry Bridge ; 

Referred to the Select Committee on Derry Bridge, 491. 
Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the operation of the Acts of Parliament relating 
to the Bridge over the Foyle at Derry, and into the application 
of the Tonnage Dues levied by the Corporation of Derry, and 
by the Ballast Office Committee under those Acts; and to 
report whether any and what alterations are necessary therein ; 
To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 425. Petition referred, 491. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence, 587. Report; To lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 592. 

(Dickson, Stephen Fox.) Vide DUBLIN COAL 
TRADE. 


(DILLon, John.) Petition of John Dillon, com- 
plaining of not having received Compensation for assisting in 
the seizure of a Smuggling vessel on the Coast of Ireland, 
and for relief, 258. 


— (DISTURBANCES.) Bill from the Lords for the more 
effectual suppression of Local Disturbances and dangerous 
Associations in Ireland, 109. Day ee for First Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 109. Order for First Reading, read; 
Amendment proposed; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 130. 
Further adjourned, 132, 136,139. Bill read the first time ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 141. Motion for reading 
the Order of the day, for the Second Reading of the Bill; 
Amendment eagiieill ; and withdrawn; Main Question put ; 
Order read; Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 153. Debate resumed ; 
Bill read a second time; and committed; 155. Considered ; 
Committee report Progress; 164, 173, 181, 185, 192, 195. 
Bill further considered; and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
203. Further consideration of Report deferred, 219. Order 
for further consideration of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; 
Considered ; 222. Reported, with Amendments, 224. Amend- 
ments agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 226. 
Bill passed, with Amendments, 239. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 248. Royal Assent, 252. 

———— Proceedings in Committee, 164, 173, 185, 191, 192, 
195, 202, 203, 222, 223. 





— 

















Petitions et ; From Ath- 
league, 171; Anglesborough, 171; Annaduff, 171 ; Aghaboe, 
171; Alva, 171; Ardagh, Xc,, 162; Athlone, 162; Ardee, 
162; Ardcath, 162; Aughagour,171; Ardnagahy, 178; Auden- 
shaw, 259; Abbotshall, 171; Annacurra, 162; Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 188; Ardbraccan, &amp;c., 201; Aughavass, 243; Arklow, 
Union of, 162; Airdrie, 236; Armagh, 138; Atherstone, 151; 
Agliss,171; Athy, Union of,171; Ahobologue, 162; Aberdeen, 
154; Abington, 154; Ardagh, 151, 154; Anstruther Easter, 
154; Ballymadun, 171; Ballymetty, &amp;c. 171; Bilston, 168 ; 
Bury (Laneashire), 171 ; Bow Bridge (Dublin), 171; Borriso- 
leigh, 168 ; Borrisokane, 168; Ballynaslaney, 154; Bleding- 
ton, 154; Ballymahon, &amp;c., 162; Blancherstown, &amp;c., 171; 
Ballyadams, &amp;c., 171; Bally Mac Hugh, 171; Ballibay, 171; 
Booterstown, 171; Brighton, 154; Birr, 162; Barton-street, 
154; Bossninagan, 171; Belper, 171; Bonsall, 171; Black- 
burn, 178; Belfast, 171; Ballyhale, 178; Ballylanders, 230 ; 
Bristol, 188; Balrothery, 188; Bradford, 154; Brading, 228; 
Balfour, 188; Barrhead, 2i4; Ballyphilip, 230; Baltinglass, 
201; Butlerstown, 230; Ballinakill, &amp;c., 151; Beith, 162, 
220; Beverley, 238; Birmingham, 151; Bective, 143; Brad- 
ford, 168 ; Bury Saint Edmonds, 162; Borris, 151; Ballin- 
robe, 143; Brighton, 235; Ballycallan, 162; Bath, 154; 

Boston, 

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IRELAND--continued. 


(DisTuRBANCES) Bill, Petitions against—continued. 
Boston, 154; Bantry, Barony of, 151; Battle, 151; Bally- 
raggett, 151; Brentford, 154; Bandon, 171; Bannockburn, 


_ 151; Botley, 243; Ballaghkeen, 151; Boher, 154; Ballen, 


154; Balla Drum, 162; Bective, 162; Burnt Court, 605 ; 
Ballyclough, &amp;c., 151; Christchurch (Surrey), 154; Cloyne, 
178; Charleville, 171; Corbally, 171; Carron Iron Works, 
171; Carrickbeg; 171; Creagh, &amp;c., 171 ; Cockermouth, 171; 
Carnew, 171 ; Callan, 171; Castledermot, 162; Canterbury, 
214; Clogher, &amp;c., 214; Carlingford, 214; Carisbrooke, 228; 
Cambuslang, 259; Callan, 243; Clonpriest, 154; Cappagh, 
171; Castlemore, &amp;c., 171; Congleton, 154; Cong, 243 ; 
Carmarthen, 243; Chichester, 178; Chowbent, 243; Cromp- 
ton, 235; Clough, &amp;c., 168; Carrickedmond, 162 ; Carlisle, 
186; Castlecomer, 151; Caharagh, 178; Carrabrowne, 171 ; 
Catrine, 220; Clones,171; Cannistown, 143; Clonoulty, &amp;c., 
138; Cambridge, 256; Coventry, 136; Critch, 171; Cooline, 
&amp;c., 151; Clare, Galway, 243; Chatham, &amp;c., 250; Castle- 
town, Geohegan, 134; Calmullen,143; Cannistown, 162; Clara, 
162, 315; Castlebar, 154; Cappaghwaite, 168; Christchurch 
(Surrey), 154; Clerihan, &amp;c., 168; Carrick-on-Suir, 168 ; Caher, 
168 ; Fiihetees 243; Cupar, Fife, 154; Clones, East, 171 ; 
Carrickmacross, 171 ; Castlepollard, &amp;c., 171 ; Castlejordan, 
&amp;e., 154; Cloone, 230; Cloongish, 162; Cashel, 162; Cum- 
nock, 220; Colne, 171; Clone, 143; Carlow, 143; Clonmac- 
noise, 259; Cork (five Petitions), 151; Chaddesley-Corbett, 151; 
Cartwright Club, Members of, 151; Cove and the Great Island, 
161; Clonmel, 154; Drumconrath, 162; Duagh, 171; Davis, 
Henry, 259; Dulane, 171; Dunsany, &amp;c. 162 ; Donnybrook, 
171; Dundee, 259; Dewsbury, 154; Drimoleague,178; Dublin 
(three Petitions), 230; Drogheda, 134; Dartford, &amp;c., 151; 
Dublin, 129, 154, 171, 259, 394; Donacavey, 171; Darlaston, 
171; Drishane, 178; Derrypatrick, 220 ; Downings, Xc., 171; 
Derby, 154; Dudley, 151 ; Dunfermline, 151, 188; Derrygule, 
151; Derrydavey, 151; Donaghmore, 154, 171; Duleek, 
201; Dunleer, 214 ; Donnymoor, 162; Doon, 605; Dundalk, 
171; Dungarvan, 171; Diss, 162 ; Dunshaughlin, 143 ; Dob- 
cross, &amp;c., 171; Danesfort, 162; Dromisken, 162; Duncor- 
mack, &amp;c., 171; Donegal, 171; Enniskeen, 154; Edge- 
worthstown, 162; Edinburgh, 168, 188; Errol and Carse of 
Gowrie, 171; Eglish, 168; Elderslie, &amp;c., 259; Enfield, 
William, 431 ; Eye,243; Eastry, 154; East Lusk, &amp;c., 171; 
Errigal Trough, 162; Eastbourne, 171; Eyne, 151; East 
Aughnamullen, J Eaglesham, 188; Fruchie, 154; Fin- 
lass, &amp;c. 171; Fennor, 171; Freshferd, 178; Ferns, 235; 
Tceateaients 259; Felthard, &amp;c.,138 ; Finsbury, 243; Fisher, 
Thomas, 394; Freemount, 151; Fanlobbus, 151; Forfar, 151 ; 
Fletcher, Samuel, 147 ; Galway (two Petitions), 154; Galway, 
(seventeen Petitions), 171; Granard, 171; Grange Gorman, 
171; Gravesend and Milton, 171 ; ony = 151; Glendine, 
151; Greenwich and Deptford, 154; Gorthetraugh, 186; 
Gowel, 151; Glynn, 236; Galston, 188; Greenock, 154; 


. Godalming and Guildford, 154 ; Gurtnahoe, &amp;c., 230; Gallen, 


259; Graig Ullard, &amp;c., 178; Galbally, 228; Garristown, 
171; Glenmore, 248; Glasgow, 154, 188, 230; Holy Cross, 
&amp;c., 168; Howth, 171; Halifax, 171; Huddersfield, 154; 
Horsham, 171; Hebden Bridge, 171 ; Heage, 171; Hastings, 
178; Hacketstown, 151 ; Hyde, 1543 Holmpatrick, 188 ; 
Hamilton, 154; Hammersmith, 243; Haggardstown, &amp;c. 162; 
Hounslow, 151; Horseleap, 171; Johnstown, 151; Irvine, 
171; Ireland, Volunteers of, 171; Johnstown, 220; [nnis- 
keen, 201 ; Julianstown, 162; Ightermurrow, &amp;c., 178; Ive- 
leary, 151; Johnstone, 243; Kilshelan 168; Killabin, 154 ; 
Kilbixy, &amp;c. 171 ; Kilmanmon, 171; Keighley, 154; Knock- 
avella, &amp;c. 168; Kilmaurs, 162; Kilbride, &amp;c. 162; Kinsale, 
171; Kilkenny (six Petitions), 151; Killenaule, 230; Kill 
and Kilmanaham, 171 ; Kidderminster, 171; Killymard, 171; 
Kilmore, &amp;c. 171; Kingston-upon-Hull, 171 ; Killea, 171; 
Kilsaran, &amp;c. 162; Kerry, 171; Kilbenny, 171; Killany, 171; 
Kilcolman, 171; Kilkevin, 171; Killisolan, &amp;c. 171; Kil- 
kenny,178; Kilfeighny, &amp;c. 171; Kilmore Moy, 171; Kilro- 
ban, 171; Killmorey, 178; Kilkenny, 178; Kuimshen, 178 ; 
Kildare, 230; Kilfeenaghty, 197; Kilworth, Union of, 151; 
Kilbeg, &amp;c. 201; Kilmore, &amp;c. 162; Knokea, 151; Kilbar- 
chan, 188; Kiltohert, 186; Killskeen, 220; Kiltubride, 197; 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 248; Kilsyth, 235; Kilcash, &amp;c. 605 ; 


~ Kilwinning, 220; Killaloe, 151 ; Kilcoman and Robin, 154; 
’ Kenneigh, &amp;c. 394; Kilcock, &amp;c. 201; Kilrush, 162; Knock- 


nagrove, 151; Kidwelly,243; Killarney, 220; Kilbirnie, 243; 
Kilvine, 243; Kilfine, 243; Kilaveney, 162; Kilcloon, &amp;c. 


* 162; Kildalky, 162; Kilglass, 394 ; Kiltelisha, 151; King’s 


Lynn, 201; Kilbeny, 259 ; Kilmore, &amp;c. 162 ; Kilmalcolm, 259; 
Kildrino, &amp;c. 151; Kilmanagh, 151; Kilmackriage, 235; 
Kilbegyan, &amp;c. 134; Killicomingan, 143; Kilmarnock, 154 ; 
Kilmacow, &amp;c, 168; Kells, 143 ; Kingscourt, 138; Killeagh, 
151; Kilrane, 143; Kenilworth, 151; Kilmichael, 151; Kil. 
cormack, 143; Kilmacabea, &amp;c. 151; Knockbridge, 128; 


- Kilkeedy,214; Kanturk, 154; Lawless, John,160; Limerick, 


134; Loughrea, 259; Llanelly, 243 ; Lincoln, 431; Liscarrol, 
151; Leamington, 151; Lees, 128; Lavenham, 154; Lecanvy, 
154; Luttons, 171; London, 151, 394; Ladies Island, &amp;c, 
143; Liverpool, 154; Leith, 154;-Limerick (two Petitions), 
161; Liskeard, 151; Leighlin Bridge, 151; Lattin, 168; 
Loughkeen, 168; Lanark, 154; Lon onderry, 171 ; Lough- 
more, 1§4; Leicester, 230; Leeds, 171; Louth, 162; Limerick, 


154; Lemonaghan, 162; Larabryan, &amp;c. 230 ; Lisnoragh, 230; 
Leeds, 178; Lewes, 214; Louth, County of, 214; Lymington, . 
243; Lambeth, 228; Limehouse, 214; Leslie, 154; Lismore, 
243; Leitrim, 238; Loughinisland, 230; Mullinahone, 168 ; 
Michelstown, 151,171; Moincoin, 151; Maryborough, 151 ; 
Maidstone, 168; Magheracloone, 171; Merthyr Tidvil, 171; 
Monaghan, 171; Moorchurch, 162; Melinagh, 154; Multy- 
farnham,171; Mount Melick,171; Macclesfield, 162; Monks- 
town, &amp;c. 188; Mycross, 178; Monkland Steel and Iron 
Works, Workmen of, 188; Mary-le-bone, 162 ; Mansfield, 154; 
Midleton, Union of, 151; Mahoney, James, 151; Moun- 
trath, 151; Markinch, 188; Manchester, 171; Mauchline, 
220; Mohill, 186; Meath, 201; Moss Town, 201; Mon- 
mouth, 201; Mile End Old Town, 214; Mallow, 236; Ma- 
ourne, 236; Manchester (two Petitions), 243; Mossley, 154; 
urhar, &amp;c. 243; Markinch, 238; Merfield, 259; Moysore, 
&amp;c. 394; Monaleen, 151; National Political Union, Members 
of, 171, 230, 259; Nenagh, &amp;c. 154; Newport, &amp;c. 168; 
Nurney, 230; Newington, 171; Newport (Mayo), 171; 
Newry, 17:1; Newtownbarry, 171; Naas, 171; Newport (Isle 
of Wight), 171; Nuneaton, 171; Neilston, 188; Norwich, 
243; Nottingham, 171; Newport, &amp;c. (Monmouth), 151, 201; 
Navan, 129; New Ross, 143; National Union of the Workine 
Classes, 243; Oswald Bradley, 171; O’Higgins, Patrick, 230; 
Of the thereunder signed, 230; Oldham, 151; Palmerstown, 
&amp;c. 220; Portarlington, 171 ; Preston, 171; Peddie, J. &amp;c. 
171; Pollokshaws, 171; Paisley, 236; Preston, 243 ; Portsea, 
259; Padiham, 154; Powerstown, 168; Roscommon, 238; 
Rossinan, &amp;c. 171; Royton, 151; Roscrea, 138; Renfrew, 
154; Renfrewshire Political Union, 154; Reynah, &amp;c. 162 ; 
Rochdale, 171 ; Raheen, 154; Rathdrum, &amp;c. 201; Rath- 
mines, 188; Rye, 220; Rosegarland, &amp;c. 243; Rathvilly, 
171; Rosdroit, &amp;c. 259; Rathcormack, &amp;c. 151; Rathtoe, 
143; Rosegarland and Inch, 171; Rathangan (two. Peti- 
tions), 171; Swords and Malahide, 162; Salford, 168; So- 
lohead, 168 ; Santry,171; Street,171; Suncroft, 1715; Sligo, 
171; Sheffield, 171 ; Stanley and Bankfort, 178 ; aha 
171; Southwark, 178; Saint Mary-le-bone, 154; Skibbe- 
reen, 151; Staplestown, 201 ; Seapatrick, 220; Saint Clears, 
&amp;c. 243 ; Sea, 243; Sheffield, 151; Slieveroe, 151 ; Sedgley, 
168; Spitalfields, 243; Shilburn, 259; Stoke-upon-Trent, 
151; Stroudwater, 151; Shelford, Little, 211; Skreen and 
Rathfigh, 162 ; Salford, 151; Sliebh Rue, 151 ; Saint Mary- 
le-bone, 151; Stradbally, &amp;c. 151; South Shields, 168; Sta- 
mullen, 162 ; Strokestown, 162; Staley Bridge, 154; Strat- 
ford-upon-Avon, 154; Southwark, 154; Thomastown, 151 ; 
Teenagh, 214; Tower Hamlets, 243; Theobald’s Road, 154 ; 
Tullarone, 162; Templer, John, 259; Templemichael, &amp;c., 
162; Tacumshane, 154; Tullow, 151; Todmorden, 162; 
Tuam, 168; Tewkesbury, 168 ; Templeamry, 168 ; Tramore, 
17i; Tydavnet, 171; Tipperary, 168; Templemore, 163; 
Toomavara, 168; Tracton, 171; Tintern, 171 ; ‘Taunton, &amp;c. 
171; Tralee, 154; Tillicoultry, 171; Tavistock, 171; To- 
rigny, 171; Taghmon, 162; Tallow, 171; Tulla, 197 ; West- 
bromwich, 431 ; Wakefield, 171 ; Wexford, 143,171; Wing- 
ham, 171; Winscombe, 162; West Auckland, 168; Wands- 
worth and Clapham, 171 ; Westminster, 154, 171; Wolseley, 
Sir Charles, 171; Wakefield, 220; Waterford (eight Peti- 
tions), 230; Whitechurch, &amp;c. 151, 168; Worcester, 143; 
Warrington, 154; Wherry, &amp;c. 315; Whalley, &amp;c. 289; West- 
port, 154; West Kilbride, 220; Warwick, 134; Waterford 
(three Petitions), 151; Wolverhampton, 143; Worle, &amp;c. 
267; Wednesbury, 151; Walsall, 151; Wigan, 168; Ulla, 
154; Yarmouth, 243; Youghall, 151; Yeovil, 154. 
Petitions in favour; From 





Belfast, 168; Birmingham, 163; Clonakilty, 219; Derby, 
151; Holt,151; Kilkenny, County of, 228; King’s Lynn, 221 ; 
Leicester, 232; Londonderry, 154; South Shields, 163; War- 
wick, Magistrates of, 163. 





Motion for laying before 
the House, Copies of all Official Communications to the Chief 
Secretary for Ireland, relative to Disturbances in that Country, 
from 25th February 1830 to 25th February 1833 inclusive ; 
Motion withdrawn, 130. 





Motion for laying before the 
House, Copies of all Proclamations and Orders issued by the 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, under Statute 3 Will. 4, c. 4, &amp;c.; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 282. 


Petition of the Chairman 





and Secretary of the National Poiitical Union, for delaying the 
Bill until the whole of the Petitions on that measure, in the 
hands of Members, have been presented, 244. 





Vide LEES, Sir Harcourt. 
Act; Petitions for the repeal 





thereof; From Lawless, John, 724; Scottish Metropolitan 
Political Union, 646. 

(Divine Service.) Motion for laying before the 
House, an Account of Parishes in Ireland in which Divine Ser- 
vice, according to the forms of the United Church of England 
and Ireland, has not been celebrated within the three years 
ending 12th February 1833; Motion withdrawn, 37. 


(DouweErtTY, Margaret.) Petition of John McCay, of 
Dublin, 


complaining of the Trial of Margaret Doherty, tried 
at Londonderry for Murder, without the aid of Counsel, and 
praying 





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IRELAN D—continued. 
( Do#ERTY, Margaret )—continued. 


praying for the prevention of a recurrence of the same in 
Criminal Prosecutions, 256. 


(D'OuEeER, Isaac.) Vide CHURCH TEMPORALITIES. 


———— (DUBLIN and BALTINGLASS RoAD.) Petition of 
the Trustees of the said Road, praying that the same may 


be placed under the management of the Board of Public 
Works, § 49. 


(DUBLIN and Kinestown RAlLwAyY.) Peti- 
tion for a Bill for enabling the said Company to make 
a Branch Railway, and for amending and enlarging the 
Powers and Provisions of the Act incorporating the said 
Company, 108. Referred to a Committee, 109. Reported; 
Bil ones 201. Pd si and read, 210. Committed, 
250. Time enlarged for Report, 386, 433. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on a Table ; pe . a , 








Petitions 
against; From Blackrock and Williamstown, 233 ; Gresham, 
Thomas Michael, 297; Gresham, Thomas Michael; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 369 ; Kingstown; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 369; Kingstown and Monkstown; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 319. 





—_—_—— 


Petition 
complaining of the decision of the Committee, and praying 
for the appointment of a Committee of Appeal, 458. Con- 
sideration of Petition deferred, 471. Petition considered; 
Motion for referring the Petition to a Committee of Appeal ; 
Motion withdrawn ; 475. 





(DuBLINand KINGSTOWN SHIP CANAL.) Select 
Committee appointed to inquire into the expediency and 
practicability of constructing a Ship Canal between the City 
of Dublin and the Asylum Harbour at Kingstown, and the 
Works connected therewith, &amp;c.; To send for persons, papers 
and records; Five to be the Quorum; 507. Members 
added, 513, 515, 522, 523, 53!, 543, 544, 548. Petitions 
referred, 562. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; 
Report; ‘To lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 615. 


Petitions 





in favour; From Dublin, Corporation of, 413; Dublin, Cor- 
porations of Apothecaries, 616; Dublin, Corporation of 
Carpenters, &amp;c. ; Referred to Select Committee on Dublin 
and Kingstown Ship Canal, 568; Dublin, Corporation of 
Shoemakers ; Referred, 568; Dublin, Corporation of Tailors, 
635; Dublin, Guild of Merchants of, 616; Dublin, Mer- 
chants of, 568; Dublin, Merchants of, referred, 5543; Dublin, 
Owners of Vessels in; Referred, 354; Kingstown; Referred, 


554- 











— — Petition 
of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway Company, against the 
formation of the Canal; Referred; and Counsel ordered on 
behalf of the Petitioners ; 548. 





(DUBLIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.) Vide 
EXCISE. 


(DuBLIN COAL TRADE.) Petition of Stephen 
Fox Dickson, complaining of the combination carried on 
between the Coal and Shipowners of Whitehaven, tendin 

to enhance the Price of Coal to the City of Dublin; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Manufactures, Commerce 
and Shipping, 460. 











Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of the City of Dublin, for inquiry into the combined 
acts of the Coal and Shipowners of Whitehaven, 576. 


—— (DUBLIN CORPORATION.) Petitions complain- 
ing of having been refused their freedom by that Corporation, 
and for relief; From Kertland, William; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 222; Robin- 
son, George; Referred, 211. 


Petition of Mer- 








chants and others of Dublin, complaining of abuses in that 
Corporation, and for inquiry into the state thereof, 604. 





Bill for the better 
regulation of the Corporation of Dublin, ordered, 622. 





Motion for laying 
before the House a Return of the Estates and Rental of the 
Corporation of Dublin, setting forth certain particulars ; 
Motion withdrawn, 658. 





oaeretaeeinel 











ein Vide LIFFEY 
RIVER. 





(DuBLIN CORPORATION OF BRICKLAYERS.) 
Petition of Benjamin Pemberton, complaining of having been 
refused admission into that Corporation, 461. 


— (DUBLIN CORPORATION OF CARPENTERS.) 
Petition of Lorenzo Frederick Shaw, complaining of having 
been refused admission into that Corporation; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 215, 


(DUBLIN CORPORATION OF TANNERS.) Peti- 
tion of Tanners of the City of Dublin, complaining of having 





VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 


been refused admission into that Corporation ; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 259. 


(Dustin House Tax ASSESSMENTS.) Pe- 
tion of Inhabitants of Rathmines, &amp;c. that the House Tax 
levied upon them be expended solely on the Road within five 
statute miles of the General Post Office, 587. 


(DuBun Loca TAXATION.) Petition of Patrick 
O’Shaughnessy and John Holland, complaining of certain 
local Taxes levied upon them as the owners of Premises in 
the City of Dublin, and for relief, 394- 


(Dustin LocaL Court.) Vide TINMOUTH, 








William. 


—— (DUBLIN SMITHFIELD MARKET.) Petition of 
Farmers, Factors, and Purchasers of Hay and Straw resorting 
to the Market of Smithfield, Dublin, for an inquiry into the 
state and regulations thereof; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Agriculture, 591. 


-———  (DuBLIN STEAM PaAcKET COMPANY.) Peti- 
tion for a Bill to amend and enlarge powers of Act ; Referred 
to a Committee, 108. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 166. Pre- 
sented, and read, 210. Committed, 237. Power to Commit- 
tee to send for persons, papers and records, 307. Time en- 
larged for Report, 386. Bill reported, 438. To be ingrossed, 
430. Day appointed for Third Reading, 514. Motion for 
reading the Bill the third time; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 
529. Further adjourned, 534. Debate resumed, 538. Bill 
passed, 539. Agreed to by the Lords, 583. Royal Assent, 
599- 





— Peti- 
tions against; From Belfast Chamber of Commerce; Ke- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 287; Corporation of; Keferred, 
and Counsel ordered, 295 ; Pilots of ; Referred, 273 ; Cowan, 
James; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 257; Emerson, Ar- 
buthnot; Referred, 373; . Glasgow, Owners of Steam Ves- 
sels in; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 333; Greenock ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 311; Liverpool, Owners of 
Pilot Boats in; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 340; Owners 
of Steam Vessels in; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 318 ; 
Pilots of ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 273, 308; London- 
derry ; Referred, 384. 








—--— 


(DuBiin TuRNPIKE Roaps.) Petition of the 
Chairman and Secretary of the City and County of Dub- 
lin Turnpike Tolls Committee, that the right of electing their 
own Trustees on the principle of the English Consolidated 
Road Bill, may be vested in them, 501. 





Petition of Grand 
Jurors, Gentlemen and Landholders, of Dublin, for extend- 
ing to Dublin the provisions of the Act for the regulation 
of the Trusts round London, 444. 





—— 





(DuNnDALK HaArsour.) Petition of Inhabitants 
of Dundalk, for the appointinent of Commissioners, with Power 
to improve the Port and Harbour of Dundalk, 500. 


(DwveEnr, Reo. George.) Motion for laying before 
the House a Copy of the Record of Conviction and Sentence 
of the Reverend George Dwyer, at the General Quarter Ses- 
sions held at Loughrea, in the County of Galway, with a Copy 
of the Indictment upon which he was tried ; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 218. 











( EDUCATION.) Petitions against the new system of 
Education in Ireland ; From Alford, Presbytery of, 301 ; Bal- 
lymena, 201; Ballymoney, 342; Brechin, 437; Church of 
Scotland, General Assembly of, 469; Cork, 402; Connor, 
342; Garioch, Presbytery of, 301; Garvaghy, 402; Delgany, 
262; Ireland, Presbyterian Synod of, 342; Killileagh, 603 ; 
Kincardine O’Neil, Presbytery of, 301 ; Merse and Teviotdale, 
Synod of, 616; Route, Presbytery of, 543; Sutherland and 
Caithness, Synod of, 644; Tartaraghan, 342; Tyrone, Pres- 
bytery of, 378. 


--~—— Petition of the Moderator and Clerk 
of the Provincial Synod of Fife, for securing to those Parishes 
in Ireland, in which the Irish language is in general use, a 
succession of Ministers and Teachers in the Established 
Church capable of communicating Christian instruction in 
the Irish as well as in the English Language, 281. 





Petitions in favour of the new system 
of Education in Ireland; From Aberdeen, 535 ; Clonoulty 
and Rossmore, 605. 





Petition of Clergy of the Diocese of Kil- 
more for the dissolution of the Board of Education, 509. 


(EsJECTMENT OF TENANTRY.) Petition of Inhabit- 
ants of Ballingarry, complaining of being removed from off 
their holdings, and for aid to enable them to emigrate, or that 
the owners of Land may be compelled to afford them em- 
ployment, 646. 

(Ennis BorouGH. Vide ELECTIONS. 


-_—_——. (ENNISCORTHYCANAL:) Petition fora Bill for mak- 
ing and maintainingthe same; Referred toa Committee ; 105. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 200. Presented, and read, 210. 

(EVERITT 





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INDEX ¢@ the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 


[.A. 1833. 





IRELAN D—continued. 

(Everitt, William Strongbow.) Petition of William 
Strongbow Everitt, of New Ross (Wextord), complaining of 
the persecution of himself and family, and of the destruction 
of his property, in consequence of his refusal to compensate 
a former tenant of his farm, 402. 


(Excise.) Petition of the President and Secretary 
of the Chamber of Commerce, Dublin, for repeal of so much 
of the Act 7 &amp; 8 Geo. IV. c. 53, as empowers the Officers 
of Excise to seize on articles which had been the property of 
Manufacturers, after such articles had become the property of 
bona fide purchasers, 444. 


— -(FeL_.Lowes, Henry Arthur Wallop.) Vide ENNIs- 
CORTHY CANAL. 


(Frevp, Charles Ross.) Vide MAcroom PeTty 
SESSIONS. 


(FINES 4ND RECOVERIES.) Bill for the aboli- 
tion of Fines and Kecoveries, and for the substitution of more 
simple modes of Assurance in Ireland, ordered, 163. 

(FisHery BoarD.) Petition of George Wood- 
house, late an Inspector, complaining of having been refused 
a Superannuation Allowance upon the abolition of that Board, 
402. 

















— (FISHERIES.) Petition of Fishermen of Howth, 
Baldoyle, and other places, for prohibiting the use of the net 
called the Purse Net in the Fisheries, 258. 


— (FITZGERALD, Joseph.) Petition of Joseph Fitz- 
gerald, complaining of injustice done to him in relation to 
certain property belonging to his late grandfather, and of the 
proceedings in the Prerogative Court; and praying for the 
production of certain Papera from the Office of the Chief 
Secretary for Lreland, 412. 


( FivzwityiaM, late Viscount.) Bill from the Lords 
to grant further powers to lease certain parts of his devised 
Estates, situate in the City of Dublin, and the neighbourhood 
thereof, 461. Read, 474. Committed, 513. Reported, and 
passed, 547. Royal Asseut, 559. 


———— (FLANAGAN, Thomas.) Vide ATHLONE BRIDGE. 
fFouR CouRTS MARSHALSEA, DUBLIN.) Vide 

HARRIS, Thomas. 
(GALWAY CORPORATION.) Motion for laying 
before the House a Return of the Landed or other Estates, 


Ecclesiastical Benefices, to which there is aright of Presenta- 
tion, &amp;c. ; Motion withdrawn; 537. 




















Petition of Parishion- 
ers of Saint Nichalas, Galway, complaining of the conduct of 
the Corporation of that Town, 568. 





Petition of Landed 
Proprietors and Inhabitants of Galway, complaining of certain 
abuses in the management of the Ecclesiastical Property of 
that Corporation, 577. 


-- 


Vide MUNICIPAL 








CORPORATIONS. 
———. (GALWAY CounTy.) Vide ELECTIONS. 


———— (GALWAY ROADS.) Petition of Inhabitants of the 
County of Galway, complaining of the bad state of repair of 
the Roads in that County ; and praying that Engineers may be 
appointed to survey them, 723. 


(GALWAY Town) Vide ELECTIONS. 


(GLEBE TENANTS.) Petitions for an alteration in 
the Law relative to Glebe Tenants; From Killarney, 501 ; 
Moon, Daniel, 370. 


———— (GRAND CANAL CoMPANY.) Vide SHANNON 
NAVIGATION. 


(GRAND JuRIES.) Bill to amend the Laws re- 
lating to Grand Juries in Lreland, ordered, 71. Presented, 
and read; Dav appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed ; 136. Committed toa Select Committee ; Five to be 
the Quorum; 152. Petition referred, 1590. Members added, 
278, 200, 323. 337- Bil: reported, and re-committed; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 433. Committee deferred, 452. 
Order for Comunittee of the whole House, read, and discharged ; 
Bill re-ecommitted to the former Committee; 466. Re- 
es ; Day appointed for further considering Report; 484. 
‘urther consideration of Report deferred, 502. Order forfurther 
consideration of Report read; Bill re-committed ; considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 517. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 532, 544, 551. Order for further conside- 
ration uf Report read; Bill re-committed ; 564. Considered ; 
Committee report Progress; 565. Committee deterred, 570, 
575» 573+ 585, 589, 593, 596, 601, 603, 612,619. _ Bill further 
considered ; Committee report Progress; 624,641. Bill fur- 
ther considered, 650. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 657. Passed, 660. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 700. Considered, 714. Agreed to, 
715. Royal Assent, 726. 


——-—- Proceedings in Committee ; 
624, 640, 641, 650, 651. 


——— = ——- 




















Petitions referred, 159, 211, 
221, 233, 275, 314. 





Petition of Landed Proprietors 
and others, in New Ross, for a Clause in the Bill enabling 
Grand Juries to borrow Money for the promotion of Public 
Works in Ireland, to be repaid by instalments to be raised 
on Grand Jury Presentments, 237. 

Petition of County Cess Payers 
of Donaghedy, suggesting certain alterations in the Bill; Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, 275. 








— Petition of Members of the 
Royal College of Surgeons of London, for an alteration in the 
75th Clause, soas to give all the Members of the legally con- 
stituted College of Surgeons of the United Kingdom equal 
rights and eligibility to fill all public situations, 335. 


Petition of the High Sheriff 
and Grand Jury of Queen’s County against, 438. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Con- 





nor, in favour, 523. 


(GRAND JURY LAws.) Petitions for theamendment 
thereof; From Castlereagh, Barony of ; Referred to the Select 
Committee on the Bill, 314; Clonoulty and Rossmore, 178 ; 
Donegal, 352; Duleek, Lower, Barony of, 696 ; Dundalk,352; 
Edgworthstown, 40; Enniskeen, 129; Killyleagh, &amp;c., 71; 
Kilmessen, &amp;c., 201. 


— (GRANDJURY PRESENTMENTS.) Petition of Inha- 


bitants of Coperapite complaining of the amount of Assess- 
ments upon that Town, and praying for relief, 404. 











Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Tallow, complaining of the amount of Grand Jury 
Assessments levied on that Town, 428. 





Petitions for the 
improvement of the Grand Jury system in Ireland; From 
Burnt Court, 605 ; Cahir, 605. 


( HABEAS CORPUS ACT.) Vide LEES, Sir Harcourt. 


—— (HACKNEY COACHES, DUBLIN.) Motion for laying 
before the House a Return of the number of Summonses 
issued, Informations heard, and Penalties awarded, by the 
Lord Mayor of Dublin, and other Magistrates, against the 
Drivers of Hackney Coaches or Jaunting Cars, during the 
last three years ; Motion withdrawn; 254. 


(HALLIDAY, Patrick.) Petition of Patrick Hal- 
liday, Tobacco Manufacturer of Londonderry, complaining of 
certain Permits having been withheld from him, 275. 


(HALPIN, Thomas.) Vide POLice. 


(HARRIS, Thomas.) Petition of Thomas Harris, 
now a Prisoner in the Four Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, under 
a Writ at the suit of the Commissioners of Charitable Dona- 
tions and Bequests, complaining of the proceedings against 
him, and praying for relief, 646. 


(IMPRISONMENT FOR DeBtT.) Vide DEBT, Im- 
PRISONMENT FOR. 


(INFIRMARIES.) Bill from the Lords to explain and 
amend the Provisions of certain Acts for the erecting and 
establishing Public Infirmaries, Hospitals and Dispensaries in 
Ireland, 675. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed; 678. Second Reading deferred, 698. 
Bill committed, 702. Committee deferred, 70g. Bill con- 
sidered, 712. Reported, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to; 716. Bill passed, with Amendments; 722. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 726. 


(INLAND NAVIGATION.) Bill to improve the Navi- 
gation of the Rivers, Lakes and Estuaries in Ireland, ordered 
462. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed ; 536. Second Reading deferred, 563, 
566, 570, 575, 578, 588, 600, 602, 608, 613, 630, 640, 643, 
657, 662, 687. 

(JOHNSTON, John Kent.) Vide Post OFFICE. 


— (JURIES.) Petitions that Juries in Ireland may be 
placed on the same footing as in England ; From Burnt Court, 
605; Cahir, 605 ; Kingscourt Political Union, 129. 











os 














Bill to amend the Laws relative to Special 
Juries, and Juries in Criminal Cases in Lreland, ordered, 148. 


Petition of Members of the National Trades 
Political Union of Ireland, for the amendment of the Laws 
respecting Juries in Ireland, 259. 





Bill from the Lords for consolidating and 
amending the Laws relative to Jurors and Juries in Ireland, 
328. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed ; 346. Second Reading deferred, 372, 383, 399, 417, 
420, 435, 452, 472, 488, 526, 544, 551, 566, 570, 575, 581, 
589, 600, 608, 613, 630, 640, 643, 657, 662, 668, 673,678, 
687, 6y8. Bill committed, 702. Considered, 708. Reported, 
with Amendments, 710. Amendments agreed to; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 711. Passed, with Amendments, 
716. Amendmentsagreed to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 
726. 








Proceedings in Committee, 708. 


Motion 











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IRELAN D—continued. 


(JURIES.) Motion for laying before the House, 
Copy of the Correspondence (if any) between the Chief 
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and the Irish 
Judges, relative to the Juries (Ireland) Bill ; Motion with- 
drawn, 521. . 


( KEARNEY, James.) Vide TITHES ACT. 


— (KERTLAND, James.) Vide DuBLIN CoRPORA- 
TION. 





—a 





( KILDARE, CURRAGH OF.) Petition of Proprietors 
and Occupiers of Land adjoining the Curragh of Kildare, for 
the abolition of the Office of Inspector thereof, 670. 


(KILKENNY CORPORATION.) Motion for laying 
beforethe House-a Return of the Charter or Charters, consti- 
tuting Kilkenny aCity ; Motion withdrawn, 575. 


( KILKENNY Roaps.) Vide CLONMEL. 
———~— (Kino’s County.) Vide Evections. 


———— (Kinestown Suip CANAL.) Vide DUBLIN, 
LirFeEY River. 


(KNOcCKLoFTY RoaDs.) Vide CLONMEL. 


—- (LABOURERS WaGES.) Petition of Aaron Atkin- 
son, of Dublin, complaining of the low rate of Wages of 
Labourers, and for the adoption of measures to improve the 
condition of Ireland, 189. 


( LEE, Robert.) Vide MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. 


— (LEEsS, Sir Harcourt.) Petition of Sir Harcourt 
Lees in favour of Disturbances (Ireland) Bill, for repeal of 
the Roman Catholic Relief Bill, for the suspension of the 
Habeas Corpus Act throughout Ireland, and for giving Grand 
Juries the power to present any Newspaper containing sedi- 
tious Publications, 221. 


(LIFFEY RIVER.) Petition of the Chamber of 
Commerce of Dublin, for repeal of so much of Act 34 Geo. 3. 
c. 8, as imposes a Penalty on Vessels having Fires on board 
while lying in the River Liffey, 172. 


Act of the Parliament of [re- 
land relating thereto, read ; Bill to repeal so much of the said 
Act as imposes fines on the Masters of Vessels lying in the 
River Liffey, for having fires on board; Ordered, 218. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 228. Second Reading deferred, 246. 
Bill committed, 253. Considered, 277. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 283. Passed, 
287. Agreed to by the Lords, 501. Royal Assent, 531. 


Petitions of Inhabitant House- 
holders on the Quays of the River Liffey, complaining of the 
partial nature of the Tax called the “ Quay Wall Tax,” 394. 


Petitions complaining of the 
dangerous state of the River Liffey, and the general want of 
Water for safety and convenience of Navigation; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Dublin and Kingstown Ship 
Canal, 562. 


(LIMERICK BRIDGE.) Petition for a Bill to en- 
large powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 108. 


(Limerick CHAPEL.) Bill from the Lords to 
enable the Lord Bishop of Limerick to sell and dispose of 
Saint George’s Chapel, in the City of Limerick, and the land 
on which the same is built (heretofore part of the Estate of the 
Earl of Limerick), and to apply the proceeds of such Sale in 
the erection of a new Chapel, 595. Read, 597. Committed, 
610. Reported, and passed, 650. Royal Assent, 671. 


(LIMERICK CORPORATION OF.) ‘Petitions cam- 
plaining of the administration of the Affairs of that Corpora- 
tion ; Yon Limerick, Chamber of Commerce of; Referred 
to Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 134. 
Limerick, Leather Sellers of ; Referred, 135. 


(LIMERICK NAVIGATION.) Petition for a Bill 
to enlarge powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 108. 


(Limerick Pustic Watks.) Petition of In- 
habitants of the City of Limerick, complaining of the want of 
Public Walks in the reer of that City, by the misappro- 
priation of the public ground by the Corporation, and praying 
for Inquiry; Referred to the Select Committee on Public 
Walks, 159. 

(LONDONDERRY BripGeE.) Petition of Mer- 
chants, Traders and Ship-owners of Londonderry, complaining 
of the misappropriation of the Tolls on Londonderry Bridge, 
351. 























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(LONDONDERRY City.) Vide Exxctions, 
(LONDONDERRY RoapDs.) Vide ANTRIM. 
(LoncGFrorbD County). Vide Evections. 
(LoutH Roaps.) Vide ANTRIM. 

(M‘Cay, John.) Vide DoHERTY, Margaret. 


————  (Macroom Petry SEssions.) Petition of Charles 
Ross Field, complaining of the non-attendance of the Magis- 
trates at the Petty Sessions for that Town, 562. 


VOL. 88.—Sess. 1833. 


(MAGEE, Michael.) Vide CORONERS. 

(Mauon, D'Arcy.) . Petition of D'Arcy Mahon, 
Esquire, late a Commissioner of the Provisional. Board of 
Stamps, complaining of the insufficiency of his Superannuation 
Allowance, 233. 

(Ma.Ltow Borouea.) Vide Evections. 

(MARKET HILt QUARTER SESSIONS.) Petition 
of John Wiles, Foreman of the Grand Jury at the Quarter 
Session at Market Hill, praying that the Quarter Sessions for 

* the Division of Market Hill, may in future be held in New- 
town Hamilton, 646. 


— (MarriAGEs.) Vide Roman CaruHo.uic Mar- 
RIAGES. 


(MARRIAGES AND Poor Laws.) Petition of 
Minister, Churchwardens and others, Inhabitants of Bromley 
Saint Leonard’s, complaining of the Law of Marriage, and for 
the introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland, 432. 

— (MARYBOROUGH CORPORATION.) Petition of 
Inhabitants of Maryborough, complaining of certain abuses 
in that Corporation, and for relief; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Municipal Corporations, 269. 


(MAYNOOTH COLLEGE.) Petitionof Robert Lee, 
against any further grant to the College, 168. 

——+— (Mayo Country.) Vide Etections. 

— (MEALIFFE UPPER CHURCA( Tipperary) LANDS.) 
Petition for a Bill for dividing, allotting and inclosing the 
same; Referred to a Committee, 80. 

(Moon, Daniel.) Vide GLEBE TENANTS. 

——— (Morrison, Thomas.) Vide Poor. 

(MuURDERERS, SENTENCE ON.) Bill to amend 
an Act passed in the tenth year of the reign of his late Ma- 
jesty, for consolidating and amending the Statutes in Ireland 
relating to Offences against the Person; Ordered, 622, Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 622. Second Reading deferred, 640. Bill 
committed, 643. Committee deferred, 649. Bill considered 
and reported without Amendment ; To be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
péinfad for Third Reading ; 653. Passed, 658. 


‘ Vide OFFENCES 
AGAINST THE PERSON. 
(NAVIGATION.) Vide [NLAND NAVIGATION. 


(New Ross, Trinity HosPITAL.) Petition of 
Inhabitants of New Ross, complaining of the exclusion of 
Roman Catholics from that Institution, 235. 


(Newry BorouGuH.) Petition of Electors of 
Newry, taking notice of the Report from the Select Committee 
on the Election for that Borough, and praying the House to 
follow up the recommendation therein contained, 605. 


Vide ELEcTIONsS. 


———— (NEWTOWN HAMILTON.) Vide MARKET HILL 
QUARTER SESSIONS. 


— (NOLAN, John.) Vide TITHES. 


———— (OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON.) Act 
10 Geo. IV. c. 34, relating thereto, read; Bill to amend, Or- 
dered, 622. 


Vide MURDERERS, SENTENCE ON. 
(O'NEILL, Earl.) Vide ANTRIM RoaDs. 


ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT, ATHLONE.) Vide 
CuRLEY, Patrick. 


(O'REILLY, Rev. Eugene.) Vide BANK OF IRE- 








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(O'SHAUGHNESSY, 
LocaL TAXATION, 
— (Parisu CESS.) Petition of Parish Clerks, com- 
plaining of their distress, by the Non-payment of Vestry Cess, 
724. 


Patrick.) Vide DUBLIN 





———._ (PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, AcT.) Petition of 
Inhabitants of Dublin, for extending to the Irish Reform Act 
the principle which governs the English one, 138. 

Petitions for 


the Amendment thereof; From Armagh, 505; Meath, 461 ; 

National Trades’ Political Union, 259. 

— (PARTY PROCESSIONS AcT.) Petition of Mem- 

bers of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, for the repeal 

thereof, 603. 

— (Pouice.) Petition of Thomas Halpin, of Dublin, 
complaining of the Employment of the Police in Ireland, as 
Spies, 726. 

— (Poor.) Petition of Aaron Atkinson, of Dublin, 
and Forty-one Citizens of London, for the appointment of 
a Committee to sit ae year in Dublin, to compose Bills for 
the employment of the Poor of Ireland, 281. 

Motion, That it is the opinion of: this 
House, That the Establishment of a Provision tbe the Poor of 

Ireland, on the principle of the Act 43 Eliz. with such altera- 

tion and improvements as time and circumstances may require, 


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( Poor)—continued. 

is expedient and necessary to the interests of the United 
Kingdom, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed, and made; Main 
Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution for Address 
thereupon; 336. Vide (ADDREssEs, ) 

Petition of Thomas Morrison, suggesting 
Instructions to the Commissioners; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Vagrants (Irish and Scottish), 437. 


—_——_—_—- (Poor Laws.) Petitions for the introduction 
of Poor Laws into Ireland ; From Bath, 555; Belfast, 291 ; 
Brighton, 256; Carlisle, 437; Chelsea, 535; Cockermouth, 
391 ; Dromore, &amp;c. 695; Dumfries, 281; Dublin, 334; Flint, 
343; Fulham, 645; Garvaghy, 4o2; Glasgow, 189, 674 ; 
Limerick, 343 ; Liverpool, 350; London, 350; Mountmelick, 
350; Moate, 645; Nottingham, 479; Parker, William, 441 ; 
Poplar, 645 ; Saint Mary-le-bone, 695; Scottish Metropolitan 
Union, 449; Shoreditch, 645; Stockport, 433; Stratford Bow, 
645; Tullamore, 645. 

Petition of the Vestry, Governors and Di- 

rectors of the Poor of Saint George, + Genttegeentve com- 
plaining of the Expense to that Parish, occasioned by the 
influx of Irish Paupers ; and praying, ‘That Poor Laws may be 

introduced into Ireland, 270. 


Vide MARRIAGES AND Poor Laws. 
(PoORTARLINGTON BorouGH.) Vide ELEctTions. 


———— (PORTUMNA BRIDGE.) Petition of Charles Wye 
Williams, Esquire, complaining of the dilapidation of the 
Bridge, over the Shannon at Portumna, and of the insufficiency 
of the Funds necessary for its repair; and praying, That 
a portion of the Funds at the disposal of the Commissioners 
of Public Works, may be appropriated to its repair, 724. 

(Post OFFict.) Petition of John Kent Johnston, 
of Dublin, advertising and Newspaper Agent, complaining 
of the Clerks in the Post Office, acting as Newspaper Agents, 
696. 











(Prison OFFICERS.) Petitions for enabling Grand 
Juries to make provision by way of Superannuation or Pen- 
sion for Officers of Prisonsin Ireland; From Armagh; Re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Grand Juries Ireland Bill, 233 ; 
Clare, &amp;c.; Referred, 159; Dunn, George; Referred, 221 ; 
Fermanagh; Referred, 159; Galway, 236; Lifford, 352 ; 
Maryborough, 211; Monaghan, 236; Sligo; Referred, 221. 


(PROTESTANT HIERARCHY.) Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Rochdale, praying for the Abrogation of the Pro- 
testant Hierarchy of Ireland, 58. 

—— (Pusptic WALKS, LIMERICK.) Vide LIMERICK. 


—— (Rate oF INTEREST.) Motion for bringing in 
a Bill to make the Rate of Interest for Money uniform 
throughout the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; 
Motion withdrawn, 560. 

— (RECOVERIES.) Vide FINES AND RECOVERIES. 


——— (REFORM OF PARLIAMENT AcT.) Vide PAR- 
LIAMENT, REFORM OF. 

— (RoBinson, George.) Vide DUBLIN CoRPORA- 

TION. 

— (RoBINSON, Samuel.) Vide STATE OF JRELAND. 


—— (Roman CaTHOLic MARRIAGES.) Acts of the 
Parliament of Ireland, relating thereto, read; Bill to repeal 
certain penal enactments made in the Parliament of Ireland, 
against Roman Catholic Clergymen, for celebrating Mar- 
riages contrary to the provisions of certain Acts made in the 
Parliament of Ireland ; Ordered, 227. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 492. 
Committed, 524. Committed deferred, 544, 563, 570, 575, 
578, 582, 585, 600, 617. Bill considered, 647. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 653. 
Passed, 658. By the i with Amendments, 727. Con- 
sidered, 731. Agreed to, 732. Royal Assent, 734. 

_ Petition of 
the Rev. Sir Harcourt Lees, against, 603. 

(ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL.) Vide LEEs, 
Sirk HARCOURT. 

(SECRETARY FOR IRELAND.) Petitions for the 
removal of Mr, Stanley from that Office ; From Drishane, 151; 
Ireland, National Trades’ Political Union of, 172. 

(SENTENCE ON MURDERERS.) Vide MURDERS. 

(SHANNON NAVIGATION.) Petition of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Athlone, complaining of the pre- 
sent state of the River Shannon; and praying, That part of 
the Money intrusted to the Grand Canal Company may be 
employed in its improvement, 542. 

(SHANNON River.) Vide LimERICcK BRIDGE. 


— (SHAW, Lorenzo Frederick.) Vide DuBLIN Cor- 
PORATION OF CARPENTERS. 


——~—— (SHEAHAN, Thomas.) Vide CHURCH TAXATION. 
TITHES AND CHURCH RaTEs. 
— (SHERIFF'S ACT.) Petitions, praying that the Act 


11 Anne c. 8, may not be repealed; From Barrett, Richard, 
501 ; Dublin, Inhabitants of, 509. 





























——— (SLANEY RIVER.) Vide ENNISCORTHY CANAL. 
(Stico BorouGH.) Vide E.LectTions. 
(SMITHFIELD MARKET.) Vide DUBLIN. 


(Sprrits, WINE AND BEER.) Bill to consolidate 
and amend the Laws relating to the Sale of Wine, Spirits, 
Beer and Cider by Retail in Ireland; Ordered, 227. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to 
be printed ; 243. Second Reading deferred, 407. Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 498. 
Members added, 529. Power to send for persons, papers and 
records, 563. Bill reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 604. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 618, 631, 640, 649. 
Order for further consideration of Report read; Bill re-com- 
mitted ; considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; 662. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 668. 
Third Reading deferred, 673. Bill passed, 678. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 715. Royal Assent, 726. 





Petition referred, 
5l5- 





Petition of Persons 
who carry on the Trade of selling Spirits by Retail in Ireland, 
against, 475. 

. Petition of Vintners 
or Victuallers of Dublin, against; Keferred to the Committee 
on the Bill, 515. 


———— (Stamps, BoarD oF.) Vide Manon, D'Arcy. 


— —— (STANLEY, Mr.) Vide SECRETARY FOR JRE- 
LAND. 











(STATE OF IRELAND.) Petitions for the adoption 
of measures for improving the condition of Ireland; From 
Balmerino, 394; Edinburgh, Working Classes of, 535 ; 
Haughton, Thomas, 411. 

Petition of Samuel Robin- 
son, suggesting certain measures for improving the condition 
of Ireland, 315. 

(SUBLETTING AcT.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Kilfenora, for the repeal thereof, 500. 


(TENANTRY.) Vide EJECTMENT OF TENAN- 





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TRY. 


—-~—— (TENANTS FoR LiFe.) Bill for enabling Tenants 
for Life of settled Estates in Ireland, to raise money by Mort- 
Fase for psec | the same, and for facilitating the Loan of 

oney upon real Securities in Ireland; Ordered, 463. 


(TIPPERARY RoaDS.) Vide CLONMEL. 


(TITHES.) Petitions for the abolition thereof; From 
Agliss, 36; Ardagh, 58; Ballybay, 235; Burnchurch, go; 
Caharagh, 178; Callan, 178 ; Catheney, 549; Carnagh, &amp;c., 
478; Carne, &amp;c., 221; Carrickedmond, 28; Carrickma- 
cross, 235; Clone, 171; Clonoulty and Rossmore, 138 ; 
Cooline, &amp;c., 178; Costlea, Barony of, 28; Danesfort, go; 
Derby, 280; Donoughmore, 258; Drimoleague, 178; Dris- 
hane, 178; Dublin, 258; Dunmore, &amp;c., 129; Edgeworth’s 
Town, 40; Enniscorthy, &amp;c., 411; Fanlobbus, 178; Garro- 
cloyne, 178, Gowell,186; Johnstown, 163 ; Keelgarlanders, 
258; Kilbride, 315; Kilcormack, 171; Kildalky, 201; Kil- 
gobbin, 258; Killerig, 143; Killiconingan, 143; Killymard, 
233; Kilmacabea, 178; Kilmessen, &amp;c., 201; Kilrane, 221 ; 
Kilworth, &amp;c., 28; Knockea, 258; Knocktopher, Union of, 
178; Lismolin, 46; Limonaghan, 109; Lisnadill, 28; Moy- 
linny, &amp;c., 258; Navan, 71; Nenagh, &amp;c., 244 ; New Ross 
(Wexford), 235, 509 ; Rose-Garland, &amp;c., 235; Saint Mary- 
lebone, 255; Swords, 28; Tacumshane, 221; Timahoe, 549; 
Tintern, 235; Tralee, 258. 
Petition of John Nolan, of Ballyn Derry, 
complaining of the manner in which the Tithes in that Parish 
have been compounded for, and for the appointment of new 
Commissioners and Government Surveyors to applot the 
same, 235. 








Motion for laying before the House Copies 
of all Patents or Grants, or the material parts thereof, whereby 
the Owners of Impropriations or impropriate Tithes in Ireland 
are expressly bound to repair the Chancel, or provide for the 
discharge of Clerical Duties, so far as the same can be made 
out; Question Neg. thereupon, 420. 


Act 2 Will. IV. c. 41, relating thereto, 
read ; To be considered in}a Committee of the whole House, 
466. Committee deferred, 477. Order for Committee read ; 
The King’s recommendation aged: 480. Act considered ; 
Committee report progress; 481. Committee deferred, 485. 
Act further considered, 487. Resolution reported and 
amended; Resolution as amended agreed to; 493. Pro- 
ceedings in Committee, 481, 487. 

Petition of Patrick Tracey, complaining 
of the employment of the Act for Suppressing Local Disturk 
ances and dangerous Associations in Ireland, in the collection 
of Tithes, 478. 








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Petition of Richard Welsh and Thomas 
Collender, complaining of Executions having been issued 
against them for Tithes, 505. 





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(TrTHES.) Petition of Patrick Dowling, complaining 
of the application of the Disturbances Act to the collection of 
Tithes, and praying for Inquiry, and for the Abolition of 
Tithes and Repeal of the Disturbances Act, 515. 


a Petition of Parishioners of Kiltrustan, 
complaining of proceedings with regard to the composition 
and collection of Tithes in that parish, 535. 








Petition from Kilbraddon, complaining 
of the conduct of a Magistrate in enforcing the collection of 
Tithes, offered; and withdrawn; 539. 


Motion, That the Tithe System in Ireland 
has been the fruitful source of misery and crime, and should 
be totally extinguished ; Question previous proposed ; Ques- 
tion Previous, and Motion withdrawn ; 541. 








Petition of .Parishioners of Ballincholla, 
complaining of the mode of collecting Tithes in that Parish, 
576. 





House resolves to go into a Committee 
on a certain day to consider of the Resolution, which, upon 
the 17th day of June last, was reported from the Committee 
of the whole House, to whom it was referred to consider of 
the Act 2 Will. IV.- 4, c. 41, to facilitate the recovery of 
Tithes, in certain cases, in lreland, and for the relief of the 
Clergy of the Established Church, 632. Considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 639. Resolution reported and agreed 
to; Bill ordered; 643. Vide infra. 


Bill for the relief of the Owners of Tithes 
in Ireland, and for amendment of an Act passed in the last 
Session of Parliament, providing for the establishing of Com- 
positions for Tithes in Ireland, and to make such Composi- 
tions permanent ; Ordered, 643. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 658. Com- 
mitted, 661. Committee deferred, 673. Bill considered, and 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 677. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report read ; Bill re-committed ; Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; Amendment proposed ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; 693. Debate resumed; Bill 
considered ; 697. Reported ; tobe ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 701. Passed, 709. By the Lords with Amend- 
ments, 727. Considered, and agreed to, 728. Royal Assent, 734. 
Proceedings in Committee, 697. 











Petition of Inhabitants of Kilmeague, 
complaining of the conduct of the Reverend Arthur Preston, 
in the collection of Tithes in that Parish, 670. 





Petition of Titheholders, deriving under 
Ecclesiastical Corporate Bodies in the County of Carlow, 
praying to be included in the intended relief to the Parochial 
Clergy, 701. 


— (TiTHES Act.) Petition of James Kearney, com- 
plaining of provision not having been made in the late Act 
for the relief of Lay Impropriators; 428. 


(TITHES ARREAR.) Petition of Mary Walters, 
complaining of the Arrears of Tithe due to her late husband, 
and praying tobe included in any intended advanceof Money, 
701. 








(TITHES AND CHURCH RATES.) Petitions for 
the abolition thereof; From Ballihegran, &amp;c. 215; Ballyma- 
kenny, 197; Doon, 215; Dublin, 250; Dunaghey, &amp;c. 419; 
Sheahan, Thomas, 479; Templeoran, &amp;c. 509 ; Whitechurch, 
250. 

— (TITHES, CHURCH RATES AND VESTRY ASSESS- 
MENTS.) Petition of Protestant, Roman Catholic and Dis- 
senting Inhabitants of Moate, Clara, and other places, for the 
abolition thereof, 572. 


(TiTHES CoMPOSITION.) Petition of Inhabitants 
of Augnamullin, complaining of the employ of the Police 
in the Collection of Tithes in that Parish, and praying for 
Inquiry; Brought up, and read; Motion, That the Petition 
do lie upon the Table; Debate arising thereupon; and the 
same having continued till Three of the Clock, Mr. Speaker 
left the Chair; 591. Debate resumed; Question put and 
agreed to; 597. . 











Petition of ‘Tithe Payers 
of the Parish of Louth, complaining of the incompetency of 
the Commissioner sent by Government to that Parish, and 
praying for his removal, 671. 


(TITHES AND GRAND JuRY LAWS.) Petition of 
Members of the Nurney Political Union, for the Abolition of 
Tithes, and the revision of the Grand Jury Laws, &amp;c. 232. 


(TITHES AND UNION.) Petitions for the Abolition 


of Tithes, and the Repeal of the Union ; From Ballyraggett, 
100 ; Conahy, 100. 


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— (TITHES AND Vestry Cess.) Petitions for the 
Abolition thereof; From Burnt Court, 605; Caher, 605 ; 
Keelganylander, 275. Killiney, &amp;c., 394. 


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(ToLts AND CusToms.) Petitions for the Aboli- 
tion of Tolls and Customs at Markets and Fairs in Lreland ; 
From Midleton ; Referred to Select Committee on Munici- 
pa Corporations, 364. Youghal; Referred, 178. 


(TRACEY, Patrick.) Vide TITHES. 


—— —— (TRANSMISSION OF PROPERTY.) Bill for the 
better Transmission of Property in certain cases in Ireland, 
by enabling persons there to take out Probate to Wills or 
Letters of Administration to Assets, before the Assistant 
Barristers in the several Counties in Ireland, and to extend 
the Jurisdiction of the Civil Bill Courts, and to regulate the 
Courts of Quarter Sessions in Ireland ; Ordered, 439. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 452. Second Reading deferred, 480, 502, 524, 
533; Bill committed, 544 ; Considered and reported ; Day 
appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 549. Further consideration of Report de- 
ferred, 558, 566, 578, 595, 600. Order for further consider- 
ation of Report read; Bill re-committed ; considered and 
reported ; Further consideration of Report put off for six 
months ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 608. 


——— (TRIAL OF OFFENCES.) Bill from the Lords to 
provide for the more impartial Trial of Offences in certain 
cases in Ireland, read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 135. Second or deferred, 141, 153, 
164, 167, 203. Bill committed, 226. Committee deferred, 
246, 261, 277. Bill considered, 286. Instruction to the 
Committee to make provision for the payment of the Ex- 

enses of Parties, under the provisions of the Bill, 292. 
Bill reported, and re-committed, 292. Considered, and re- 
parse Day appointed for further considering Report; 

ill, as amended, to be printed; 298. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 310, 326, 345, 354, 372, 383, 399, 417, 
420, 435, 452, 472, 488, 524, 533, 551, 560, 573, 578, 588, 
607, 613, 639, 661, 668, 673, 678, 687, 698. Report further 
considered, 699. Day appointed for Third Reading, 700. 
Passed, with amendments, 708. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 722. Royal Assent, 726. 





Proceedings in Com- 
mittee, 286. 


Motion for the House 
immediately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
making provision for the payment of the Expenses of Parties 
under the Provisions of the Bill for the more impartial Trial 
of Offences in certain cases in Ireland; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Motion agreed to; Matter considered ; 
286. Proceeding in Committee, 287. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to, 292. Instruction to Committee on Trial of 
Offences (Ireland) Bill, to make Provisions accordingly, 202. 
Vide supra. 





Petition of ,.Members 
of the National Trades Political Union, Dublin, in favour, 
172. 








(Trinity HospiTaL.) Vide NEw Ross. 


(Vestry Acts.) Petition of Inhabitants of Dub- 
lin, being Members of the National Political Union of Ire- 
land, for the repeal thereof, 58. 


————-(Vestry CEss.) Motion for bringing in a Bill for 
the total extinction of all compulsory payments of Vestry 
Cess; Motion withdrawn, 72. 


(UNION with IRELAND.) Petitions for the repeal 
thereof; From Aughagoure, 143; Ballymitty, &amp;c.221; Ban 
now, &amp;c. 221, 259; Bective, 143 ; Burnt Court, 605; Caher, 
605; Callan, 178; Clone, 221, 259; Donegal, 695; Drog- 
heda, 235; Dublin, 28, 171, 259, 394; Edremine, Union of, 
583; Enniscorthy, &amp;c. 394; Gowell, 259; Grange Gor- 
man, 259; Howth, 450; Kilcormack, 221, 259; Kilgulane, 
178; Killarney, 562; Kilkenny, 178; Killymard, 695; Kil- 
messon, &amp;c. 201; Kilrane, 221; King’s Court, 259; Lady’s 
Island, 235; Lisdowney, 178; Londonderry, 171; Navan, 
57; Nenagh, &amp;c. 169; Rosdroit, &amp;c. 562; Skreen and 
Rathfigh, 249; Stockport, 188; Swords, &amp;c. 450; Tacum- 
shane, 221; Tintern, 221; Wexford, 562. 

(WaceEs.) Vide LABOURERS WAGES. 


— (WaGGon TRAIN.) Petition of disbanded Officers 
of the late Waggon ‘I'rain on the Irish Establishment, com- 
plaining of the hardships endured by them, 543. 


(WALKER, George.) Vide CALLAN CORPORATION. 
——~— ( WALLACE, John.) Vide BELFAST WATERWORKS. 


(WausH, John.) Petition of John Walsh, Law 
Student of Dublin., praying that an authentic Copy of a 
Petition may be sent to the Clerk of the Crown of the 
County of Meath, 109. 

——_—— (WELSH, Richard.) Vide TITHEs. 

(WiittAMs, Charles Wye.) Vide PoRTUMNA 
BRIDGE. 

—_—— (WinE.) Vide Spirits, 

———— (WoopDHOUSE, George.) Vide FISHERY BoArp. 

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IRELAN D—continued. : 
(YounG, Henry.) Vide ATHLUNKARD BRIDGE. 
Limerick BRIDGE. 
———— Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES 92 to 102.) Exec- 
TIONS. SuPPty. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 101, 102.) 
Vide VaGRANTS. 


Irisu Poor. 
VAGRANTS. 


Vide Accounts. 


InweEt Reservoirs; Petition for a Bill for making and main- 
taining Reservoirs upon the River Irwell; Referred to a 
Committe, 99. Reported; Bill ordered; 183. Petition 
complaining that the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with ; Committee on Petition for Bill revived ; Petition 
referred ; 194. Bill presented, and read, 209. 


Vide Man, Ise oF. 
Vide BankRuUPTCY JUDGES. 





IRON. 


Iste or Man. 
JUDGES. 





— Cuamuers; Petition of the Society of Attornies, 
Solicitors, Proctors and others, not being Barristers, com- 
laining of the inadequacy of the Judge’s Chambers in Ser- 
jeant’s Inn, 127. 
Vide Serseant’s INN AGREEMENT. 
— Sararies. Vide Accounts. 
Juries. Vide IRELAND. 


Justice, Administration of ; Petition of John Joseph Stock- 
dale, complaining of the partial Administration thereof, 406. 


Justices of the Peace; Bill for rendering more effectual 
in certain cases, proceedings before Justices of the Peace, 
and for the better suppression of certain Offences ; Ordered, 
214. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and tobe printed; 214. Second Reading deferred, 
239. Committed, 246. Committee deferred, 272, 293. Bill 
considered and reported; Day appointed for further con- 

' sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 306. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 336, 354, 366, 372, 
389, 399, 408, 420, 435, 445, 462, 472, 480, §02, 512, 521, 
533, 530, 545, 553» 558, 501, 564, 567, 570, 575, 588, 593, 
505, 608, 612, 619, 631, 640, 649, 672, 677,687. Bill put 
off for six months, 698. 











Petition of the Corporation of 
Vintners of the City of London, against, 350. 

Petition of Churchwardens and 
Overseers of the Poor and High Constable of Brighton, in 
favour, 461. Vide (ADDRESSES, 103.) 


JuveniteE Orrenvers; Bill to alter and amend the Law of 
Larceny, relating to Offenders under a certain age, and also 
relating to persons tried for asecond Offence; Ordered, 276. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed; 291. 





3° &amp; 4° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 
™ 
Kenstncton Road. Vide Futyam and KENsincTon. 


Kentisu Town aud Hottoway Road; Petition for a Bill 
for continuing Powers of Act, and Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 
and read, 207. Committed, 348. Time enlarged for Report, 
405. Bill reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; 464. Report farther considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; 468. Passed, 477. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 506. Considered, and agreed to, 508. Royal 
Assent, 531. 





- Petitions against ; 
From Kentish Town ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 376; 
Saint Pancras; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 376. 

Key, Sir John; Petition of Stationers and Manufacturers of 
Paper, stating that Sir John Key, Baronet, (a Member of the 
House,) is concerned in a Contract with His Majesty’s Go- 
vernment for the Supply of Stationery, contrary to the Act 
22 Geo. III. c. 45, 637; Referred to Select Committee on 
Stationery Contract; 638. 


Kingsmill Grose; Petition of Liverymen of London for 
an Inquiry into the circumstances that led to the appointment 
of Kingsmill Grose Key to a situation in the Stationery 
Office, and the principle on which such Appointments are 
made, 637. To lie on the Table, 638. Referred to Select 
Committee on Stationery Contract, 638. 








Vide STATIONERY ConTRACT. 
Kitparg, Curragh of. Vide IRELAND. 
KILKENNY CoRpoRATION. 


KING: 


Vide IRELAND. 





- His Proclamation for dissolving the Parliament, and 
declaring the calling of another, 2. 


is Letters:Patent for opening and holding the 
Parliament, 3. 





— 





Message from His Commissioners appointed to open 
the Parliament, to attend them in the House of Peers, 3. To 
signify His approbation of Mr. Speaker Elect, 5. 


Directs a Speaker to be chosen, 4. 


His approbation of Mr. Speaker Elect signified, 5. 


Message to attend Him in the House of Peers,—At 
the opening of the Session, 5. At the close of the Session, 734. 


—— His Speech at the opening of the Session, reported 
by Mr. Speaker, 5. Motion for an Address thereupon, 6. 
Vide (ADDRESSES, 1.) 


— 











Fourth Paragraph of His Speech at the close of the 
last Session of the last Parliament, read, 7. 

———— Appointstobe attended with the Address of Thanks, 30. 

His Answer to Address of Thanks, reported by 

Mr. Speaker ; Address of Thanks for His Answer; 35. 


His Answer to Address respecting Portugal, 471. 


——-—— His Speech to be considered, jo. 
Motion for a Supply, 30. Vide Suppty. 


So much of His Speech as relates to the East India 
Company’s Charter, read, 483. Vide East Inp1a. 


— His Royal Assent given to Bills in Person, 734. By 

Commission, 237, 252, 294, 352, 404, 470, 496, 531, 559» 

599, 670, 725. 

= His TR bar signified to Petitions, 71. 
o Motions, 192, 246, 286, 317, 383, 420, 440, 480, 8 

590, 62, 629, 642, 649, 663, 678, 693. _— 


———— His Consent signified to Bills, 252, 275, 286, 416, 
506, 616. To Petitions, 421. 


— Message from, respecting the Land Revenues of the 
Crown; Day appointed for taking the Message into conside- 


ration ; 354. Message considered ; Address thereupon ; 358. 
Vide (ADDRESSES, 4.) 


— Signifies to the House, that He places at the disposal 
of Parliament, His interests in the Temporalities and custody 
thereof, of the several Bishopricks and Archbishopricks in 
Ireland ; 381. 


House attends His Majesty in the House of Peers at 
the opening of the Session, 5. At the close of the Session, 
734- j 

———— His Speech at the close of the Session, 734. 
Kine’s Bencu Prison; Petition of Prisoners confined for 
Debt in the said Prison, praying that they may be allowed 


the benefit of the Rules of the Prison during the progress of 
the Cholera, 701. 


—— 


Considered, and 














_ Knowstey Gas. 


Vide Accounts. 


— — County. Vide ELEctTions. 


Kinesmoor Roap. Vide CARMARTHEN Main Trust. 


Kine’s Printers Patents; Petitions for the abolition of 
the existing Monopoly ia the printing of the Bible; From 
Manchester, 178 ; Norwich, 249. 

Kinoston-uPon-Hu.u Corporation ; Petition of Inhabitants 
of Kingston-upon-Hull for a law to enable the Inhabitants to 


elect their Municipal Officers, 12. Motion for printing Peti- 
tion; Motion withdrawn; 20. 





Vide Smitn, Thomas 
Brown. 





Trinity House; Petition of Mer- 

chants, Shipowners and others, of Kingston-upon-Hull, for an 

Inquiry into the Management of the Affairs of the Trinity 

House in that Port, 491. . 

Vide Trinity House. 

KiNGsTON-UPON-THAMEsS Corporation; Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of Kingston-upon-Thames, complaining of the levy of 
Sums by that Corporation on persons commencing business in 
that Town, 718. 

Kincton Road. Vide Upton. 

KNARESBOROUGH Borough. Vide Erections. 


KNOWLEDGE. 





Vide Taxes on KNowLEDGE. 
Vide Prescot. 


3°&amp; 4° Will. IV. Parl. ii. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


LABOURERS EmpioyMEntT Act; Petitions for the repeal 
or Amendment thereof; From Bicker, 443; Cambridge, 
424; Donington, 443; Epping, 508; Freebridge Lynn, 
Hundred of (Norfolk), 178; Kirton, 201 ; Shelford, Great, 
249; Steeple Claydon, 218. 





Vide AGricUuLTURAL 
Laspour Rare, 


Waces. Vide IRELAND. 


Lazour Rate; Bill from the Lords for explaining and 
amending an Act of the second and third years of His present 
Majesty, for the better employment of Labourers in Agri- 
cultural Parishes, 565. Bill to be printed, 576. First read- 
ing put off for three months, 614. 


LaspoureEers EMPLOYMENT. 








Bill for the better employment of Labourers 


in Agricultural Parishes; Ordered; presented, and read ; 
Day 








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Lazsour Rate—continued. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 614. 
Second Reading deferred, 619. Second Reading put off for 
three months, 639. 

—- Petition of Inhabitants of Farnham for an 

alteration ; To lie on the Table, 637. 





—- Vide Accounts... (Addresses, 104.) La- 


BOURERS EMPLOYMENT ACT. 


LAKENHEATH (Suffolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 48. Presented, and read, 183. Com- 
mitted, 347. Time enlarged for Report, 410. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed; 421. Passed, 433. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 471. 


Petitions against; From Laken- 
heath, Owners and Occupiers in, 368 ; Owners and Occupiers 
in; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 375; Wood, Dr. 368 ; 
Wood, Dr.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 375. 





Vide ScoTLANbD. 
Vide ScoTLanp. 


LANARKSHIRE Gaols. 


—_— 


—~ YEOMANRY. 


LaNncAsHiIRE Assizes; Petition of the President, Vice- 
President and Directors, of the Chamber of Commerce and 
Manufactures at Manchester, that the Assizes for the Hundred 
of Salford may in future be held in Manchester or Salford, 
and that it continue to form part of the Northern Circuit, 
182. 





Petitions for an adjournment of the 
Lancashire Assizes to Liverpool and Manchester; From 
Leigh, 290; Liverpool (two Petitions), 231; Salford, 285 ; 
Warrington, 393. 





Motion for bringing in a Bill for 
adjourning the Assizes from Lancaster to Liverpool and 
Manchester ; Debate thereupon adjourned; 231. Debate 
resumed ; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion 
withdrawn; 272. 


LancasTErR Castle. Vide Fisher, James. 


————— Joseph; Petition of John Williams of Reading, 
stating that Joseph Lancaster, the founder of the system of 
Education bearing his name, is at present in the most abject 
state of poverty in America, and praying the consideration of 
the House, 651. 


Lanop, Allotment of; Petition of Labourers, &amp;c. of Boddicott, 
for an Act enabling the Poor to occupy part of the College 
and Glebe Lands at the full rent the farmers are now paying 
for the same, 432. 


-- Vide AccounTs. 





Lanp REvENvE; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the management of the Woods, Forests and Land Revenues 
of the Crown, and to report how far the measures recom- 
mended by the Commissioners appointed under the Act 
26 Geo. III. c. 87, have been carried into effect, and what 
other measures such Committee would recommend for further 
improving and rendering more productive the Hereditary 
Estates of the Crown; To send for persons, papers and 

records; Five to be the Quorum ; 359. Member discharged 
from further attendance on the Committee ; another Member 
added; 390. Power to Committee to adjourn from place to 
place, 428. Member discharged from further attendance on 
the Committee; another Member added; 435. Leave to 
Committee to sit in the morning, notwithstanding the sitting 
of the House, 602. Petition reterred, 624. Power to report 
Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence; Report ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 683. 





Petition of Charles Pitt, praying to+be 
heard before the Committee; Referred, 624. 


- Vide Kine. 


Tax; Petitions for abolishing or equalizing the 
Land Tax ; From Saint Andrew, Holborn, and Saint George 
the Martyr, 166; Wapping, 555- 





SCOTLAND. 





Petition of Owners, Occupiers and Inhabitant 
Householders of Saint Paul, Covent-Garden, for an equali- 
zation thereof, 694. 





Acts relating thereto, read; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House; 300. Considered ; 
Proceeding in Committee; 303. Resolution reported and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 306. Vide Persona. Estates. 


Vide Accounts. 





LAND Tax Commissioners Names; Bill to appoint addi- 
tional Commissioners for executing the Acts for granting an 
Aid by a Land Tax, and for continuing the Duties upon 
Personal Estates, Officers and Pensions; Ordered, 597. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
601. Committed; usual Orders relative to Lists to be de- 
livered in by Members; 608. Committee deferred, 613, 
639, 661, 698. Bill considered, 702. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 708. Passed, 
710. Agreed to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 726. 


VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 


Lanps and TENEMENTS Recovery; Bill to facilitate and 
render less expensive the recovery of the possession of Lands 
and Tenements in all cases of Tenancy, on the determi- 
nation of the term and after notice to quit; Ordered, 642. 


Lancstone Fishery; Petition of Inhabitants of Havant, 
Langstone, Bedhampton and Farlington, for protection and 
relief; Referred to the Select Committee on British Channel 
Fishery, 553- 


Larceny; Bill to provide for the more summary Trial of 
Persons accused of Simple Larceny ; Ordered; presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 513. Bill put off for six months, 532. 


LaunceE tts, Parish of; Petition of Labourers and Poor In- 
habitants of Launcells, near Stratton, for an Inquiry into the 
administration of certain Charitable Bequests to the Poor of 
that parish, 437. 


LauncEston Borough. Vide ELections. 


Law AMENDMENT; Bill from the Lords for the further Amend- 
ment of the Law and the better advancement of Justice, 238. 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 
278. Committed, 302. Committee deferred, 331, 337, 345- 
Bill considered; Proceedings in Committee; 366. Report 
deferred, 372, 399, 417, 420, 435, 440, 463, 480, 502, 544, 
581, 600. Bill reported; Amendments agreed to; others 
disagreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 618. Bill 
passed with Amendments, 630. Lords desire a Conference 
upon the subject of the said Amendments; Committee ap- 
pointed; Report of the Lords disagreement to one of the 
said Amendments; Other Amendments agreed to; House 
hag not insist on their Amendment; 651. Royal Assent, 

71. 





Petition of Inhabitants, Householders and 
others, of the British Empire, in favour, 695. 
Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Vide Arrest, Law or. 
— Orricers CoMPENSATION. 


CHARGES. 





of ARREST. 





Vide Accounts. 
Vide Lise, Law or. 
-~— of ScoTLAND. 


of LipgeL. 





Vide ScoTLaANnp. 





of SETTLEMENT Act; Petition of Churchwardens and 
Overseers of the Poor of Leeds, for the Amendment thereof, 
500. 





Vide Poor Laws. 


Laws, ExpirineG ; 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 re- 
port Opinion from time to time which of them are fit to be 
revived, continued of made perpetual; Five to be the 
Quorum ; and to sit notwithstanding any adjournment; Re- 
port of 26th January 1832, referred; 38. Report to lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed; 81. 


Maritime Cope or. Vide Mercunantr Ser- 


VICE. 
Lawson, John Joseph. VideCompraint. 


Law StupEnTs. Vide Accounts. 


Lepsury Roads; Petition fora Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same; and Bill ordered, 98. Presented, and 
read,174. Committed, 295. Petition for additional Provi- 
sion referred to a Committee, 303. Reported; Instruction 
accordingly ; 328. Bill reported, 340. To be ingrossed, 
341. Passed, 347. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal 
Assent, 405. 


Vide GLoucesterR, Over and MaIsemore. 





LexEps O11 Gas Company ; Petition for a Bill to repeal Act; 
Referred to a Committee, 106. 


Bill from the Lords for dissolving 
the Corporation of the Leeds Oil Gas Light Company, and 
for vesting the Estate and Effects of the Company in Trus- 
tees, to be sold for the benefit of the Parties interested therein, 
and for finally settling and adjusting the Company’s concerns, 
439. Read, 448. Committed, 454. Reported, 486. Passed, 
487. Royal Assent, 531. 


Leek Road. Vide Dartey Mvor. 
Lees, Sir Harcourt. Vide IRELAND. 


Lecacy Duty; Petition of Michael Ward, M. D. of Man- 
chester, for repeal of the Duty on Legacies bequeathed to 
Hospitals and Public Charities, 364: 


—— and Prosate Duties; Petitions for the repeal 
thereof; From Dublin, 314; Manchester, 694; Northezn Po- 
litical Union, 694 ; Nottingham, &amp;c. 694. 








Vide Prosate Dury. 
LeicesTER Borough. Vide Accounts. 


— CorporaTion ; Petition of the Corporation of 
Leicester, complaining of certain Charges against them, con- 
tained 

Z 








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[ 4. 1833: 





LeicesteER CorroraTioN—continued. 


tained in a Petition of the Inhabitants of Leicester (presented 
22d April); and praying to be heard in vindication; Referred 
to Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 341. 


— Railway. Vide Cotzorton. 


and SwANNINGTON Railway; Petition for a Bill 
for altering and amending powers of Act; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 104. Reported; Bill ordered; 150. Presented, and 
read, 187. Committed, 234. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 320. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; 367. Passed, 386. Agreed to by the Lords, 422. 
Royal Assent, 470. 


LeisLers, John; Bill from the Lords for his naturalization, 
335. Read, 341. Committed, 376. Reported, and passed, 
426. Royal Assent, 471. 


Leita Docks. Vide ScoTLanp. 
and Harbour. Vide ScoTLanp. 


LemME, John Louis; Bill from the Lords for his Naturaliza- 
tion, 46:. Read, 464. Committed, 490. Reported, and 
passed, 527. Royal Assent, 531. 














Leopro.p, Prince; Motion for laying before the House, an 
Account of Sums which have been paid into the Exchequer, 
out of the Annuity granted to Prince Leopold, now King of 
the Belgians, since 18th July 1831, 101. Motion withdrawn, 
102. 


Letrers; Usual Orders relating to Members’ Letters, 10. 
Vide Post Orrice. 


Patent; Bill to explain and amend the Laws re- 
specting Letters Patent for Inventions; Ordered, 72. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed; 130. Second Reading deferred, 145. Bill 
committed to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 
297. Members added, 358, 421. Power to report Opinion ; 
Bill reported and re-committed; 528. Committee deterred, 
536. Bill considered; Committee report progress, 545. 
Committee deferred, 558. Order for Committee read; In- 
struction to the Committee to divide the Bill into two Bills; 
Bills further considered; Report, That the Committee had 
divided the Bill into two Bills; 559. Vide infra. 


Petition of John Kitchen, in favour, 231. 
Petition of Julius Adolphus Schroder 

















against, 535. 





Bill to amend the Laws respecting Letters 
Patent for Inventions, and to secure the Property therein to 
{Inventors ; Reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 559. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 564. Report further con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 565. Third Reading deferred, 570. Bill read third 
time ; Clause offered ; Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn ; 
further ape. adjourned ; 575. dts resumed, 
and further adjourned, 577. Proceeding resumed; Clause 
added; Bill passed; 579. 





Expenses ; Bill to amend the Laws respect- 
ing the practice and cost of obtaining Patents; Reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill as 
amended, to be printed; 559. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 564. Bill put off for Six months, 565. 


Vide Patents for INVEN- 





TIONS. 


Letrers STEALING. Vide BurRGLARY. 


Lewes and Bricuton Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 69. Pre- 
sented, and read, 197. Committed, 227. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 304. Passed, 308. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. 
Royal Assent, 353. 

Waterworks; Petition for a Bill for supplying the 
said Town with Water; Referred to a Committee,104. Re- 
ported ; Billordered; 183. Presented, and read, 208. Com- 
mitted, 352. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 410. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 456. 
Passed, 473. Agreed to by the Lords, 521. Royal Assent, 
531. 

Petition of John Mercer Bosville Dur- 
rant, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 386. 

Lizset, Law of; Bill to alter and amend the Laws respectin 
Libels; Ordered, 231. Presented, and read ; Day appointe 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 241. Second Read- 
ing deterred, 317, 345, 372, 399, 445, 466, 472, 488, 503, 544, 
549) 553) 573- 








Petition of Joseph Townsend Holman, that a 
law may be passed to authorize the Defendant, in cases of 
Libel, to prove the Truth in Justification, 243. 


Petition of John Foster, for amendment of 
the Law of Libel, 694. 


Liserty of the Press. Vide Press. 
Lirrey River. Vide IRELAND. 
Liegutuouses. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES 105.) 





Licutine and Watcuine; Act 11 Geo. IV. c. 27, relating 
thereto, read ; Bill to alter and extend the provisions of the 
said Act, ordered, 253. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 254. Com- 
mitted, 306. Committee deferred, 336, 345. Order for 
Committee read, and discharged ; Bill withdrawn ; 349. 


, Act 11 Geo.IV.and1 Will. 1v.c. 27, 
relating thereto, read; Bill to repeal the said Act, and to 
make more effectual provision for lighting and watching of 
Parishes in England and Wales ; Ordered, 359. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 484. Committed, 532. Committee deferred, 540, 
558. Bill considered, 569. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 573. Third Reading 
deferred, 577, 595, 600. Bill passed, 612. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 715. Considered, 719. Agreed to, 
720. Royal Assent, 726. 








Petition of Richard Gude, in 
favour, 635. 

Limerick Bripce. Vide IRELAND. 

—-Cuarer. Vide IreLtanp. 

——_——- City. Vide Evections. 

——-——- CorporaTion. Vide IrELANp. 

———- Navieation. Vide IrELANpD. 

— Pusiic Watks. Vide IRELAND. 

Limitation of Actions; Bill for the Limitation of Actions 
and Suits relating to Real Property, and for simplifying the 
Remedies for trying the rights thereto; Ordered, 42. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 145. Committed, 164. Order for Commit- 
tee of the whole House read, and discharged; Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum ; 226. 
Members added, 240. Bill reported, and re-committed, 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 316. Committee deferred, 
354. Bill considered, 382. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 389. Motion for reading Bill 
the Third time ; The King’s Consent signified ; Bill passed ; 
416. By the Lords, with Amendments, 560. Considered, 
565. Agreed to, 566. Royal Assent, 509. 











Petitions against; From Cooke, 
Richard Stafford, 228 ; Dentrv, Messrs. 228; Leigh, George, 
228; Rivett, Ann Mary, 228; Rowlandson, Thomas, 189 ; 
Spencer, William, 228; Stevenson, Joseph, 228; Wright, 
George, 228. 


‘ Petition of the Corporation of 
Waterford, that their rights may be reserved as to the presen- 
tation to Rectories and Vicarages, 398. 


Lincoun,City. Vide ELEcTIOoNs. 


Ecc.LEstASTICAL Courts. 
Courts, Linco.tn. 


LinpFiELpD, Parish of; Petition of the Churchwardens and 
Overseers, Vestry and principal Inhabitants and Proprietors 
of Lindfield, praying, that in any measure of Ecclesiastical 
Reform, the state of that Parish be taken into consideration 
and placed under episcopal jurisdiction, 645. 





Vide EccLestAsTIcAL 


Linpon, William ; Bill from the Lords, for his Naturalization, 
101. Read, 102. Committed, 124. Reported, and passed, 
150. Royal Assent, 238. 


Linen WeEAviING. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Lintitucow Borough. Vide Erections. ScoT.anp. 
Vide HunTLey. 
LittTLe SaLKEtp Inclosure. Vide SALKELD, LITTLE. 


LiverPoot Borough; Petition of Electors and Inhabitants 
of Liverpool, complaining of a system of Bribery having 
prevailed at the Elections of Chief Magistrates and Represen- 
tatives in Parliament, and praying for a Bill of Disfranchise- 
ment; 100. Petitioners by their Counsel and Agents to 
examine Witnesses before the Liverpool Bribery Committee, 
169. 


LitTLEDEAN Road. 





Petition of Members of the Committee 
for conducting the Election of Lord Viscount Sandon, com- 
plaining of certain Statements in the above Petition, and 
praying to be permitted to disprove the Charges therein, 142. 





-- Petition of Burgesses, Electors and Inha- 
bitants of Liverpool, against any Bill for disfranchising the 
Ancient Burgesses of that Borough, 142. 


Select Committee appointed to + 
into the matters complained of in the Petition of the Elec- 
tors and Inhabitants of Liverpool (presented 21st February 
last), and to report the result of their inquiries to the House ; 
Instruction to report in the first place, the result of their 
inquiries as to Bribery and Corruption in the late Election ; 
Committee to consist of fifteen Members, thirteen to be 
chosen by lot, and two to be named by the House ; Day ap- 
ointed for the Ballot; 144. Ballut effected, 159. Reduced 
Post delivered in, and read; Power to Committee to send for 
ersons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 160. 
etition of Electors and [nhabitants of Liverpool (presented 





21st February), read; Leave given the Petitioners, by their 
Counsel 








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LiveRPooL BorovuGn—continued. 





Petition of Master, Wardens and 


Counsel and Agents, to examine Witnesses before the Liver- 
pool Bribery Committee ; 169. Special Report respecting the 
non-attendance of a Witness; and Order for his attendance 
on a certain day; 190. House informed that the Witness 
attended the Committee, and had been examined; Order for 
his attendance on a certain day discharged ; 197. Special 
Report respecting a Witness refusing to answer Questions ; 
and Order for her attendance; 212. Examined at the Bar 
of the House, 218. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 245. 





praying to be heard by Counsel before the Committee, in 
support of the rights and franchises of the Borough; To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 160. Petition considered ; 
Leave given the Petitioners, by their Counsel and Agents, to 
examine Witnesses before the Committee ; 167. 





Petition of Individuals, who at the late 
Election for Liverpool composed the Committee for conduct- 
ing the election of Sir Howard Douglas, complaining of mis- 
representations contained in the Petition of Electors and 
Inhabitants of Liverpool (presented 21 February), and pray- 
ing to be permitted to disprove the Charges alleged against 
them, 200. 





Select Committee appointed to pursue the 
Inquiries commenced by the Committee appointed on the 
6th of March last, into the matter complained of in the Pe- 
tition of Electors and Inhabitants of Liverpvol ; To send for 
persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; To 
report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; Motion, That 
it be an Instruction to the Committee to inquire into the last 
Elections for a Burgess or Burgesses to serve in Parliament, 
commencing with the Election in 1831, and to report upon 
each Election separately, whether general bribery and cor- 
ruption have been proved or not, &amp;c.; Motion, That the 
House do now adjourn; Question Neg. thereupon ; Question 
again proposed ; Debate arising thereupon; Motion for ad- 
journing Debate; Motion withdrawn ; Main Question Neg. 
thereupon; 548. Leave to Committee to sit on Tuesdays, 
Thursdays and Fridays, between twelve and three, notwith- 
standing the House be then sitting, and proceeding on the 
Orders of the Day, 557. Five to be the Corsi’ Petitions 
referred ; Counsel allowed to examine Witnesses ; 558. Re- 
port, to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 613. 


Docks; Petition of Merchants, Shipowners and 
others, Rate-payers of the Liverpool Docks, praying for an 
amendment in the constitution of the Liverpool Dock Trust, 
now vested in the Common Council of the Corporation of 
Liverpool, and for redress of alleged grievances; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 129. 


Vide Accounts. 














Pitors. Vide Accounts. 


LLANELLY and CARMARTHEN Borough. Vide Erections. 


Railway and Docks; Petition fora Bill to alter, 
amend and enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 





108. Reported; Bill ordered; 183. Presented, and read, 
200. Committed, 273. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, 319. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 


357- Passed, 362. Agreed to by the Lords, 414. Royal 
Assent, 405. 


Locat Courts; Petitions for the establishment of Local 
Courts for the recovery of Small Debts; From Chard, 604 ; 
Devonport and Stonehouse, 591; Gloucester, County of, 644; 
Halesworth, 610; Soham, 469; Wenhaston, 670; Yoxford, 
610. 


TaxaATIon. Vide BirMINGHAM. 


Lonpon Arcade; Petition for a Bill for constructing and main- 
taining the same; Referred to a Committee, 103; Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 199. Presented, and read, 207. 


Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Houses, 











Warehouses and Counting-houses in the Streets, Lanes, 
Allies, &amp;c. leading from London Wall, Lothbury, and other 
places, against, 376. 


Biacxkrriars Brine; Petition for leave to present a 
Petition fora Bill to amend the several Acts relating to Black- 
friars Bridge, and for raising Money for the repair and support 
thereof; Referred to a Committee, 540. Reported; Leave 

iven; 543. Petition presented accordingly; Referred toa 
Secinen: 544. Reported; Bill ordered; 547. Presented, 
and read, 556. Committed, 567. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 597. Passed, 601. Agreed to by the Lords, 624. 
Royal Assent, 671. 


Corporation. Vide Accounts. 





Corporations; Petition of Robert Hugh 
Franks, praying that the Select Committee on Municipal Cor- 
porations will extend its inquiries to the Trading Corporations 
of London; Referred to the Select Committee on Municipal 
Corporations,57. Motion, That the Order, referring Petition 
to the Committee, be discharged; Amendment proposed ; 
Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; 111. 


VOL, 88.—-—Sess. 1833. 


Petition of the Corporation of Liverpool,. 


——— Port. 


Court of Assistants of the Company of Merchant Tailors, 
London, complaining of allegations in the above Petition, 
avd for discharging the Order for referring the same to the 
Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 100. 


Potice Orrices. Vide Potice Orrices, Lonpon. 
Vide Accounts. 





sd 


Duty; Petition of Shipowners and others, 
interested in the navigation of the Port of London, for repeal 
of so much of Acts as relates to the formation of an accumu- 
lation fund, 635. 


Scavage and Package; Act 5 Hen. VIII. c. 8. for 
confirmation of Letters Patents made to the Mayor and Com- 
monalty of the City of London, concerning the packing of 
Woollen Cloths, and other Merchandizes, read; Motion for 
the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the purchase, from the Corporation of London, of 
the Dues of Package, Scavage and Porterage; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to ; Matter to be 
considered ; 590. Considered; Proceeding in Committee ; 
594. Resolution reported and agreed to; Bill ordered; 506. 
Vide infra. 





Bill to authorize the Com- 





missioners of His Majesty’s Treasury to purchase the Daties 
of Package, Scavage and Porterage belonging to the Corpo- 
ration of London ; Ordered, 596. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 601. 
Committed, 608. Committee deferred, 613. Order for 
Committee read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the 
Chair; Notice taken, That Forty Members were not present ; 
619. Committee deferred, 622, 631. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee; Power to send for persons, papers and 
records; Five to be the Quorum; 648. Bill reported and 
re-committed; considered ; 663. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 668. Passed, 672. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 708. Royal Assent, 726. 


Petition of Merchants and 





others interested in the Trade of the Port of London, in 
favour, 644. 


— (Smithfield Market); Petition of Members and 
Friends of the Association for promoting rational Humanit 

towards the Animal Creation, for the removal of Smithfield 
Market, 460. 








Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Customs. 











Suerirrs oF ; House informed, That the Sheriffs 
attended at the door; called in; and Petitions presented by 
them ; 217, 544. 


Lonpvon and BirmincHaM Railway; Petition for a Bill for 


making the same; Referred to a Committee,31. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 40. Presented, and read, 45. Committed, 124. 
Members added, 130. Report and Minutes of Evidence of 
last Session; Referred, 134. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table ; 177. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
216. Motion for reading Bill the third time; The King’s 
Consent signified ; Bill read the third time; further proceed- 
ing thereupon adjourned; 252. Resumed; Bill passed ; 
256. By the Lords with Amendments, 335. Considered, 
and agreed to, 340. Royal Assent, 353. 





Petitions against; From 
Old Stratford and Dunchurch Road, Mortgagees of the ‘Tolls 
on; Referred and Counsel ordered, 176; ‘Trustees of ; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 176; Tubbs, Robert; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 153. 





GreenwicH Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making the same ; Referred to a Committee, 108. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 150. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 
183. Reported; Report to lie on the’Table ; 312. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 356. Passed, 361. 
By the Lords with Amendments, 385. Considered, and agreed 
to, 391. Royal Assent, 404. 





Petition complaining that 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 177. 





Petitions against; From 
Bermondsey, Commissioners of Paving in; Referred and 
Counsel ordered, 238; Governors of the Poor of; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 238; Occupiers of Land and Houses 
in; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234; Bermondsey, Ro- 
therhithe and Deptford Roads, Trustees of ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 190; Dawson, Francis Dennis Massey ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 284; Deptford, Parishioners 
of, Referred, and Counsel ordered, 238 ; Deptford, Creek 
Bridge Company; Referred, and -Counsel ordered, 242 ; 
Greenwich, Watermen of; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 257; 
HopeAssurance Company ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234. 
London, Mayor, Commonalty aud Citizens of(as Governors of 
St. Thomas’s Hospital); Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234 ; 
Ravensbourne River, Freeholders and Occupiers of Premises 
abutting on; Referred and Counsel ordered, 222. Sewers, 

Commissioners 

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[A. 1833. 





Lonpon and Greenwicnu Railway—continued. 


Commissioners of; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 295; 
Smith, Richard; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 284; South- 
wark, Commissioners for improvement of; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 242; Reetor of; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 242; Select Vestry of; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 295; Wardens of the Grammar School of, 242; Stage 
Coach Proprietors and others; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 


249. 





Wootwicnu Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making the same; Referred to a Committee, 107. 


-~—  -— University; Petitions for granting to the University 
of London a Charter of Incorporation, and Powers and Privi- 
leges equal with the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ; 
From Bocking, 315; Brighton, 548; Christchurch (Hants), 
404; Horsham, 548; Lewes, 548; Liverpool, 443; Salford, 


490; Truro, 548. 





Motion for presenting an humble Address 
to His Majesty, beseeching Him to grant His Royal Charter 
of Incorporation, &amp;c.; Motion withdrawn, 548. 

Lonponperry Bridge. Vide IRELAND. 

~City. Vide Exections, 

LonGrorp County. Vide Evrcrions. 





Lorp Privy Seat. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Lorps; Request Copy of Report and Minutes of Evidence on 
Factories; House will send an Answer, 32. Message con- 
sidered, and printed Copy sent to the Lords, 39. 





Request Copy of Report and Minutes of Evidence 
relative to the Sabbath; House will send an Answer, 58. 
Message considered, and printed Copy sent to the Lords, 98. 


Request that the House will give leave to the Right 
honourable Henry Goulburn (a Member) to attend a Com- 
mittee at the Lords; House will send an Answer, 124. 








Request that the House will give leave to Dominick 
Browne, Brauite; (a Member) to attend a Committee at the 
Lords; House will send an Answer, 138. 


Request Copies of Education Returns of 1818, 1819, 
1820 and 1821; House will send an Answer, 172. 


Request that the House will give leave to William 
Joseph Denison, Esquire, (a Member) to attend a Committee 
at the Lords; House will send an Answer, 231. Message 
considered, and leave given him to attend, 234. 


Request that the House will give leave to Lord Viscount 
Lowther (a Member) to attend a Committee at the Lords ; 
Message considered, and leave given him to attend, 324. 


Request Copy of Report made from the Committee of 
Secrecy in the last Session, on Bank of England Charter ; 
House will send an Answer, 487. 


——— Conference desired with the Lords upon a subject of 
the highest importance to the prosperity of the British Pos- 
sessions in India, and to the Commerce and Revenues of His 
Majesty’s Dominions, 488. Lords agree to a Conference ; 
Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported, That 
they had communicated to their Lordships the Resolutions of 
this House, and had left the same with their Lordships ; 492. 


——-— Conference desired with the Lords upon a subject of the 
highest importance to the internal Government and prosperity 
of His Majesty’s Colonial Possessions, 503. Lords agree to 
a Conference; Managers appointed; Conference held, and 
reported, That they had communicated to their Lordships the 
Resolutions of this House, and had left the same with their 
Lordships ; 507. 

— Desire a Conference upon the subject matter of the last 

Conference ; House agrees to a Conference ; 528. Managers 

appointed ; Conference held, and reported, That their Lord- 

ships have agreed to the Resolutions, without any Amend- 

ment ; 531. 


——-— Request Copy of Reports, Minutes of Evidence and 
Appendices on East Indian Affairs in 1831 and 1832; Message 
considered, and printed Copies sent to the Lords, 510. 

— Desire a present Conference upon the subject of the 

Resolutions communicated at a Conference on the 17th June, 

relative to the East India Charter; House agrees to a Con- 

ference ; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 

That their Leathion have agreed to the Resolutions, without 

any Amendment; 560. 


——-— Desire a present Conference upon the subject matter 
of the Amendments, made by this House to the Law Amend- 
ment Bill; House agrees to a Conference; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported, That the Lords dis- 
agree to one of the Amendments, and agree to the rest; House 
doth not insist in the Amendment disagreed to by their Lord- 
ships; Message to the Lords to acquaint them therewith ; 651. 


— — Request Copy of Report on Sale of Beer; Message con- 
sidered, and printed Copy sent to the Lords, 722. 

Request Copy of Report on Agriculture ; Message con- 

sidered, and printed Copy sent to the Lords, 733. 


























— Request Copy of Report on Manufactures, Commerce 
and Shipping ; Message considered, and printed Copy sent to 
the Lords, 733. 





Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the Report and Minutes of Evidence taken before 
the Select Committee on Fees and Charges payable on Pri- 
vate Bills, 202. Report communicated, 212. 





Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the Abstract of the Returns relative to Turnpike 
Roads prepared for the use of their Lordships, 260. Abstract 
communicated; To be printed, 260. Order for printing 
Abstract discharged, 338. 





Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the Report taken before the Select Committee on 
Turnpike Returns, and the Abstract thereof, 498. Report, 
that the Message had been delivered, and that the Lords had 
communicated printed Copy of the said Report; To be 
printed, 517. 





Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
J.ord Cloncurry to attend the Committee on Dublin and Kings- 
sown Ship Canal, 531. ' 





Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the Report taken before the Select Committee on 
Chancery Offices Regulation Bill, 596. 


Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave 
to Viscount Melbourne, to attend the Committee on Metro- 
politan Police, 646. 








— Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of Second Report on Turnpike Returns, and the Ab- 
stract thereof, 701. Report, that the message had been 
delivered, and that the Lords had communicated printed Copy 
of the said Report; To be printed, 709. 





Message from, by a Master in Chancery and the Clerk 
Assistant of Parliament, acquainting the House that the Lords 
had agreed to several Bills therein mentioned; and also ac- 
quainted the House, that from the absence of one of their 
usual Messengers, and the urgency of the case, the Lords had 
been induced to send them with the said Message; House 
acquiesced in the reasons assigned, trusting the same will not 
be drawn into precedent for the future; 727. 


Lorp’s Day; Motion for bringing in a Bill to promote the 
better Observance of the Lord’s Day ; Debate arising there- 
upon; Motion for adjourning Debate; Question Weg. there- 
upon ; Bill ordered; 192. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and tobe printed ; 193. Second 
Reading deferred, 290, 517. Bill put off for Six Months, 
399- 





——- Petitions in favour ; From Ashby Parva, 342; Ast- 
bury, 358; Alvingham, &amp;c. 342 ; Amersham, 295; Aldersgate, 
314; Auchinleck, 363; Andover, 280; Ashbury, 402; Alton 
457 3 Arbirlot, 431 ; Aberbrothick, 431; Alford, 268 ; Ardagh, 
431; Atlowe, 436; Aberystwith, 443; Ardagh, 431; Angus 
and Mearns, 436; Abernethy, Presbytery of, 342 ; Ardchattan, 
342); Ayott SaintLawrence, 436; Ashkirk, 274 ; Armagh, 478 ; 
Alloa, 392; Astley, 320; Aylesford, 316 ; Aberdeen (two 
Petitions), 320; Annan, Presbytery of, 398; Abbots Brom- 
ley, &amp;e. 320; Amlwch, 392; Ballydrishane, 342; Bury Saint 
Edmunds, 499; Belper, 490; Belfast, 478; Blackley, 539; 
Barnsley, 392 ; Bradford Peverell, 620; Bridewell (London), 
431; Boyle, 342; Bristol, 377 ; Booterstown, 341 ; Blackley, 
632; Bowden, &amp;c. 427 ; Beaumaris, 392; Bicker, 443 ; Blun- 
ham, 411; Brechin, 436; Briston, 411; Barhead, 402; 
Buckland, 411; Bedrule, 274; Baston, 411; Backwell, 341; 
Baydon, 288; Bewdley, 289; Bristol, 280, 341 ; Burford, 
341; Belfast, 274, 288; Bonhill, 320; Bridgwater, 280 ; 
Brewton, 392; Beverley, 424; Baldock, 436: Blandford, 620; 
Bally James Duff, 509; Berkhamstead, 436; Bridgerule, 
341; Barrow-on-Soar, 341; Ballyroney, 341; Bawtry, 314; 
Brixham, 348; Burford, 449; Birmingham, 392 ; Brechin, 
436; Brailsford, 348 ; Buckland, &amp;c. 398 ; Ballyrashane, 342 ; 
Berriew, 288; Bowden, 274; Ballintoy, 348; Boston, 344 ; 
Bromham, 295 ; Bettws, &amp;c. 288; Bradford, 274 ; Billy, 342; 
Ballycastle, 342; Bedford Row, 377;. Bristol, 377; Brigh, 
370; Bandon, 314; Belfast, Presbytery of, 369; Buriton 
with Petersfield, 280; Bembridge, 392; Birkdale, 284; Bo- 
veva, 348; Beaconsfield, 295 ; ‘Bikeatead, 320; Breadsall, 
348; Beulah, 301 ; Bourton-on-the-Water, 341 ; Brightstone, 
284; Bath, 341; Blagdon, 320; Busby, 320; Banwell, 295; 
Bangor, 341; Bushmills, 369 ; Caverton, 378 ; Coleraine (two 
Petitions), 369; Carmarthen, 348 ; Colvend, &amp;c. 341; Cork, 
289; Cosby, 288; Cavers, 274; Connor, 341; Childry, &amp;c. 
288 ; Castle Careinion, 288; Clonakilty, 320; Chichester, 3.41 ; 
Chatham, 293; Colerne, 392; Chelmstord, 398; Camber- 
well, 341; Cheshunt, 436; Carberry, 402; Carluke, 342 ; 
Cork and Ross, Clergymen of Diocese of, 539 ; Caergwrle, 
424; Carlisle, 348; Camus juxta Bann, 342; Cleckheaton, 
314; Calbourne, 284; Cheltenham, 348 ; Colchester (three 
Petitions), 268; Chesham, 320 ; Chard, 341 ; Carmylie, 289 ; 
Chiswick, 363; Cromarty, 341; Clogher, Presbytery of, 369 ; 
Cromarty, 341; Cheswardine, 539; Cork, 402; Craig, 436; 
Carrington, 342; Castleton, 274 ; Cardigan, 443; Paruarrem, 
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3&amp;4Ww.Iv.] INDEX to the E1cuty-r1cutsa VoLumMeE. 














Lorp’s Day—continued. 
408 ; Carigalane, 429; Cowpen, &amp;c. 280; Campsie, 320 ; Cairn- 
castle, 273 ; Caverham, 280; Charmouth, 341 ; Child’s Ercall, 
539; Churchill, &amp;c. 478 ; Commercial Road (London), 
431; Derry Keighan, 341; Dunchurch, 348; Donough- 
more, 341; Dysart, 288, 363; Dalkeith, 289; Durham, 
Archdeacon and Clergy of, 268; Dornoch, 289; Denchworth, 
377 ; Dublin(two Petitions), 402 ; Dundee, 530; Dromara, 377 ; 
Darower, 392; Delgany, 411; Debenham, 398; Dunboe, 
370; Derby, 392; Dublin, 320, 431, 539; Dollar, 392; 
Dunkeld, 674; Dorrington, 443; Donington, 443; Dervock, 
273; Donagh, 457; Drighlington, 392; Down, 411; Dunoon, 
478; Dewsbury, 314; Dublin, 530; Duffield, 499; Dun- 
stable, 390; Edinburgh, 268; Ednam, 378; Exeter, 363; 
Eccleshall, 509; Edlaston, 499; East Stratton, 392; Edge- 
worth, 348; Essex and Herts, 280; England, north-west of, 
Presbytery of, 268; East Lockinge, &amp;c., 314; Edderton, 300; 
Exmouth, 363; Frowlesworth, 392; Frith Ville, 342; Fox- 
ford, 604; Fairford, 341; Falkirk, 348; Framfield, 411; For- 
far, 436 ; Fordington, 620; Fetter Lane, (London), 314; Ford, 
320; Farnham, 295; Falmouth, 320; Gloucester, 341 ; Glas- 
gow, 431; Great Grimsby, 539; Glasgow, Presbytery of, 431; 

imingham, 460; Guthrie, 431; Glasgow and Ayr, Synod 
of, 341; Glamorgan, 491; Grittleton, 620; Gosport, 320; 
Glencross, 280; Great Ayton, 377; Glenlyon, 378; Great 
Wigston, 274; Guilsfield, 301; Goole, 392; Greenock, 314; 
Havelsfield, 392 ; Huddersfield, 348; Holbrooke, 390; Hen- 
low, 411; Harmston, 288; Hemel Hempstead, 436; Heage, 
436; Hamilton, 274; Hook Norton, 392; Honley, 411; 
Harrogate, 314; Henstridge, 288; Horehouse, 280; Hus- 
bands Bosworth, 341; Hyde, 402; Hertford, 436; Heriot, 
320; Hopkirk, 274; Hammersmith, 363; Hanwell, 314; 
Hereford, 314; Holmfirth, 392; Hampstead, 363; Hunting- 
don, County of, 289; Hughenden, 348; Heddington, 289; 
Hanwell, 341; Harwich, 341 ; Holywell, 341; Hatherleigh, 
348; Huddersfield, 411; Hallamshire, 402; Hexham, 308; 
Holborn, 377; Hawick, 274; Heaton, 378; Hadleigh, 288 ; 
Jedburgh, Presbytery of, 274; Irvine, 314; Iver, 295; 
Islington, 377, 402; Rirton in Lindsay, 348; Kincardine, &amp;c., 
341; Kingsland, 469; Kings’ Lynn, 295, 392; Kilmarnock, 
449; Kilcalmonell, &amp;c., 478; Kirkmichael, 274; Kilshall, 
402; Kippen, 335; Kirkden, 342 ; Kirk Langley, 499; Kirk- 
ton, 274; Killin, 377; Kilbrandon, &amp;c., 342; Kelso, 274; 
Kilmacrenan, 348; Killowen, 342; Kirkintilloch, 320; Kil- 
peacon, 402; Llandovery, 274; Llanwyddyn, 392; Llan- 
fyllin, 288; Llandmain, 288; Louth, 402; Llanbrynmair, 
392; Llanllwchaiarn, 288; London Wall, 320; Lancashire, 
Presbytery of Scottish Church, 348 ; Liverpool (four Peti- 
tions), 284; Leeds, 280; London, 268; Llandyssil, 392 ; 
Lochlayside, 377; Llanfibangel, 288; Lorn, 289; Llansaint- 
ffraid, 288; Libberton, 288; Longhorsley, 539; Llanwyd- 
delan, 288 ; Landayo, 327 ; Liversedge, 314; Lorn, Presbytery 
of, 342; Longford, &amp;c., 348; Leominster, 320; London, City 
of, 314; Lievre, John Sturges, 620; Llangadfan, 392; Lan- 
henoch, 348; Louth (Lincoln), 348; Longtord (Derby), 348 ; 
Lydiate, &amp;c. 288; Long Preston, 392; Legirwood, 295; 
Long Sutton, 320; Lucan, 402; Limerick, 320; London, 
280, 288; Llangefni, 392 ; Llangollen, 348; Larbert, &amp;c., 
436 ; Little Horstead, 392; Liverpool, 411; Lilliesleaf, 274; 
Lydiate, &amp;c., 288; Lapworth, 411; Llanfair, 293; Little 
Gonerby, 288 ; Leicester,274; Lutterworth, 559; Lowestoft, 
348; Madeley, 288; Malton, 369; Melrose, 274; Matlock, 
&amp;c., 392; Marshland, 402; Malpas, 431; Morcott, 320; 
Metropolis, Butchers in, 499; Market Harborough, &amp;c., 341 ; 
Moelfeliarth, 392 ; Montgomery, 392; Minto, 274; Mourne, 
424; Meinod, 288; Mitcham, 539; Market Drayton, 539; 
Montrose, 436; Matlock, 392; Mitcheldever, &amp;c., 392; 
Mount Norris, 478 ; Montague, Rev. Horatio, 509; Manby, 
289; Maxton, 274; Measham, 348; Magherally, 341; 
Maybole, 320; Manchester, 341; Manor, 288; Milwich, 
268; Manningtree, 295; Narrow Water, 341; Newcastle- 
upon-T'yne, 314, 411; Norbury, &amp;c. 409; New Ross, 460; 
New Cross, 314; North Road, Innkeepers, &amp;c. on, 341; New- 
mills, 273 ; Navenby, 288 ; North Middleton by Morpeth, 314 ; 
Northallerton, &amp;c., 348; Northleach, 280; Newbottle, 341 ; 
Northumberland, Presbytery of, 539; Northamptonshire,Clergy 
' of, 411; Northchurch, 436; Newspapers, Venders of (two Peti- 
tions), 449; Newport (Isle of Wight), 392; Narborough, 348; 
Nuneaton, 295; Northrepps, 610; North Meols, 348; Os- 
maston by Ashbourne, 576; Over Monnow, 320; Oswestry, 
348; Oban, 377 ; Old Dalby, 348; Ombersley, 437; Pimlico, 
559; Peterborough, 341; Preston-cum-Sutton, 552; Pick- 
hill with Roxby, 348; Panbride, 431; Pembroke, 427; Peni- 
cuick, 280; Perth, 280; Preston, 288; Port Stewart, 369; 
Quorndon, 369, 499; Renton, 483; Rutland, 288; Raworth, 
392; Roxton cum Barford Magna, 411; Rowston, 443; 
Rothley, &amp;c. 295; Ross, Synod of, 343; Redbourne, 314; 
Raphoe, 348; Ryde, 284; Repton, 436; Rothesay, 431; 
Retford, 402 ; Ravenstone, 274; Roberton, 274 ; Rochford, 
288 ; Romsey, 314; Reigate, 358; Rathkeale, 320; Rat- 
tlesden, 280; Skull, 431; Sainttield, 341; Speck, Robert, 
348; Shrewsbury, 295; Stockport, 314; Stranraer, 342; 
Saxtead, 670; Saint Briavell’s, &amp;c. 392 ; Syston, 341 ; Settle, 
&amp;c. 392 ; Stickney, 342 ; Shisley, &amp;c. 499; Stokesley, 280; 
Saint Boswell’s, 274 ; Somers Town, 348; Saint George-in- 
the-Fields, 377 ; South Cockerington, 289; Stoke and Sowe, 


VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 





348 ; Saint Alban’s (two Petitions,) 352; Staplehurst, 305 ; 
Sutton Courtney, 314; Sarratt, 320; Seaford, 369 ; Selkirk, 
284; Skipton, 392; Saint Alban’s, 436; Southport, 695 ; 
Shapwick, 295; South Shields, 402; Stirling, 274; Sutton 
Bonington, 427; Sheepshead, 341; Southampton, 341 ; Sto- 
gumber, 341; Snaith, 280; Stambourne, 295; Saint Luke 
(Middlesex,) 335; Saint Sepulchre (London,) 343 ; Strath- 
blane, 320; Stratton-on-the ao 478; Trunch, 460; Tain, 
Presbytery of, 300; Tremeirckion, 402; Tattingstone, 280; 
Tillicoultry, 314; Tydd Saint Mary, 443; Tempsford, 411 ; 
Tydd Saint Giles, 402; Toberkeigh, 342; the thereunder- 
signed Clergymen, 309 ; Tongue, Presbytery of, 398 ; Tewkes- 
bury, 280; Teeepe, 348; Tynterne Parva, 402; ‘Totnes, 274 ; 
Turriff, Presbytery of, 301 ; Thurnby-cum-Stoughton, 274; 
Trent River, Boatmen, Xc. of, 341; Toberdoney, 341; Tain, 
341; Tarbert, gag, Uley, &amp;c. 427; West Bridgford, 427 ; 
Wrington, 377; Watlington, 392; West-street, 392; West 
Hoathley, &amp;c. 314; Wortield, 280; Wantage, 314; Wick- 
ham, 402; Winster, 411; Wern, 205; Westhenaiaats 320; 
Wymondham, 341; Ware, 572; Wethersfield, 295; Win- 
chester, 348 ; Whitby, 268; Waddington, 348; Wigginton, 
436; Woodhouse, 341, 370; Woodbridge, 378; Wilton, 
2; Whitehaven, 449; Wellington (Somerset,) 427; 
inchcomb, 392; Westminster, 288; Workington, 390; 
Wakefield, 427; Woore, 295 ; Woolpit, 288 ; Welch Pool, 
288; Wimslow, 341; Walton, &amp;c. 363; Wedmore, 378 ; 
Westbury, 314; Winchester (Two Petitions,) 314; West 
Malling, 427; Wainfleet All Saints, 288; Whitford, 402 ; 
Willoughby Waterless, &amp;c. 284; Westmeath, 392; Yalton, 
&amp;e. 308. 





Petitions against; From Atlowe, 576; Brails- 
ford, 576; Bowman, Stewart, 244; Barrhead, 342; Bradley 
Charles, 394; Bath, 394; Cheadle, 281; Dobell, Samuel, 
296; Dundee, 530; Green, Samuel, 281; Holt, 419; House- 
holders, 411; Kelso, Presbytery of, 379; Lowestoft, 351 ; 
Lees, 394; Leamington, 394; Metropolis, Retail Butchers 
in, 315; Morrison, Thomas, 342; Romsey, 411; Saint Mary 
Bourne, 634; Thrapston, 281; Wandsworth, 284 ; White- 
house, William, 411 ; Wingham, 411. 





Petition of Heritors, Burgesses and others of 
Nairn, for delaying the progress of the Bill to give time for 
consideration of its Enactments, 257. 





Petition of Herbert Smith, Clerk, praying the 
House to pause before they pass the Bill, that the country, 
and particularly the Clergy, may be informed of the nature of 
its provisions, 539. 





Petitions for the Amendment thereof ; From Pa- 
terson, John, 289; the thereunder-signed, 539. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of London and West- 





minster, for giving facility for instructive and scientific Lec- 
tures on Sundays, and that means may be taken for diverting 
the working Population, and affording them rational amuse- 
ment, 296. 





Motion for bringing in a Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the observance of the Lord’s Day ; Debate arising, 
184. , ses for adjourning Debate; Amendment and Mo- 
tion withdrawn; 185. 


Acts relating thereto read; Bill to amend and 





consolidate the Acts relating to the Observance of the Lord’s 
Day; Ordered; presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; 473. Second Reading 
deferred, 532, 541, 549. Order for Second Reading read; 
Motion for reading the Billa second time; Debate arising 
thereupon ; and, the same having continued till Three of the 
clock, Mr. Speaker left the Chair; 559. Debate resumed ; 
Question again proposed; Debate thereupon further ad- 
journed, 564. 

Vide ScoTLanp. 





and Beer Suops; Petition of the Archdeacon 





and Clergy of the County of Nottingham in favour of Legis- 
lative Enactments, and for the abolition of beer shops, 519. 
and Saxe of Berr Act; Petitions in favour of 





Legislative Enactments, and for the repeal of Sale of Beer Act; 
From Hillmorton ; Sutton Coldfield, 402. 


Lorps, Houses of. Vide Accounts. 





CommiTTEEsS. Vide AccounrTs. 


LoTHINGLAND Poor. Vide Mutrorp. 
Loveuor (Glamorgan) Lands ; Petition for a Bill for dividing, 


allotting and inclosing the same; and Bill ordered, 104. 
Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 170. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 410. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 487. Passed, 490. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 521. Royal Assent, 531. 





Petitions against; From Cameron, Na- 
thaniel; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 304; Loughor, 
Burgesses of, 376. 


Lowe, John; Petition of James Dunn, of Gray’s Inn, Barris- 


ter at Law, complaining of certain Proceedings upon the 
Trial of an Indictment against John Lowe for felony, before 
the Court of Quarter Session for Cheshire, and praying for 
an Inquiry, 243. 


LowTHeR, Richard Partridge. Vide Corompian Bonps. 


LuKe’s, 


AA 








INDEX to the E1GHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





[ A..1833. 





Luxe’s, Saint, Poor. Vide Saint Luxe’s. 


Lunacy, Commissioners of; Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 107, 
relating thereto, read; Bill to amend, ordered, 585. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed ; 586. Committed,600. Committee deferred, 
612, 619, 631, 640, 649. Bill considered, 653. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 658. 
Passed, 662. Agreed to by the Lords, 700.. Royal Assent, 
726. 

Fees. Vide Accounts. 

Lunatic Estates. Vide Accounts. 


Lunatics; Petition of William Griggs, for an Inquiry into 
the Laws relating to Lunatics, 270. 


———— Vide Accounts. 





——— Act; Petition of Anna Maria Holmes, Henry 
Hamer, and the Rev. Richard Mostyn Pryce, complaining 
of the operation of the Act being limited to the Life of the 
Lunatic, and praying for an amendment of the same, 231. 


Commissions; 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 Persons of unsound mind, found 
such by Inquisition, 71. Bill to be printed, 111. Read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 155. Second Reading 
deferred, 167, 181, 185, 192, 196, 204, 213, 277. Bill com- 
mitted, 239. Committee deferred, 246, 253, 283. Bill con- 
sidered and reported, with Amendments; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
298. Order for further consideration of Report read; Bill 

. re-committed ; considered ; Committee report progress; 325. 
Committee deferred, 354. Bill further considered and re- 
ported, with Amendments; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 372. 
Order for further consideration of Report read; Bill re- 
committed ; considered; Committee report progress; 383. 
Committee deferred, 416, 435, 445, 452,462, 466, 473, 480, 
485, 480, 493, 517, 532, 5360, 563. Bill further considered, 
569. Reported, with amendments; Amendments agreed to; 
573- Bill passed with amendments, 578. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 599. . Royal Assent, 599. 


Vide METROPOLITAN PoLice. 





Lusu, James. 


3°&amp; 4° Wiy.IV. Parl.it. Sess.1. A.1833. 


ACCLESFIELD Road ; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 45. Presented, 
and read, 171. Committed 208. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
334- Passed, 340. Agreed to bythe Lords, 380. Royal Assent, 
405. 





Petitions against; From the 
several Persons whose names are thereunto subscribed ; 
and, of Owners and Occupiers of Buildings and Lands in 
Rainow ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 312. 


Act Amendment; Petition for 
leave to present a Petition to rectify a Mistake in an Act of 
this Session of Parliament; Referred to a Committee, 527. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly; Re- 
ferred to a Committee ; 529. Reported; Bill ordered; 549. 
Presented, and read, 557. Committed, 567. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 604. Passed, 614. Agreed to by the Lords, 
646. Royal Assent, 671. 


McBrigr, Charles. Vide Evective FRANCHISE. 


Macaineky, &amp;c.; Petition of Labourers in Agriculture in 
Stoke Holy Cross, for a Tax on Machinery, for the Abolition 
of Tithes, and Reduction of Taxation, 244. 








- Petition of Journeymen Weavers of Wy- 
mondham, complaining of distress, and praying for certain 
restrictions upon Machinery, 460. 


Vide IRELAND. 


MabBE ey, Parish of, (Sa/op); Petition of Inhabitants of Made- 
ley, to be allowed the benefit of a resident Magistrate, 403. 
Referred to the Select Committee on Municipal Corporations, 
404. 


Macroom Petty SEssions. 





Vide Wen Lock Corporation. 


Mapnovusss; Petition of John Joseph Stockdale, alleging 
certain abuses therein, 406. 


Manon, D‘Arcy. Vide InELAND. 

Matsemore Road. Vide GroucestTer. 

Macistrates of Bureus Erection. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Mate Persons. Vide AssEssep Taxes REDUCTION. 
Ma tow Borough. Vide Execrions. 


Matt; Petitions for the repeal or reduction of the Duties 
thereon ; From Aberdeen, County of (four Petitions), 166, 301; 
Aberyskir, &amp;c- 478 ; Adlestrop, &amp;. 413; Aylesford, 478; 
Ashfield, 508; Ashford, 316 ; Athelington, 508 ; Badingham, 
p08 Banff, 289, 403 ; Barming, 315; Barrington, 528; 

attle, 45; Bedfield, 508; Bledington, &amp;c. 413; Blything, 
Hundred of (Suffolk), 289; Bointon, 413; Bourton-on-the- 


Hill, &amp;c. 413; Brabourne, &amp;c. 358; Brandish, 508; Briston, 
393 ; Bromley, &amp;c.717; Bruisyard, 508 ; Brundeston, 508 ; 
Bursledon Bridge, 403; Burwash, 424; Cambridge and Isle 
of Ely, 285 ; Carlford, Hundred of (Suffolk), 289 ; Chichester, 
460 ; Clarance, William, 285; Cold Aston, &amp;c. 413 ; Comp- 
ton, Little, 412; Cranbrook, 326; Crawford, 508 ; Creting- 
ham, 508; Crowle, 528 ; Daylesford, &amp;c. 413; Denham, 670; 
Dennington, 508; Earlsoham, 508; Eastor, 508 ; Elgin, 158, 
285; Fannington, 508; Ford, &amp;c. 413 ; Framlingham, 670; 
Framsden, 670 ; Glamorgan, 350; Great Risington, &amp;c. 413; 
Hacheson, 508; Heckington, 315; Hoo, 508; Hoo, Hun- 
dred of (Kent), 326; Horham, 508; Horncastle, 363; Hors- 
monden, 326; Hoxne, 508; Hungerford, 289; Icourt, &amp;e. 
413; Inverury, 127; Jenkins, Thomas, 450; Kent, 315; 
Kenton, 508; Kesteven, 413; Kettleburgh, 508; Kings- 
worth, 323; Kintore, 267 ; Lakenheath, 580; Laxfield, 508 ; 
Lincoln, County of, 450; Llanhilleth, 289; Loughborough, 
&amp;c. 413; Malton, 475; Manhead, 450; Marlestord, 508 ; 
Mayfield, 495; Monksoham, 508 ; Monowden, 508; More- 
ton-in-the-Marsh, &amp;c. 413; Nairn, 315; Nauntan, 450 ; New- 
bery, 298 ; Nicholas, John, 413; Otham, &amp;c. 478; Parham, 
508; Pettargh, 508; Pluckley, 323; Romney Marsh, 315; 
358; Rutland, 289; Salop, 350; Saxted, 508 ; Sittingbourne, 
326 ; Somerset, 694; Southall, 508 ; Stow on the Wold, 450; 
Stradbrook, 508; Suffolk, 415; Tetbury, &amp;c. 393; Ticehurst, 
424; Thurnham, &amp;e. 315 ; Todenham, 413;. Tonbridge, 390 ; 
Toynton All Saints, 363: Upper Gurting, 413; Upper 
Slaughton, &amp;c. 413; Upper Swell, 450; Wadhurst, 424; 
Wateringbury, &amp;c. 326; Wellington (Salop), 370; Wilby, ‘ 
508; Winchester, 269, 403; Winston, 508 ; Worlingworth, 
508; York, County of, 393. 


Resolution, That it is the opinion of this House, that 
the duty upon Malt be reduced to Ten shillings the Quarter, 
317. - Resolution read ; Motion, That leave be given to bring 
in a Bill pursuant to the said Resolution; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 329. 

Vide Taxes. TiTHEs. 


and Assresstp Taxes; Petition of Inhabitants of Tad- 
caster, for the repeal thereof, 394. 


Vide Accounts. 


and Corn Laws; Petitions for the Repeal of the Duty 

on Malt, and against any alteration of the Corn Laws; From 
Malton; Referred to the Select Committee on Agriculture ; 
Pocklington ; 495. . 

——-— and Hops; Petitions for the Repeal of the Duty thereon; 
From Diss, Hundred of, (Norfolk), 460; Eye, 127; Horley, 
352; Hoxne, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 350; Hunston, 694 ; 
Kenilworth, 450; Launditch, Hundred of, (Norfolk), 305. 


Hops and Soap; Petitions for the Repeal of the Duties 
thereon; From Bury, 414; Halifax, 414; Holybourn, 414; 
Horsham, 236; Rochdale, 414; Studley, 414; Todmorden, 
&amp;e., 249; Wakefield, 296; Wight, Isle of, 296; Wingham, 
158; Winston, 414; Woodchurch, 414. 


~—-— Drawback ; Petition of Distillers in the Highlands of 
Perthshire, complaining of the reduction thereof, 379. 


Petition of Proprietors of Land in the County of Perth, 
for the restoration of the Drawback on Spirit made from 
malted Grain, 719. 


Tax; Motion for bringing in a Bill for the Repeal of 
the Malt Tax; Amendment proposed and made; Main 
Question, as amended, agreed to ; 195. 


Vide Matt. 


Hovseand Winpow Taxgs; Petitions for the Repeal 
thereof; From Birmingham, 514; Bristol, 519; Studley, 
544; Surrey, East, 572. 


MancuesTeEr and SAtrers’ Broox Road; Petition for a Bill 
to amend Act, and Bill ordered, 99. Presented, and read, 
137. Committed, 165. Reported, 338. To be ingrossed, 
339. Passed, 348. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal 
Assent, 405; 











and BEER. 




















Petition of Owners 
and Occupiers of Lands and Tenements in Audenshaw, 
against; Referred and Counsel ordered, 189. 


Desrors. Vide Accounts. 
Sessions. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 











106.) 

Man, Istx or, Shipbuilding ; Petitions complaining of the 
unequal Taxation on Shipbuilding materials in the Isle of 
Man, and in this Country ; From Dundee, 442: Frith of Forth, 
505; Liverpool, 396; preyiser 442; Sunderland, 438; The 
thereunder-signed, 555; Whitby, 442; Whitehaven, 551 ; 
Yarmouth, Great, 556. 

TravE; Bill for regulating the Trade with the 

Isle of Man; Ordered, 239. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 254. Com- 

mitted, 283. Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 560, 





585, 602. Bill considered,606. Report deferred, 613. ‘Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day a gy for Third Reading ; 
619. Passed, 648. Agreed to by the Lords, 671. Royal 
Assent, 726. 


MANUFACTURES, 





3 &amp;4W. IV.) 


INDEX @ the Ercuty-r1gutu VoLtume. 








Manvuracturres, COMMERCE and Suippine;. Select Com- 
mittee appointed to inquire into the present state of Manu- 
factures, Commerce and Shipping in the United Kingdom, 
and to report their opinion and observations thereupon from 
time to time; . To send for persons, papers and_ records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 346. Motion for adding Lord Vis- 
count Stormont to the Committee; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
3 Power to. report Minutes of Evidence; Report to 

lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 699. 





Petitions re- 
ferred, 364, 379, 394, 403, 404, 412, 427, 428, 429, 432, 437, 
449, 450, 460, 484, 504, 509, 591, 610. 

Market Hitt Quarter Sessions. Vide IRELAND.’ 


Markets. Vide Fairs. 


Marine Insurances; Petitions for reduction of Duty on 
Policies of Marine Insurance; From Darlington, 351; Dun- 
dee, 315; Kingston-upon-Hall, 432; Liverpool, 211; Lon- 
don, 462; Montrose, 437; Shoreham, 232; Scarborough, 
462; Tynemouth, 404. 





Petition of Owners of Shipping in 
Peterhead against increasing the Rates on Marine Policies 
for nine or twelve months, 500. 


VideAccountTs. (ADDRESSES, 107.) 


Maxine Mutiny; Bill for the regulation of His Majesty’s 
Royal Marine Forces while on shore; Ordered, 219. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 219. 
Committed, 227. Considered, 231. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 239. Passed, 
246. Agreed to by the Lords, 286. Royal Assent, 294. 

Mar.sorovucu Borough. Vide ELections. 

MarriaGEs; Petition of the Elder and Deacons of the Church 
meeting at Saint John’s Square, London, for the privilege of 
exercising the Civil Right of Marriage, without an Act of 
compulsive conformity to the Church of England, 535. 

Royal ; Act (12 Geo. III. c. 11) relating thereto, 

read; Motion for bringing in a Bill to repeal the said Act; 

Motion withdrawn ; 702. 

and Poor Laws. Vide IRELAND. 

MarsHLanp Roads; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 

* Act; Referred to a Committee, gg. 

Martin, John. Vide Exzcutors. 

Martin’s, Saint, Parish. Vide Saint. Martin’s. 

’ Maryxsorovuen Corporation. Vide lrELAND. 

MARYLEBONE Borough. Vide Exections. 

Maryport Harbour; Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge 

owers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 68. Reported ; 
ill ordered; 194. Presented, and read, 209. Committed, 
234. Order for referring Bill to a Committee, read and dis- 
charged; Bill withdrawn; 448. 

Report from Committee on Petition 

for Bill read ; another Bill ordered ; Leave to present the Bill 

on or before a certain day; 448. Vide tafra. 

and Improvement ; Bill for better pre- 
serving the Harbour of Maryport, and for lighting and other- 
wise improving the Township of Maryport, in the County of 
Cumberland ; Ordered, 448. Presented, and read, 468. Com- 
mitted, 486. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 534. Passed, 542. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 562. Considered and 
agreed to, 565. Royal Assent, 599. 

Massiz, J. W. Vide EccxesiasticaL EstasLisHMENT, 
(East India.) 

Master of the Rotts. Vide Accounts. 

MatrueEws, Patrick. Vide Dest, IMprisonMENT for. 

MatrnisgssENn, William; Bill from the Lords for his naturali- 
zation, 222. Read, 233. Committed, 256. Reported, and 
passed, 287. Royal Assent, 353. - 

Mavrice, Reverend Robert; Bill from the Lords to vest part 
of the Estates devised by his Will in Trustees for Sale, 595. 
Read, 597. Committed, 610. Reported, and passed, 650. 
Royal Assent, 671. 

Mauritius. Vide Accounts. 

Maynootn Couiece. Vide IRELAND. 


Mayo County. Vide Erections. 
MeEa.uiFFE Urrer Cuurcn Inclosure. Vide Inrxanp. 
Measures. Vide WeicntTs and MEASUREs. 

















Mecuanics InstiTvuTIoNs; Petition of Students of the Me- 
chanics Institution of Glasgow, for national encouragement 
to the diffusion of Scientific and Mechanical Instruction 
among the Working Classess, 674. 


SocietiEs; Bill to authorize the formation of 
Societies for providing for persons in want of employment ; 
Ordered, 309. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 381. Second Reading 
deferred, 426, 435, 463, 472, 488, 493, 498, 503, 525, 549, 
563, 582. 

Mepicat Proression ; Petitions for an Inquiry into the state 
of the Medical Profession; From Armagh, 719; Edinburgh, 








VOL, 88.——Sess. 1833. 


719; Edinburgh, College of Physicians in, 733; London, 
Physicians practising in, 636. 
— Petition of Thomas Brigham Toovey, 


for the adoption of certain Regulations in the Medical Pro- 
fession, 551. 


MEMBERS: 
take the Oaths, 5, 7, 11, 20, 27, 31. 


Several Members attended at the Table to 
take the Oaths; and Joseph Pease, Esquire, returned for the 
Southern Division of the County of Durham, having stated 
that being one of the people called Quakers, he claimed the 
privilege of making an Affirmation, instead of taking the 
Oaths ; whereupon he was desired by Mr. Speaker to retire 
until the sense of the House could be taken upon his claim; 
and he retired accordingly, 20. 














Resolution, That it appears to this House, That 
Joseph Pease, is entitled to take his Seat upon making his 
solemn Affirmation and Declaration to the effect of the Oaths 
directed to be taken at the Table of this House, 41. 





Mr. Pease makes his solemn Affirmation, 44, 
357- 





to withdraw during the time any matter re- 
lating to them is in Debate, 10. 





usual Order relating to their Letters, 10. 





— added to Select Committees, 43, 61, 81, 149, 
160, 160, 230, 260, 267, 335, 368, 300, 435) 497, 477, 503, 
504, 500, 513, 515; 523» 524, 531, 543, 544» 548, Gog. 

to Committees on Bills, 130, 154, 240, 
278, 299, 303, 337, 358, 384, 421, 467, 483, 480, 522, 520, 
564, 579, 594- 





added to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and 
bring in a Bill, 132. 








Members excused from serving on Election 
Committees on account of its interference with Public Busi- 
ness, 183, 356. On other Matters, 216. 





chosen for two places; make their Election 
for which they will serve, 124, 130, 161. 


—————--— acquaint the House, that they did not intend 
to defend their Returns, and delivered in Declarations in 
writing to that effect, 94, 102. 

discharged from further attendance on Com- 

mittees, 324, 385, 390, 427, 435. 

acquaints the House of a particular matter, 

293. Vide Dover Exvection, 487. Vide STAFFORDSHIRE. 
eturn, 487. 


—reported absent from Election Committees, 











324, 385- 





— excused for non-attendance on Election Com- 
mittees, 324, 385, 427. 
Ballotted for, to serve on Special Committees, 





- 159, 475, 547- 
heard in his place, 470. 


not attending Calls of the House, to be sent 
for in custody of the Serjeant at Arms, 109, 418. 


have leave cf absence, 57,78, 96, 101, 111, 
124, 130, 133, 135, 138, 141, 145, 153, 155, 160, 165, 167, 
172, 181, 186, 190, 212, 219, 227, 231, 240, 246, 254, 262, 
267, 271, 276, 283, 287, 291, 297, 299, 303, 311, 318, 323, 
327, 335» 338, 353, 384, 408, 415, 439, 453» 465, 507, 510, 
§18, 522, 523, 526, 533, 534, 553» 559 567, 575, 577, 582, 
586, 594, 601, 609, 614, 620, 632, 636, 644, 640, 654, 659, 

_ 664, 688. 











Names of Members absent at Call of the 
House, to be reported, 130. Order for reporting them, 
deferred, 132. Discharged, 140. . 
Resolution, That every Member presenting a 
Petition, do affix his name at the beginning thereof, 190. 

— Motion for adding Members to a Committee 
ona Bill; Motion withdrawn, 518. 


to a Select Committee ; Question Neg, there- 














upon, 355- 





to prepare Lists of Commissioners’ Names 
for executing the Land Tax Act, 608. 


have leave to attend Committees at the 





Lords, 234, 324- . 
Vide Lornps. PARLIAMENT. 





Memsers Names; Motion, That Mr. Speaker be requested to - 


make the necessary arrangements for the taking of Divi- 
sions, and for the insertion of them in the Votes, giving the 
Names of each Member in the Majority and Minority ; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 102. 


Memsers in Orrice ; Select Committee appointed to examine 
and report the number of Members of both Houses of Par- 
liament who hold Office, Place or Emolument, under the 
Crown or Public Offices, &amp;c. and the amount of Salary and 

Allowances, 
AA2 




































































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INDEX ¢o the E1GHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1838, 











MeEemBERS—continued. 


Allowances, present or in reversion ; To send for persons, 

apers and records; Five to be the Quorum; Instruction, 
ro report the number of Members of both Houses who have 
held at different antecedent periods, Offices, Places or Emolu- 
ments under the Crown; 110. So much of the Orderas regards 
Members of the House of Peers, discharged, 286. Report 
to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 675. 





or PARLIAMENT ; Petition of William Mackay and 
James Alston, complaining of the exemption from Arrest and 
Imprisonment for Debt, allowed to Members of Parliament, 


£69. 

Places ; Resolution, That on the days appointed 
for taking into consideration any Election Petition, no Mem- 
ber having been present at Prayers, shall be allowed to keep 
any place, unless he shall be present, and shall attend the 
Service of the House during the Ballot, 144. 


— Qualification; Petition of Members of the Pro- 
testant Conservative Society of Ireland, for the amend- 
ment of the Acts relating to the Qualification of Members of 
the House of Commons, 70. 








, &amp;c.; Petitions, praying that 
no Property Qualification be required either in Blectors or 
Representatives ; for the repeal of the Septennial Act, Vote 
by Ballot, and, relief from Taxation; From Hutt, Timothy, 
and, Johnson, Mark Anthony, 243; Norwich, 243. 


Petition of Freemen and Elec- 





tors of Dover, for compelling, in all cases where the Qualifi- 
cation of a Member may be questioned, the observance of the 
Standing Orders of the House, relating thereto, 636. 
MercantTiLte Marine; Petition of Mariners of Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, complaining of want of employment in the 
Mercantile Marine of the Country, and for relief, 232. 


Mercuant SEAMEN’s Hospitat. Vide Accounts. 





Sixrences; Petitions for the repeal 
of the Act, by which the same is imposed; From Corpora- 
tion for support of Sick and Disabled Seamen, 670; Kings- 
ton-upon-Hull, 443, 670; London, 545; Plymouth, 500 ; 
Saint Pancras, 598; South Shields, 590; Stockton-upon- 
Tees, 527; Sunderland, 379, 394, 403- 





Petition of Inhabitants 
of Clerkenwell, praying the House to grant the transfer of 
four years’ Greenwich Sixpences to suitable Commissioners 
who shall build ‘a “ Sailor’s Anchorage,” as a general receiv- 
ing, lodging and shipping house for the Sailors of the Port 
of London, and at the expiration of those four years that 
the House will apportion a part of Deptford Dock Yard as a 
Merchant Seamen’s Hospital, for aged, decrepid, infirm and 
worn-out Merchant Sailors who are now wandering about 
the country in the most deplorable state, 610. 





Waces; Bill to continue for a limited 
time an Act of the 59th year of King George the Third, for 
facilitating the Recovery of the Wages of Seamen in the 
Merchant Service; Ordered, 537. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 546. Committed, 549. 
Considered, 551. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
ap og for Third Readin ; 558. Passed, 561. Agreed to 
'y the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 726. 





Suiprine ; Petition of Inhabitants of Harrington, 
for an Inquiry into the distress of the Owners of Merchant 
Vessels, 378. 





Petition of Officers and Sailors of the 
Commercial Navy of the Kingdom, for establishing a Code of 
Laws for Merchant Shipping, 490. 





Service; Petition of Friends of the 
British Sea Service, for the adoption of a Maritime Code of 
Laws, 490. 


MerropouiTan Boroughs. Vide Accounts. 





Coacnes. Vide Accounts. 





Cuurcnes. Vide Accounts. 





Gas. Vide Soutn Merropo.irTan. 





—— Pouice; Select Committee appointed to in- 
» ae into the state of the Police of the Metropolis within 
the Metropolitan District, and the state of Crime therein ; 
To send for persons, papers and records ; Five to be the Quo- 
rum; 299. All Petitions regarding the Police, and Reports 
of former Sessions, referred, 307. Power to report Observa- 
tions; Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 683. 





Petitions referred, 360, 427, 610. 





mba — Petition of Charles Wheeler, com- 
plaining of the conduct of a Police Constable at the late 
meeting in Coldbath Fields, and of the refusal of the Com- 
missioners to investigate the same, 449. 





Petition of Churchwardens and 
others, of Deptford, for relief from the Police Rate, 393. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Camber- 
well and Walworth, complaining of the employment of 
the Police as Spies, 527. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Camber- 
well, and Walworth, complaining of the employment of the 
Police as Spies; (presented 27th June) read; Select Com- 
mittee appointed to inquire into the matters of the said Peti- 
tion; To send for persons, papers and records ; Five to be the 
Quorum ; 537. Leave to Committee to sit during the sitting. 
and notwithstanding any adjousnment of the House, 586, 
Petition of W.S. Popay, referred, 568. Power to report 
Opinion and Minutes of Evidence; Report, with Resolu- 
tions; to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 641. 





Petition of William Steward Popay, 
Police Constable, praying to be heard by Counsel to disprove 
the allegations contained in the Petition of Inhabitants of 
Camberwell and Walworth; Referred to the Select Commit- 
tee on Petition of Inhabitants of Camberwell and Walworth 
and Counsel ordered ; 568. 


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Petition of Vestrymen of Saint Pan- 
cras, for the abolition thereof; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Metropolitan Police, 610. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Saint 
Mary Newington and Camberwell, complaining of the Police 
being employed as Spies in those Parishes, and praying for 
Inquiry, 543, 544- 





Petitions complaining of the em- 
loyment of the Police as Spies; From Northern Political 
Gaien, 645; Nottingham, 645. 





Act relating thereto, read ; Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
of authorizing the advance of Money out of the Consolidated 
Fund towards defraying the Expense of the Metropolitan 
Police; The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion 
agreed to; Matter to be considered; 649. Considered ; 
Proceeding in Committee; 653. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 657. Vide infra. 


Bill to authorize the Issue of a Sum 





of Money out of the Consolidated Fund towards the 
support of the Metropolitan Police; Ordered, 657. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 664. Second Reading deferred, 673. Bill 
committed, 677. Considered, 687. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 698. Passed, 
700. Agreed to by the Lords, 722. Royal Assent, 726. 





Petitions referred, 363, 415. 
Petition of the Chairman and 





Secretary of a meeting of the Working Classes of Edin- 
burgh, for an inquiry into the truth of the allegations of cer- 
tain Petitions alleging the employment of the Police as Spies, 
694. 





Petition of William Deane, com- 
plaining of his dismissal from the Police, and praying for an 


inquiry, 694. 
Petition of James Lush, late of 





Peckham Rye, complaining of his Cows having been milked 
by some of the Police Force, 694. 





Act; Petitions that the under- 
mentioned Parishes may be exempted from the operation of 
the Act; From Christchurch (Surrey); Deptford; Saint 
George, Hanover Square, 270. 





Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders of Southwark, that the, Act may not be renewed, 236. 





Petition of Churchwardens, Over- 
seers and Inhabitant Householders of Saint Leonard, Shore- 
ditch, for the repeal thereof; Referred to the Select Commit- 
tee on Metropolitan Police, 360, 717. 


Petition of Farmers and Market 





Gardeners of Middlesex, Surrey, Hertford, Essex and Kent, 
that Lands used for Agricultural and Horticultural purposes 
may be exempted from the Metropolitan Police Rate; Re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Metropolis Police, 415. 





—_ Motion for presenting an humble 


Address to His Majesty for Copy of the Order of Dismissal 
of William Deane from the Office of the Commissioners of 
Police ; Motion withdrawn, 715. 





Vide Accounts. (ApDpREssEs, 
108, 109.) ; 
AssessMENT. Vide Accounts. 








Turnpike Roavs. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Mippexton, Roger; Petition of Roger Middelton, of Ouse- 


burn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, complaining that a fine has been 
levied upon him for su pag 2 tippling in his house, and im- 
puting corrupt motives to the Magistrate who caused the 
same to be levied, 727. 


Mippiesex County Court; Petition of John Barr, com- 


plaining of certain proceedings belore the Commissioners of 
that Court, and for inquiry, 540. 
InpictmEeNTs. Vide Accounts. 


—— Sessions, Chairman of ; Petition for leave to 
present a Petition for a Bill to provide for paying the wer 
Oo 





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Mipp.esex Sessions, Chairman of—continued. 


of the Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of the Peace out of 

the County Rate, 242. Referred to a Committee, 243. Re- 

aaa) » Leave given; Petition presented accordingly; Re- 
erred to a Committee, 248. Reported; Report referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 257. Vide 

SranpinG OrpeErs. Petition against the application for a 

Bills To lie on the Table, 271. Report, That the Standing 
rders ought not to be dispensed with, 285. 

Mippteton sy Wirxswortu Lands ; Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, and Bill ordered, 68. Presented and read, 209. 
Committed, 347. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 397. Passed, 
404. Agreed to by the Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 471. 


Two Petitions from 





Middleton against, 279. 


Mire Enp Op Town; Petition of John Almond, complaining 
of certain proceedings at the Petty Session for Middlesex, in 
a.case of appeal by the Petitioner against the Accounts of the 
Overseers of that Hamlet, 655. . 


Mytivarx at Exections. Vide Evections. 


Froceine; Petitions for the abolition thereof; 
From Liverpool, 274; Oldfield, Jesse, 718; Somerville, 
Alexander, 269 ; Tavistock, 509. 


Force Distrisution ; Motion for laying before 
the House an Account of the Distribution of the regular 
Military Force on 1st January 1833, stating the numbers in 
England, Scotland and Ireland, respectively; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 148. 


Miuitia. Vide Surrty, and Bitts in Supp ty. 


Battots SusPENsion; Bill to suspend for a limited 
time the making of Lists, and the Ballots and Enrolments for 
the Militia of the United Kingdom ; Ordered; presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 467. Committed, 
473. Considered, 477. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
sppolnted for Third Reading; 481. Passed, 485. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 510. Royal Assent, 531. 


—— Estimates; Select Committee appointed to prepare 
Patimates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great 

ritain and Ireland for a year to 31st March 1834; To send 
for persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 553. 
Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 564. Report 
referred to the Committee of Supply; The King’s Recom- 
mendation having been signified ; 629. 


Mitton Charities. Vide GRAVESEND. 
——-—— Corporation. Vide GRAVESEND. 


Paving. Vide GRAVESEND. 

MinéEs; Petition of Owners and Occupiers of messuages, lands, 
tenements and hereditaments, in Wilton-cum-Twambrooks, 
for assessing Mines to the relief of the Poor, and to the County 
and Highway Rates ; Referred to the Committee on Highways 
Bill, 364. 

Ministers. Vide ScoTLanp. 


—— Dismissal of; Petition of Members of the Politi- 
cal Union, and other Inhabitants of Salford, for an Address to 
His Majesty, for the Dismissal of Ministers from Office ; 505. 


—— Impeachment of; Petition of William Adam, for 
the Impeachment of His Majesty’s Ministers, for placing 
the County of Kilkenny under Martial Law, 412. 

of theGosPex; Petition of Inhabitants of Breage, 
for the repeal of all compulsory Laws for the support of 
Ministers of the Gospel, 215. 


Mint and CoinaceE. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs.) SuPPLY. 


Minutes of Evipence taken before Select Committees in 
former Sessions; To be reprinted, 571. 


referred to Committees on Bill, 134, 




















350. 





taken before Election Committees ; 

Ordered, 163, 251, 266, 271, 396, 420, 671. 

presented, and to be printed, 165, 

250, 271, 278, 401, 425, 671. 
Read, 434. 

—-—— Referred to Select Committees, 522, 547. 

MiscELLANEOUS SERVICES. Vide Accounts. 


MitcHELDEAN Road. Vide Huntiey. 

Mo tp Road, Vide Denzicu. 

Motynevx, Charles Henry. Vide Duptey Macistrares. 
MonKLAND and KirxinTILLocu Railway. Vide Scornanp. 
MontcomeEry Borough. Vide ELEecTions. 


MorETONHAMPSTEAD Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
the same, and Bill ordered, 7. Presented, and read, 11. 
Committed, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed; 98. Passed, 
103. Agreed to by the Lords, 135. Royal Assent, 238. 


Moreron Railway. 








Vide StratrForpD. 
Moreton’s Patent S.ip. 
Morgan, Rev. Henry. 


Vide Supp ty. 
Vide EmicraTIoNn. 


VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 


Morgis, Rev. Richard; Bill from the Lords to enable him and 
Mary Ann, his wife, to grant Leases of part of the Estates 
devised by the Will of James Hogg, for the purpose of build- 
ing upon, and otherwise improving the same, 370. Read, 
374- Committed, 385. Reported, and passed, 439. Royal 
Assent, 471. 

Morrisson, Richard James. Vide ALMANACKS. 


Moses Gare Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 40. Pre- 
sented, and read, 137. Committed, 150. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 210. Passed, 217. Agreed to by the Lords, 260. 
Royal Assent, 294. 





Two Petitions from Bolton against ; Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, 177. 


Motions withdrawn, 20, 35, 37, 38, 42, 46, 60, 72, 102, 125, 
130, 155, 184, 246, 252, 254, 261, 286, 336, 345, 417, 420, 
466, 473, 475, 502, 518, 521, 537, 541, 548, 560, 566, 575, 
5772 578, 615, 622, 658, 667, 676, 702, 715, 732. 

Mortrram, Peter Clark; Petition of Peter Clark Mottram, 
complaining of his dismissal from the Cheshire Militia, and 
praying for inquiry, 669. 

——— Road. Vide Hypr. 

Mountain, Joseph. Vide Coroners. 

Moumstk&amp;s Heap Lighthouse. Vide Swansea Harbour. 


Municipat Corporations; Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the state of Municipal Corpora- 
tions in England and Wales, and Ireland; and to report to 
the House whether any and what defects consist in their Con- 
stitutions, and what measures it may be, in their opinion, most 
expedient to adopt fur remedy thereof; Amendment proposed, 
and withdrawn; Main Question agreed to; Committee ap- 
pointed ; To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be 
the Quorum; 42. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; 
Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 454. 

_—- Petitions referred, 57, 90, 129, 
134, 135, 138, 141, 149, 153, 163, 166, 168, 178, 184, 189, 

197, 201, 211, 215, 222, 228, 232, 235, 244, 249, 255, 259, 

266, 269, 273, 274, 280, 285, 290, 296, 314, 318, 323, 341, 

350 355» 300, 364, 378, 393, 403, 411, 412, 413, 419, 432, 

438, 443, 450. 








— Motion for bringing ina Bill to 
regulate and define the Fees payable upon admission by per- 
sons entitled to their Freedom in Municipal Corporations, by 
birth, servitude or marriage ; Motion withdrawn, 42. 


Petitions for exercising the privi- 
lege of electing Municipal and Local Authorities; From 
Alnwick; Referred to Select Committee on Municipal Cor- 
porations, 274; Armagh; Referred, 285; Arundel; Referred, 
323; Athlone, 70; Bath; Referred, 393; Baucham, John; 
Referred, 249; Bedford; Referred, 274; Belfast; Referred, 
378; Beverley; Referred, 201; Brighton, 398; Bury Saint 
Edmunds; Referred, 274; Boston; Referred, 314; Breck- 
nock; Referred, 296; Bridgwater; Referred, 280; Callan; 
Referred, 166; Canterbury, 499; Carlisle ; Referred, 184 ; Car- 
low; Referred, 412; Clifton Dartmouth Hardness; Re- 
ferred, 138; Clitheroe; Referred, 314; Coleraine; Referred, 
189; Daventry; Referred, 138; Drogheda; Referred, 314. 
Dublin, 393; Dublin; Referred, 259; East and West Looe, 
533; Exeter; Referred, 296; Gainsburgh; Referred, 419. 
Gateshead; Referred, 184; Gloucester, 459; Grantham ; 
Referred, 413; Gravesend and Milton ; Referred, 232; Har- 
wich; Referred, 228; . Hereford, 505; Horner, Francis; Re- 
ferred, 138; Huntingdon, 499; Kendal; Referred, 228; 
Kilkenny, 508; King’s Lynn, 469; Kingston-upon-Hull; 
Referred, 255; Launceston; Referred, 280; Leeds; Referred, 
280; Leicester; Referred, 296; Limerick; Referred, 189; 
Liverpool; Referred, 189; Longford, 393; Ludlow; Re- 
ferred, 285; Lyme Regis; Referred, 350; Macclesfield ; 
Referred, 166; Marlborough; Referred, 259; Matthews, 
Henry, &amp;c.; Referred, 211; Meagher, Daniel; Referred, 
443; Newark-upon-Trent; Referred, 341 ; Newbury; Re- 
ferred, 3143 Nawenstle-apod- Byise, 70; Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; Referred, 314; Newport (Monmouth), 159 ; New Ross 
(Wexford); Referred, 235; Norwich,635; Penryn; Referred, 
355; Plymouth, 393; Portarlington, 457; Portsmouth; Re- 
terred, 163; Queenborough; Referred, 197; ae Re- 
ferred, 249; Richmond (York), 159. Richmond (York); 
Referred, 274, 323; Ripon; Referred, 350; Rochester; Re- 
ferred, 266; Saint Ives (Cornwall); Referred, 350; Saltash ; 
Referred, 228; Shaftesbury, 159; Sligo; Referred, 393; 
Stead, Patrick; Referred, 232; Swansea; Referred, 378; 
Tenby; Referred, 211; Totness; Referred, 255; Truro; 
Referred, 166; Tynemouth; Referred, 318; Veale, Richard, 
&amp;c.; Referred, 201; Wareham,70; Webb, Stephen Clement ; 
Referred, 249 ; Worcester; Referred, 290; Yarmouth, Great ; 
Referred, 232; Yeovil; Referred, 255. 








MurDERERS, Sentence on. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 

Supp.y. 

Vide IRELAND. 

MurrTon, late William; Bill from the Lords for confirming a 
partition of Farms and Lands in the County of Kent, devised 
by the Will of William Murton, late of Tunstall, in the same 

County, 


8110.) IRELAND. 


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[ A. 1833. 

















Murron, late William—continued. 

County, deceased, 429. Read, 430. Committed, 436. Re- 
ported, and Passed, 468. Royal Assent, 496. 

Murrorp and LorHiNGLaND Poor; Petition for a Bill to 
alter, amend, and enlarge powers of Act; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 28. Reported; Bill ordered, 39. Presented, and 
read, 124. Committed, 150. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
270. Passed, 320. By the Lords with Amendments, 352- 
Considered, and agreed to, 362. Royal Assent, 405. 

Petitions against; From 

Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 








Lowestoft; South Town ; 
175+ ; 

Moriny; Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the 
better payment of the Army and their Quarters; Ordered, 
231. Presented, and read, 233. Committed, 239. Con- 
sidered, 246. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 253. Passed, 261. Agreed to by the Lords, 
292. Royal Assent, 294. 

———— Vide Marine Mutiny. 


3° &amp; 4o Will. WV. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. 


Nationa Desr. Vide Dest, NATIONAL, 


— GALLery; Petition of Charles Purser, Architect, 
that the Designs for a National Gallery may be submitted to 
Competition, 718. 


A. 1833. 


Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Nava. ImpressmMENT; Petitions for the abolition of Naval 
Impressment ; From East Smithfield, 555; London Docks, 
Sailors and their Friends of, 670; Saint Katherine’s Docks, 
Sailors of, 509; Wapping and Shadwell, 635. 





Navication; Bill for the Encouragement of British Shipping 
and Navigation; Ordered, 239. Presented and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 254. Com- 
mitted, 283. Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 569, 
585, 602. Bill considered, 606. Report deferred, 613. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 619. Passed, 648. Agreed to by the Lords, 671. 
Royal Assent, 726. 





Navy. Vide Accounts. (AppresseEs,111). Surry. 
ArpointMENTs. Vide Army and Navy. 
—— Pay-Orrice; Petition of Charles Beamish, late a 


Clerk in that Office, complaining of being removed therefrom, 

and for Relief, 454. 

Vide Accounts. 

Sinecures. Vide Army and Navy. 

Necroes. Vide Accounts. Arrica. SuPPLyY. 

Newsoutp (Derby) Lanns; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 69. Presented, and Read, 154. 








Petition of Freeholders and Pro- 
prietors of Estates within the Manor of Newbold, against, 
182, 

Newsrince Roap. Vide FarrFievnp. 

New Brunswick LANp Company. Vide Brunswick. 

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE WaAtTERWorKs; Petition fora Bill 
to supply the said Town, and the Suburbs thereof, with 
Water; Referred to a Committee, 40. Reported ; Report 
referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders, 68. Vide 
SranpinG Orpers. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 99. 

Newent Roap. Vide GLoucestTeEr. 

Newtanp Bripvce Roap. Vide Huvt and Bevertey. 

NewnuaM Roan. Vide HuNTLEY. 

New Ross, (Trinity Hospital). Vide IRELAND. 

Newry Borovucu. Vide Erections. IRELAND. 

NewsuaM, Richard ; Petition of Richard Newsham, of the 53d 


Regiment, complaining of unjust treatment, and praying the 
House to investigate the subject of his complaint; Motion, 
That the Petition do le upon the Table; Debate thereupon 
adjourned, 245. Debate resumed; Question put and agreed 
to, 305. 

- Petitions for an Inquiry into his case ; 
From Chatham, 505; Gravesend and Milton, 411. 

New Soutn Waters. Vide Accounts. 


Newspapers; Petitions for the Repeal of the Stamp Duty 
thereon; From Boston, 469 ; Brighton, 395; Dartford and 
Crayford, 411; Dumfries, 556; Hammersmith, &amp;c., 360; 
National Political Union, Members of, 431; Patterson, 
Alexander, 460. 

Petition of Newsvenders, &amp;c. in London, com- 

plaining of the Clerks in the Post-office, denominated Clerks 

of Roads, being allowed to deal in Newspapers, 530. 

Petition of Benjamin Wheeler, complaining of 

the Clerks employed at the Post-office in Manchester, having 

acted as Newsvenders ; 635. 

Petition of Matthias Gibson, Publisher of the 

Sunday Times, and Essex and Hertford Mercury News- 

papers, complaining of an inaccuracy in a Return presented 

to the House relative to the number of Stamps used by those 


Newspapers, and praying that the same may be amended, 717. 
~~ 

















Newton Raitway. Vide Granp Juncrion. 

NicuHotson, William. Vide Cuancery, Court of. 

Noctrurnat LecistaTion; Petitions for the discontinuance 
of the practice of Nocturnal Legislation; From Bisley, &amp;c., 
326; Brinscomb, &amp;c., 326; Carnegie, William, 605; Chal- 
ford, 326; Cirencester, 326; Derby, 326; Eastry, 159; 
Edinburgh, 432; Falkirk, 100; Handsworth,326; London, 
Corporation of, 335; Manchester, 244; Merthyr Tydvil, 
(four Petitions), 335; Monkwearmouth, 335; Newmilns, 
&amp;e., 32; Paisley, Reform Society, 128; Penzance, 326; 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 290; Sunderland, 326; Todmorden, 
90; Wingham, 37. 

Norrouik County. Vide ELections. 

Norris, William; Petition of William Norris, late Inspector of 
Stamps, complaining of his removal from Office, and praying 
for Relief, 695. 

Nortuern Licutnovuses. Vide Accounts. ScorTuanp. 

Nortu Lever Drainace; Petition for a Bill to alter and 
amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 68. Reported; Bill 
ordered, 170. Presented, and read, 198. Committed, 248. 
Reported; to be ingrossed, 367. Passed, 375. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 414. Considered and agreed to, 
418. Royal Assent, 470. 

NorTHUMBERLAND County. Vide ELEcTIONs. 

Norwicu Ciry. Vide Erections. 


and New Buckenuam Roaps; Petition for a Bill 
for more effectually repairing, widening and improving the 
same; and Bill ordered, 49. Presented, and read, 137. 
Committed, 150. Reported; to be ingrossed, 295. Passed, 
304. Agreed to by the Lords, 335. Royal Assent, 353. 
Wotton Roan; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; and Bill ordered, 81. Pre- 
sented, and read, 104. Committed, 130. Reported; to be 
ingrossed, 176. Passed, 187. Agreed to by the Lords, 230. 
Royal Assent, 238. 
Norariges Pustic; Petition of Richard Bibby, for the Repeal 
of the Duty on Licenses to act as Notaries Public, 262. 
Petition of Merchants, Manufacturers and 
others, of Leeds, that all Attornies and Solicitors of the Supe- 
rior Courts of Westminster, may be appointed to the Office 
of Notary Public, 363. 
— Petition of Attornies and Solicitors of Glou- 
cester, for an alteration of the Law relating to the Admission 
of Notaries Public, 404. 
Petition of Merchants, Bankers, Shipowners 
and others, of Gloucester, for amendment of Act 41 Geo. 3, 
compelling the Apprenticeship to a Notary Public for Seven 
Years, 459. 


























Act (41 Geo. 3), relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to amend ; Ordered; Presented, and read ; Day appoint- 
ed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 482. Committed, 

498. Committee deferred, 512. 518. 533. Bill considered 

and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 

Bill, as amended, to be printed, 536. Order for further con- 

sideration of Report, read ; Bill re-committed, 553. Order for 

Committee of the whole House, read and discharged ; Bill 

committed to a Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum, 

563. Bill reported and re-committed ; Bill, as amended, to 

be printed, 591. Committee deferred, 603. 617.622. Bill 

considered, 631. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 640. Passed, 643. Agreed to, by the 

Lords, 722. Royal Assent, 726. 

Petitions in favour; From Birmingham, 

592; Halifax, 572; Preston, 645. 

Petitions against; From Briggs, George, 
624; Bristowe, James, 527; Day, Thomas, 554; Deal, 534 ; 
Dover, 542; Falmouth, 553; Hinde, Edward Scourfield, 546 5 
Kay, Robert Burdon, 539; Lancaster, §34; Liverpool, 508. 
539; London, 539; Page, William Sagon, 542; Penzance, 
554; Portsmouth, &amp;c. 542; Ramsgate, 568; Richardson, 
John Henry, 562; Skeet; Henry Francis, 624; Sunderland, 
527; Thatcher, George Christopher, 568. 580; Tresidder, 
John, 553; Weymouth, &amp;c. 664; Wigan, 508. 

Notes. Vide Two Pounp NoreEs. 

NotrincGHamM Corporation ; Petition of Burgesses and In- 
habitants of Nottingham, complaining of the Administration 
of the Affairs of that Corporation; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Municipal Corporations, 360. 


Nova Scotia LAnNp Combany. Vide BRUNSWICK. 


30 &amp; 40 Will. 1V. Parl. 11. A. 1833. 


(ABINGTON (Cambridge) Lanns ; Petition for a Bill toin- 
close and to commute the Tithes thereon ; referred toa Com 
mittee, 68 ; Reported ; Report referred to the Select Commuit- 
tee on Standing Orders, 131; Vide Stanpine ORDERS. 
Report, That‘the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 146. Petition for leave to proceed with the Bill; Day 
appointed for considering it; Petition to be ani 175+ 
Petition considered ; Leave given to present the Bill on or be- 
fore a certain day, 184. Bill presented, and read, 233. Com- 
mitted, 311. Reported ; to be ingrossed, 375. Passed, 386. 

Agreed to, by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 471. . 
ATHS ; 








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Oatus ; Petitions for the substitution of an Affirmation instead 
of an Oath; From Armagh, 393; Belfast and Newry, 201 ; 
Clara, 314; Creighton, David Hill, 475 ; Devizes, 616 ; Dub- 
lin, 128. 314; Edinburgh and Leith, 229; Ennis, 296 ; Jeans, 
Thomas, 419; Limerick, 296. 432; London, 132; Marybo- 
rough, 393; Mayo, County of, 635; Sligo, 393; Stockdale, 
John Joseph, 344; Wexford, 352; Wick, 250. 

taken by Members professing the Roman Catholic Reli- 

gion, read, 246. 

-— Vide Sepraratists’ AFFIRMATION, 305. 

OBSERVANCE OF THE Lorp’s Day. Vide Lorp’s Day. 


Ock.ey and Warnuam Road; Petition for a Bill for repair- 
ing and maintaining the same; and Bill ordered, 98. Pre- 
sented, and read, 208. Committed, 257. Reported; to be 
ingrossed, 297. Passed, 311. Agreed to by the Lords, 357. 
Royal Assent, 405. 

OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERson Act. Vide IRELAND. 


OrruaM and Ditrcneviine Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing the same, 44. Bill ordered, 45. Presented, and read, 
208. Committed, 257. Reported; to be ingrossed, 391. 
Passed, 404. Agreed to by the Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 
479- ; 

Orricers or Customs. 


OFFICEs. 








Vide Customs OrFicERs. 
Vide Accounts. 


Public; Resolution, That in all future Vacancies of 
Sinecure Offices in the Civil and Colonial Service of the 
Country, no new Appointments to such Vacant Offices shall 
be made with any Salary, Fees or Emoluments thereto at- 
tached, 286. Resolution, That no Person shall receive any 
Salary, Fee or other Emolument from any Office to which he 
may be hereafter appointed, the duties of which are or shall 
be performed by Deputy, 286. 


Vide AccounTs. 


under the Crown; Motion, That all Offices filled up, 
after this date, in any department under the Crown, Civil, 
Military, Naval or Colonial, shall be subject to such altera- 
tions as to Duties, and to such Deductions and Alterations as 
to Salary and Emoluments, as His Majesty, by the advice of 
His Ministers, shall make, without the Persons so appointed 
having any Claim for Compensation or Allowance for such 
Alterations; Motion withdrawn, 286. 


OrriciaL Houses. Vide Accounts. 
OLDFIELD, Jesse. Vide Mitirary FLoccine. | 

















ORDERS: 


Usual Orders made, touching Elections, &amp;c. 37. 
Vide CommitTTEEs. ConstaBLEsS. EVIDENCE. 
FootrmMen, Letrers. MEMBERS. PreERS. PosTMASTER- 
GENERAL. PRAYERS. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRANGERS. 
Votes. WITNESSEs. 

Standing ; read, 10. 293. 


relative to Prayers; read and discharged, and 
another made, 10. 

















of a future day discharged, 187. 232. 271. 290. 

300. 331. 338. 359- 407. 417. 441. 471. 567. 601. 604. 611. 

of leave for Bills, discharged, 475.476. 537- 546. 

for Second Reading of a Bill, discharged, and 
Bill withdrawn, 173. 

—— for Second Reading of Bills, discharged, and other 
days appointed, 187. 232. 271. 290. 331. 338. 407. 415. 471. 
597+ 577- 











for the House to resolve itself into Committees 
upon Bills, discharged, and other days appointed, 331. 359. 
441. 549- 575. 601. 604. 

—— for the House to resolve itself into Committees 
upon Bills, discharged, and Bills committed to Select Com- 
mittees, 174. 222, 227. 297. 471. 560. 563. 
for further consideration of Report of a Bill, dis- 
charged, and another day appointed, 567. 


for Third Reading of a Bill, discharged, and 
another day appointed, 346. 


for presenting Addresses, discharged, 58. 337. 











338. 555. 





for consideration of Election Petitions,discharged, 
and other days appointed, 94. 102. 109. 152. 160. 271. 300. 
417. §07. 511. §23. §28. 606. 

for consideration of Election Petitions, discharged, 
103. 129. 136. 142. 144. 146. 152. 163. 165. 184. 229. 282. 
303. 308. 332- 454. 

for the attendance of Witnesses, 190. 212. Order 
discharged, 197. 

for Printing, &amp;c. Accounts, discharged, 338. 732. 
for Accounts, discharged, 139. 269. 282. 408. 














687. 702. 





—— 


for Accounts, discharged, and others Ordered, 
57+ 131. 444. 575. 621. 732. 





for an Account, discharged, and an Address in- 
stead thereof, 130. 


——_——-—--- for laying before the House, Accounts forthwith, 
435- 494- 521. 528. 549. 571. 580. 582. 591. 596. 601. Gog. 
624. 637. 658. 659. 661. 664. 669. 678. 696. 6o9. 703. 710. 
717- 719- 





for referring Petitions to Committees ; Read, 
and discharged, 161. 198. 209. 


for reporting Members absent at Call of the 
House, deferred, 132. 


—_— — ——— 








discharged, 140. 
for giving Notice of the Day appointed for Se- 
cond Readings of Bills to Returning Officers, 471. 632. 


for Appointment of a Select Committee, dis- 
charged, 547. 


for the Under Sheriff of the County of Stafford 
to attend, 475. 

relative to Lists of Names of Land-Tax Com- 
missioners to be delivered in by Members, 608. 


— Motion for discharging Orders for Returns, with- 
drawn, 125. 


























Vide ComMITTEES. STANDING ORDERs. 
Or.Ley Bottom Road. Vide Ipswicn. 

Over Road. Vide GLoucesTER. 

Outi, Naroba Govind. Vide Accounts. East INpIA. 


Our tawr_ies; Bill for the more effectually preventing Clan- 
destine Outlawries; Read, 5. 


OxenuaM, John. Vide Post Orrice. 
Oxrorp City. Vide Evections. 


3° &amp;§ 4° Will. WV. Parl.11. A. 1833. 


Packet EsTaBLisHMENT. Vide Accounts. 

Pancras Cuurcn. Vide Saint Pancras. 

Parer; Petition of Bartholomew Sullivan for the Repeal of 
the Duty thereon, 539. 

— Petition of Inhabitants of Hereford for Repeal of the 

Duties on Paper, Advertisements and Newspapers, 457- 


Petition of Paper Manufacturers, Stationers, and others 
concerned in the Paper Trade of the City of Dublin, for the 
Repeal of the Duty thereon, 161. 


Parisu Apprentices; Bill to render valid Indentures ot 
Apprenticeship allowed only by two Justices acting for the 
County in which the Parish from which such Apprentices 
shall be bound, and for the County in which the Parish into 
which such Apprentices shall be bound, shall be situated ; 
Ordered; Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, and to be Printed, 477. Committed, 489. Con- 
sidered, 493. Report deferred, 498. 517. 521. 533- Bill 
reported, and Recommitted ; Instruction to Committee to make 
Provision to allow City and Borough Magistrates a concur- 
rent Jurisdiction in binding Parish Apprentices, &amp;c.; Bill 
considered, 526. Report deferred, 537. Bill reported; To 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 541. Passed, 
551. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 683. Considered, 
and agreed to, 714. Royal Assent, 726. 


Cress. Vide IRELAND. 
—--~—- or LAUNCELLs. Vide LAUNCELLS. 


— Vestrizes Act; Petition of Parishioners and Rate- 
payers of St. Mary Redcliff, Bristol, for Amendment of Act 
1 &amp; 2 Will 4, c. 6o, 342. 


Sess. 1. 

















Petition of George Fall, Secretary of 
the Parochial Association of Lambeth, that that Parish may 
be exempted from the Provisions of the said Acts, 601. 


Petitions for Repeal of Acts 58 Geo. 3, 
c. 68, and 59 Geo. 3, c. 85, commonly called Mr. Sturges 
Bourne’s Acts; From Lambeth, 249; lemaak 395; Man- 
chester, 182. 








Petitions for Amendment of Act 58 
Geo. 3; From St. Martin-in-the-Fields, 645 ; Whitechapel, 342. 


AMENDMENT; Bill to amend Act 
58 Geo. 3, c. 69, for regulating Parish Vestries, in so far as to 
afford to Westminster and certain other places within the Bills 
of Mortality, the same exemption that is extended to London 
and Southwark ; Ordered, 566. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 568; Com- 
mitted, 578; Committee deferred, 588. 593. 600. 608. 619. 
622. Bill considered, 631. Reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill as amended, to be printed, 
632. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 643. Passed, 649. 


Petition of Inhabitants 
of Camberwell, that that Parish may be included within the 
operation of the Bill, 634. 


Parker, Dean, John. Vide Tirnes, Stay or Suits. 
Parkes, Mr. Vide Rusuton and Parkes. 








PARKIN, 





INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1883. 





Parkin, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Parkin, late of Dudley, 
complaining of the Conduct of certain Magistrates; and 
praying for Redress, 244. 

Par.iaAMENt; Proclamation for dissolving the Parliament, and 
declaring the calling of another, 2. 

opened by Commission, 3. 

Letters Patent, authorizing Commissioners to 

open the Parliament, 3. 

prorogued by the King in Person, 735. 


Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Fees 1N ; Petition of Thomas Browne, of Fen- 
church-street, that the Bills of Fees on the East London 
Railway Bill be referred to the Select Committee on Fees 
chargeable on Private Biils; Referred to Select Committee 
on esi of Commons’ Officers and Fees, 623. 


Rerorm or, Act; Petitions for Amendment 
thereof; From Bedford, 428 ; Kingston-upon-Hull, 258. 


Petition of Freeholders and Electors of the Hun- 
dred of Builth (Brecon), complaining of that County not 
having been divided into Districts for polling, 419. 


Petition of John James, complaining of certain 
proceedings at the Registry of Voters for the City of Hereford, 
and praying forthe Amendment of the 50th clause of the Act, 
168. 





























Motion for appointing a Select Committee to con- 

sider the Act 2 Will. 4, c. 45, for amending the Representa- 
tion of the People in England and Wales; and to report such 
Amendments and Alterations in the Provisions thereof as in 
the opinion of such Committee may contribute to the better, 
cheaper and more convenient working of that Act ; Amend- 
ment proposed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn, 425. 


Motion for appointing a Select Committee to 
inquire into and report upon the various points arising out 
of the Act 2 Will. 4, c.45 and 88, on which contradictory 
Decisions have been come to, whether by the Revising and 
Assisting Barristers, or by Returning Officers, or by Election 
Committees ; Question neg. thereupon, 425. 

Act (4 Will. 4, c. 45) read ; Motion for bringing 
in a Bill to Repeal such parts thereof as render the Payment 
of Poor’s-rates and Assessed Taxes a necessary Qualification 
for the exercise of the Elective Franchise; Question neg. 
thereypon, 497. 

Vide IRELAND. ScorTianp. 


PARLIAMENTARY BusinEss; Petition of Merchants and others, 
in Dundee, praying the House to pass the Disturbances (Ire- 
land) Bill, in order that the House may proceed to make the 
contemplated alteration of Duties in the ‘Timber Trade, 230. 


Loca Business; Petition of William Wickens, 
gentleman, of Hammersmith, complaining of the length of 
time occupied by Parliament in Discussions on Local Busi- 
ness, and suggesting an improved Tribunal or Jurisdiction for 
the transfer thereof, 660. 


Par.iaMEnts; Petition of Inhabitants of Spitalfields, for 
shortening the Duration of Parliaments, 168. 


: Motion for bringing in a Bill io shorten the 
Duration of Parliaments ; Question Previous, neg. thereupon, 


595- 




















- TRiENNIAL; Petitions in favour; From Bury 
Saint Edmunds, 580 ; Newmilns, 128 ; Newport (Monmouth), 
129 ; Stoke-upon-Trent, 250; Tavistock, 247. 

Parocuiau Raress ;. Petition of Minister and Congregation of 
Protestant Dissenters meeting in Argyle Chapel, Bath, for 
exempting from Poor Rates and Church Rates all Piaces of 
Religious Worship, 188. 


Vide THoRNFALCON Parish. 


Exemption; Bill to exempt from Poor 
and Church Rates, all Churches, Chapels and other Places of 
Religious Worship; Ordered, 260. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 262. 
Second Reading deferred, 297. 302. 306. 317. 326. 331. 345. 
407. Bill committed, 488. Considered, 503. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 507. Passed, 
§18. Agreed to by the Lords, 583. Royal Assent, 599. 


Petitions in favour; From 
Bath, 323 ; Lymm, 520; Suffolk, 554; York, 309. 438. 


REGisTRATION ; Select Committee appointed to 
consider and report on the General State of Parochial Re- 
gictries, and the Laws relating to them, and on a General 
egistration of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths, and 
Burials in England and Wales ; To send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum, 231 ; Members added, 
503. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 675. Report to 
lie on the ‘Table, and to be printed, 678. 
Petitions referred, 289. 322. 590. 
Petition of the Proprietors of the 
General Burial Ground, or Cemetery of Chorlton-upon-Med- 
lock, praying that the Register of Interments, kept by the Mi- 
nister, may be made legal Evidence in all Courts of ey and 
may form part of the intended Bill relating to Registers, 314. 


Vide Protestant DissENTERS. 























Party Processions. Vide IRELAND. 


Patents for Inventions; Petition of Richard Roberts, for 
the adoption of Measures for causing Letters Patent for In- 
ventions to be granted in a cheap, expeditious, and sure 
manner, 179. 





Petitions for the amendment of the 
Laws relating thereto; From Haliday, Joseph, 505; Yare, 
Richard, 132. 





Vide LetrERS Patent. 

PayMeEntT or Dents. Vide Desrts. 

PayMENT oF WitNnEsseEs. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 
112.) 

Prase, JosEpu. 
FIRMATION. 
Preckuam Roap; Petition for a Bill for making and maintaining 

the same; Referred to a Committee, 108. 

PEExs ; Usual Resolutions respecting their interference at Elec- 
tions, 37; So much of the Orders (as directs the Select 
Committee appointed to examine and report the Number of 
Members of both Houses of Parliament who hold Office, Place 
or Emolument under the Crown, or Public Offices, &amp;c.) as 
regards Members of the House of Peers, discharged, 286. 

~ Vide Lorps. 


Prin, Edward; Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization, 
167. Read, 183. Committed, 209. Reported and passed, 
284. Royal Assent, 294. 


PemBROoKE Hatt Estate. 
PENITENTIARY House. Vide Accounts. 
Prenritu Roap. Vide Brovucuam. 


Pensions. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 113.) ARTILLERY 
Pensions. Sanarises, REDUCTION or. SINECURES. 


Duties. Vide Ways and Means and BILLs 1N 
SupPLy. 


Vide Hovsz. Mempers. QuaAKER’s Ar- 





Vide CAMBRIDGE COLLEGEs. 
SupPLy. 





PerpPetuat. Vide Accounts. 


Penzance, Corporation of; Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders, complaining of the state of the Corporation of that 
Borough ; Referred to Select Committee on Municipal Cor- 
porations, 149. 

Perrott, Henry Dundas; Petition of Henry Dundas Perrott, 
complaining of being deprived of a Pension for Past Ser- 
vices, and praying for the restoration of his rank in the 
Navy, 590. 


Perry, William; Petition of William Perry, formerly Tide- 
waiter in His Majesty’s Customs, complaining of his dismissal 
from Office, and praying for relief, 695. 

Persona Estates; Bill to repeal the Duties on Personal 
Estates continued by an Act of the present Session of Parlia- 
ment; Ordered, 306. Presented and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed, 307. Second Reading 
deferred, 317. 326. Bill committed, 329. Considered, 336. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 
345. Passed, 355. Agreed to by the Lords, 379. Royal 
Assent, 405. , 

Persona Estate Tax; Petition of Inhabitants of Chard 
for the repeal of the Tax thereof, 256. 


PeTersorovcGn, Bishop of. Vide TERRINGTON PARISHES. 
Peters, James. Vide SABBATH. 
PETERSFIELD Borovucn. Vide ELEcTIoNs. 


PETITIONS: 





Resolution limiting the time for receiving 
Petitions for Private Bills, 10. 


Resolution, That when the contents of a 
Petition have been opened, and the prayer stated by the 
Member who may have the charge of such Petition, Mr. 
Speaker do desire such Member to bring the same to the 
Table, and do then direct the Clerk to read it, without allow- 
ing any other Member to speak, or putting any question upon 
such Petition, before the same shall have been read, unless it 
should appear to Mr. Speaker, or to any Member, that the 
matter of such Petition was in breach of the Privilege of the 
House, or that, according to the Rules and Orders of the 
House, such Petition ought not to be received, in which cases 
the Question, “ That the Petition be brought up,” be put, 
and agreed to, before such Petition be brought up, 10. 


Resolution, That a Select Committee . be 
appointed at the commencement of each Session, to which 
shall be referred all Petitions presented to the House, with 
the exception of such as complain of undue Returns, or relate 
to Private Bills; and that such Committee do classify the 
same, and prepare Abstracts of the same in such form and 
manner as shal appear to them best suited to convey to the 
House all requisite information respecting their contents, and 
do report the same from time to time to the House; and that 
such Reports do in all cases set forth the Number of Pigne 
tures to each Petition:—And that such Committee have 








Power to direct the Printing in ertenso of such Petitions, or 
of such parts of Petitions as shall appear to require it, 95- 
S 





se4w.iv] INDEX wo the Ercuty-E1entn Vouume. 





PETITIONS—continued. 


Resolution, That every Member presenting a 
Petition to the House, do affix his name at the beginning 
thereof, 190. 








read again, 161, 169, 198, 352, 467, 474- 
of a former Session; to be printed, 190. 
referred to a Select 








Committee, 307. 


a ona aining that the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with, 157, 177, 194, 199, 549- 


referred to revived Committee on Petition 








for Bill, 194. 


referred to Select Committees, 57, 90, 134, 
135, 153, 163, 166, 178, 184, 360, 364, 427, 438, 522, 523, 
526, 547, 553, 558, 577, 623, 638, 651. 


to Select Committees on Bills, 159, 269, 





275, 517, 560. 





for leave to present Petitions for Bills, 150, 
154, 162, 233, 242, 364, 421, 527, 542. 
Leave given to present Petitions for Bills 


after time limited, 161, 162, 172, 245, 248, 368, 422, 529, 
553+ 








for leave to proceed with a Bill, 175. 
for additional Provision, 162, 177, 284, 301, 





303, 328. 





for further time for Report of a Petition, 
208. 





for further time for entering into Recogni- 
zance, 135, 141, 143. 


_ Rejected, 475. 
to lie on the Table until the Second Reading 








of a Bill, 384. 





Order for referring Petitions to Committees 
discharged, 161, 198, 209. 

Orders for consideration of Election Peti- 
tions discharged, and other days appointed, 94, 102, 109, 
152, 160, 271, 300, 417. 

Orders for considering Election Petitions 
discharged, 103, 129, 142, 146, 152, 163, 165, 184, 229, 282, 
303, 308, 332, 453- 

+ for further time for entering into Recogni- 
zance, 135, 141, 143, 159. 

for a Committee of Appeal, 458. 


for postponing consideration of Election 
Petitions, 148, 153. 


touching right of Election, 479. 


offered, but not being recommended by the 
Crown, were not received, 673, 694. 


withdrawn, 46, 379, 539, 675. 


presented by one of the Sheriffs of London 
(the other being a Member of the House), 540. 


Motion for printing a Petition withdrawn, 20. 
Motion, That the Order, referring a 

Petition to a Select Committee be discharged ; Amendment 
proposed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn, 111. 

—_ Motion, That a Petition do lie upon the 
Table ; Debate thereupon adjourned, 245. 

relating to; 

Public Bills. Vide APotuecarizes, APOTHECARIES ACT: 
—Bank CuartTer.—CorporaTion Orricers.—DeEst 
IMPRISONMENT FOR, Dramatic PERFORMANCES.— 
East [Np1a.—FactoriEs.—GENERAL REGISTER, Gia- 
MORGAN AssizEs.—Hicuways.—JeEwisa Civit Dis- 
ABILITIES.—IRELAND( CHURCH OF IRELAND,CHURCH 
TEMPORALITIES. — DISTURBANCES.— GRAND JU- 
RIES.— ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES.—TRIAL OF 
OFFENCES.)--JusTices OF THE PEAcE.--LAW oF 
SETTLEMENT, LeEtTTERS PATENT, LIGHTING AND 
Warcuine, Limiration or Actions, Lorp’s Day.-- 
Norariss Pusuic—-Parisn Vestrizs Act AmEND- 
MENT, PARocuiAL Rates Exemption, Pouice Orrices 
(Lonpon.)—RatTinG or TeENEMENTS, REGISTRY oF 
VusseL_s.—Savincs Banks ANNUITIES, ScoTLAND 
( BANKRUPTS, EDINBURGH ANNUITY TAX, ROYAL 
BurGus, SMALL DEBT CouRTS), SEA APPRENTICE- 
sHiP SETTLEMENT, SEWERS, SLAVERY, Soap, STAMPS 
Forcery or, Surroitx Assizes.—THELtusson’s Es- 
TATE, Titnes, Stay or Suits, Tirnes Commurta- 
TION.—VAGRANTS (SCOTTISH AND IRISH ).—WooL- 

‘ LEN TRADE. 

Public Money; v. British Museum. 


Matters of a Public Nature; v. ACLAND James, ArrRIca, 
AGRICULTURAL Distress, ALMANACKS, APOTHECA- 
RIES CompaNyY, APPRENTICESHIP INDENTURES OF, 
ARBITRATION Act, Arrest Law or, ARUNDEL Bo- 
ROUGH, AssEssED Taxes, AssEssED TAXES AND BAL- 









































VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 


Lot, Arcuison Tuomas, ATTORNIES CERTIFICATES. 
—Banx Forcerises, BANKRUPTCY, Court of, Act, 
Barnes Joun CuristopnerR, BARRISTERS AT Law, 
Barton Ferry, Bastarpy Laws, Beer Sate or, Bir- 
MINGHAM LocaL TAXATION, Bisnors, BopE BARON DE, 
Bosuam Fisnery, Boston Boroucu or, BRADLEY 
Tuomas, Brazit, Bricks, Bristot, Court or Con- 
SCIENCE, Briston Poor, British CHANNEL FISHERY, 
Britisu Surppine, Butt Richarp GATHORNE.—CAM- 
BRIDGE CORPORATION OF, CARLISLE RicHARD, CAR- 
MARTHEN CorpPoRATION oF, CARMICHAEL WILLIAM, 
Carriaces Pusiic, CHANCERY Court oF (AFFIDA- 
vir Orrice), Cuester CorporATION, CHOLERA, 
CuristiE EvizaBpetu, Courcn AND Crown Lanps, 
Cuurcu Lirurcy, Cuurcn or EncGianp, Cuurcu 
Property, Cuurcn Rates, Cinque Ports PitLotTs, 
Ciercy, Ctercy Resipencre, CLierKs TO ATTOR- 
NIEs, Coat Wuiprers, Cocutin LawreENcE, Cocn- 
RAN James, CorreE Hovusz Keepers, CoLtp-BATH 
Fietps Meretine, Cotompian Bonps, ComMMERCIAL 
IntTEREST, ConsTABLEs (WESTMINSTER), CONVEY- 
ANCING, Cooper Josepu, Copyricut, Corn Bonp- 
ED, Corn Laws, Corn Sate or, Corn TAxaTIoNn 
AND CurreNcy, CorNWALL AssizEs, CORONERS, 
Coroners Courts, Corporate Orricers, Corro- 
RATION MacGistTRATEs, CorPporRATION OFFICERS, 
CorrizE Joun, Cotton Trape, County Bripees, 
County Rates, County anv Ponice Rates, Cri- 
MINAL Law, Crue.tty to ANIMALS, Cutty RoBert, 
CuMBERLAND Princess or, Currency, Customary 
or TENANT-RIGHT Estates, Customs OFrticers. 
— Danish Craims, Desr IMPRISONMENT FOR, 
Dest Nationau, Desror anp Crepitor, Den- 
BIGH CoRPORATION, DEVON, DIvISIONALSESSIONS FOR, 
Distress, Distress AND Taxation, DoG-FIGHTING, 
Doncaster Soxe, DupLey Corporation, DupDLEY 
Macistrrates, DueLtitinc, Duccan James, Dutcu 
Emparco.—East Inpta, EcctestasticaL Courts, 
(Lincotn), EcciestasticAL Rerorm, Epucation, 
EsyecrMentT Law orf, Erection CommittesEs, Exvrc- 
TJoNS Freepom or,ELecrions, ELECTIVE FRANCHISE, 
Emicration, EMswortu Oyster Fisnery, ENrTaArts 
AND PRIMOGENITURE, Law or, Eguirasie Apbsust- 
MENT, EsTaABLISHED Cuurcu, Excise Licenses, Exr- 
cuTors, &amp;c. Exeter Corporation, ExtTrRA PAROCHIAL 
Piaces.—FactorisEs, FALMOUTH Boroveu, Fire In- 
SURANCE, Fisher JAMES, FLETCHER SAMUEL, Foor- 
PATHS, Forcery, FRAMEWORK KNITTERS, FRIENDLY 
Societies, Furnivan Witt1amM.—Game, SALe or, 
Act, Guass, Gtoucester County Gao, GourLay 
Rosert, GRantHam Boroven, GRANTHAM Corpo- 
RATION,GRAVESEND AND MILTON CuaritTIiEs, GRAVEs- 
END CorRPORATION, GRIFFIN JoHN, GuNSMITHS, GuN- 
TON Witi1am.—HackneEy Carriaces, Hackney- 
coach Drivers, Hanptoom Weavine, Hawkers, 
HETHERINGTON HeENry, Hignways AnD RATING oF 
TENEMENTS, Hopson Josuvua, Hott WaAsHINGTON, 
HotyHeap and Howtrn Packets, Homaoparnuy, 
HorseE-sTEALING, HostEry Cut, House anp Win- 
pow Taxes, House or Commons, House Tax, Hum- 
PHREY Witi1amM, Husspanpry Hovses, JARDINE 
Joun, JEws.—ImMperiaAL Busne., INNKEEPERs, IRE- 
LAND, (ATHLONE BOROUGH, ATHLONE BRIDGE, 
ATTORNIES.—BANK OF IRELAND, BELFAST Cor- 
PORATION, BRENNAN JOHN, BUTTER TRADE.— 
CALLAN CORPORATION, CARRICKFERGUS’ Bo- 
ROUGH, CARRICK-ON-SUIR, CHURCH ESTABLISH- 
MENT, CHURCH SERVICE, CHURCH TEMPORALITIES 
AcT, COERCIVE MEASURES, CORONERS, CURLY, 
PATRICK.—DEBT ARREST FOR, DEBT IMPRISON- 
MENT FOR, DERRY BRIDGE, DILLON JoHN, Do- 
HERTY MARGARET, DUBLIN AND BALTINGLASS 
RoaD, DuBLIN CoAL TRADE, DUBLIN CoRPORA- 
TION, DUBLIN CORPORATION OF BRICKLAYERS, OF 
CARPENTERS, OF TANNERS, DUBLIN HOUSE AS- 
SESSMENT, DUBLIN LOCAL ‘TAXATION, DUBLIN 
SMITHFIELD MARKET, DUBLIN TURNPIKE ROADS, 
DuNDALK HarBpour.—EDUCATION, EJECTMENT OF 
TENANTRY, EvERITT WILLIAM STRONGBOW, Ex- 
CISE— FISHERY BoARD, FISHERIES, FITZGERALD 
JOSEPH.—GALWAYCORPORATION,GALW AY ROADS, 
GLEBE TENANTS, GRAND JuRY Laws, GRAND 
JURY PRESENTMENTS.—HALLIDAY PATRICK, Har- 
RIS THOMAS.—JURIES.—KILDARE CURRAGH OF.— 
LABOURERS WAGES, LEES SIR HARcouRT, LIFFEY 
RiveER,LIMERICKCORPORATION, LIMERICK PUBLIC 
WALKS, LONDONDERRY BRIDGE. — Macroom 
Petry Sessions, Manon D'Arcy, MARKET HILL 
QUARTER SESSIONS, MARRIAGES AND Poor Laws, 
MARYBOROUGH CORPORATION, MaynootTH CoL- 
LEGE.—NeEw Ross (Urinity HospiraL), NEwRY 
BorouGH.—PARISH CESS, PARLIAMENT, REFORM 
OF, AcT, PARTY PROCESSIONS ACT, POLICE, Poor, 
PoRTUMNA BRIDGE, Post OFFIcE, PRISON OFFI- 
CERS, PROTESTANT HIERARCHY.—SECRETARY FOR 
IRELAND, SHANNON NAVIGATION, SHERIFFS’ ACT, 


STATE 
Cc 














IN DEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. _ [A.1838. 





PETITIONS—continued. 


STATE oF IRELAND, SUBLETTING ACT.—TITHES, 
T1TH ES ACT, TITHES ARREAR, TITHES AND CHURCH 
Rares, TitHeEs CHurcH RATES AND VESTRY 
ASSESSMENTS, TITHES COMPOSITION, TITHES AND 
GRAND Jury Laws, TITHES AND UNION, TITHES 
AND VesTrRY CEss, TOLLS AND CusToMS, TRANS- 
MISSION OF PROPERTY, VESTRY ACTS.—UNION 
WITH IRELAND.—WaGGON TRAIN, WALSH JOHN,) 
Jupces CuamseErs, Justice (ADMINISTRATION OF).— 
Key Sir Joun, Key Kinesmitt Grose, Kine’s 
Bencn Prison, Kine’s Printers Patents, KinoGs- 
TON uPON-HuLt CorporaTIoN, KiNGSTON-UPON- 
TuamMes Corporation, KNowLEpDGE.— LABOURERS’ 
EmptoyMent’ Act, Lasour Rate, LANCASHIRE 
Assizes, Lancaster Joserpu, Lanp ALLOTMENT 
or, Lanp Tax, LANGsTtone Fisnery, LAUNCELLS 
Parisn or, Law or Serttement Act, Lecacy Durty, 
Lecacy ANv Prospate Duties, Leicester Corpora- 
TION, LinpriELD Parisa or, LivErPoot Borouen, 
Locat Courts, Lonpon Corporations, Lonpnon 
Port.Duty, Lonpon University, Lorn’s Day anp 
Beer Snops, Lorp’s Day anp Sate or Beer Aer, 
Lowe Joun, Lunatics, Lunatics Act.—MacuiNery, 
Mapetey Parisn or, Mapuouses, MAtt, MALT AND 
Assessep Taxes, Matt anv Corn Laws, Matt 
Drawsack, Matt anv Hops, Matt Hops anp Soap, 
Matt House anp Winpows, Man Iste or, Suip- 
BUILDING, MARINE INsuRANCE, MARRIAGES, MECHA- 
Nics INsTiTuTiIoNS, MepicaAL Proression, MemBers 
oF PARLIAMENT, MemBers’ QUALIFICATION, MeEr- 
CANTILE Marine, Mercuant SrameEns’ Hospitat, 
Mercuant Service, MetTropouitaNn Pouice, Mip- 
DLETON RoGEerR, MippLEseEx County Court, MILe 
Enp Op Town, Mitirary Firoceine, Mines, Minis- 
TERS Dismissat or, Ministers LMPEACHMENT OF, 
MINISTERS OF THE GosPpEL, MotTRAM PETER CLARKE. 
—Narionat Gatiery, Nava ImpressMENT, Navy- 
Pay Orrice, Newsnam Ricuarp, Newspapers, 
Nocrurnat Lecistation, Norris Witiiam, No- 
TARIES Pupuic, NotrinGHAM CoRPORATION. — 
Oatus. — Paper, Parisn Vestries Act, Parisu 
Vestries Act AMENDMENT, Parxtn THomas, Par- 
LIAMENT Fees IN, PARLIAMENT REFORM oF, Act, 
PARLIAMENTARY Business, PARLIAMENTARY Lo- 
cAL Business, PARLIAMENTS TRIENNIAL, PaRro- 
cniaL Rates, PATENTs ror INVENTIONS, PENZANCE 
CorporaTION oF, Perrot Henry Dunpas, Perry 
Witiiam, Personat Estates, Pinotace, Pitt 
Cuaries, Potanp, Poor Law ComMmMissIONERs, 
Poor Laws, Poor Laws anp Cuurcu or ENGLAND, 
Poor (MepicaL ATTENDANCE), Port Dues, Portvu- 
GAL, Post Horse AND Stace Coacu Duties Act, Post 
Orricr, Post Orricre Packets, Prisoners’ CounseL, 
Prisons, Propate Duty, Property Tax, Prorest- 
ANT DissENTERS, Pustic ENTERTAINMENTS, PuBLI- 
cans’ Licenses. — RAitroaps, Ratine or TENE- 
MENTS AND Hicuways, Re.icious Disasi.itriés, Ris- 
BoNS, ForeiGNn, RipEaAu Cana, Rosison Ropert, 
RouaNnp Josern, Roman-caTuotic MarriAGEs, Rotn- 
WELL JAMEs.—SaBppatu, SAintT Pancras Cuurcn, 
Sart, SANDys CHARLES, SCARBOROUGH CORPORATION, 
ScorLann, (ATTORNIES TAxX.— BANKRUPT LAws, 
BuRGHS.—CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, CONVEYANCING, 
Court oF Session.— District CourtTs.— EDIN- 
BURGH LocaAL TAXATION, EDINBURGH MAIL Con- 
VEYANCE.—FIFE YEOMANRY, FINLAY JAMES—- 
GAME, GLASGOW LoTTERY.—HOBKIRK PARISH OF 
(RoxsBurGu), HORNINGS AND CAPTIONS.—INVER- 
NESS STATUTE LABOUR. — LANARKSHIRE YEo- 
MANRY, LAW OF SCOTLAND, LINEN WEAVING. — 
NoRTHERN LIGHTHOUSES.— PARLIAMENT, ReE- 
FORM oF, AcT, Poor Laws.—RoyvaL BuRGHS.— 
SALMON FISHERIES, SCHOOLMASTERS, SHERIFFS’ 
CourTSs, STIRLING REGISTRATION OF CLAIMS AND 
Poviuine. — Teinps, TitHes, (NorRTH LEITH).— 
WAGES, ARRESTMENT OF), SEAMENS’ HospirTat, 
SerprenniaAL Act, SEPTENNIAL ACT AND TRIENNIAL 
PARLIAMENTS, SEPTENNIAL Act AND VoreE BY BatL- 
Lot, Sewers, Suip-puitpinc, Surprinc ADMEA- 
SUREMENT, SHREWSBURY BorovuGcnu, SILKS, SILK 
Trape, SimmeNs WixuiAM, SiNEcuRE OFFicEs, 
SinecurgEs AND PENsIoNS, SLAVERY, SLAVES (CAPE 
oF Goopv Horr), Smatu Dests, Smita THomas 
Brown, SmuGcuinec, Soar, Soar MANUFACTORIES, 
Soke Mitts, Speaker’s Mr. Retirement Act, 
Spirit AND Beer Suops, Spirits, Stamp Duties 
Act, Stamp Duty on Receipts, STATIONERY OFr- 
~ pice, Sratute Dury, Sucar.—Taxation, Repvc- 
TION oF, Taxep Carts, Taxes, Taxes oN Know- 
LepcE, TayLtor Rospert, Taytor anv CaRLILe, 
Taytor Twort and Warp, TERRINGTON PARISHES, 
Tuorn Fatcon Parisu, Toornsett WILLIAM, TILEs, 
Timper, TIMBER AND Deats, Tinmoutu WIL- 
LIAM, TippeLine Act, Titnes, Tirnes (WIMBLEDON), 


Tirwes anp Cuurcu Rates, TitHes AND Corn Laws, 
TitHes anv Matt, Titues Marr Hops anp Soap, 
Titues Taxes, &amp;c., TRapE, TraratcarR Sguare.—- 
UNIVERSAL SuFFRAGE, UNIvEeRsAL SUFFRAGE AND 
Votre By Batiot, UNsTAMPED PusnicaTIONs.—VANs, 
VauxHALL Garpens Lotrery, VotunTEERS, VOTE 
BY Battot.—Waces, Wares Estasiisuep CuuRCH 
IN, WaRD AND TworT, WARRINGTON Cuurcu RarTEs, 
Waste Lanns, We1cuts AND Measures, Wentock 
Borovucu, Westminster City oF, WESTMINSTER 
Sewers, WeymoutH AND Metcomse Regis Cor- 
PORATION OF, Wueat Foreign, Wuite Georce, 
Witson Tuomas, Winpow Tax, Woo.Lten CLotu 
MANvFACTURE.—YoRK AINSTY OF THE CITY OF. 
Petitions, PRESENTATION OF ; Motion, That it is the opinion 
of this House, that the absence of Ministers during the time 
allotted for the Presentation of Petitions, is an insult to the 
Commons, and an injustice to the people of England; Motion 
withdrawn, 420. ; 


Pusxic; Select Committee appointed, to which 
shall be referred all Petitions presented to the House, with the 
exception of such as complain of undue Returns, or relate 
to Private Bills; and that such Committee do classify the 
‘same, and prepare Abstracts of the same in such form and 
manner as shall appear to them best suited to convey to the 
House all requisite information respecting their contents, and 
do report the same from time to time to the House; .and that 
such Reports do in all cases set forth the number of signa- 
tures to each Petition; and that such Committee have power 
to direct the printing tn extenso, of such Petitions, and of such 
parts of Petitions as shall appear to require to it; Five to be 
the Quorum, 95. First Report, 132. Second Report, 140. 
Third Report, 151. Fourth Report, 159. Fifth Report, 174. 
Sixth Report, 184. Seventh Ragen, 204. Ei hth Report, 
218. Ninth Report, 240. Tenth Report, 254. Eleventh and 
Twelfth Reports, 293. Thirteenth Report, 301. Fourteenth 
Report, 327. Fifteenth Report, 331. Sixteenth Report, 346; 
Seventeenth Report, 358. Eighteenth Report, 373. Nine- 
teenth Report, 390. Twentieth and Twenty-first Reports, 
427. Twenty-second Report, 433. Twenty-third Report, 444. 
Twenty-fourth Report, 457. Twenty-fifth Report, 467. 
Twenty-sixth Report, 479. Twenty-seventh Report, 489. 
Twenty-eighth Report, 495. Twenty-ninth Report, 51:3. 
Thirtieth Report, 526. ‘hirty-first Report, 534. Thirty- 
second Report, 541. Thirty-third Report, 551. Thirty-fourth 
Report, 564. Thirty-fifth Report, 583. Thirty-sixth Report, 
592. Thirty-seventh Report, 609. Thirty-eighth Report, 636. 
Thirty-ninth Report, 664. Fortieth Report, 688. Power to 
report Observations and Opinion, 719. Forty-first Report, 
733- Forty-second Report, 733. | 


Member added, 486. 


Prtriey, Charles Robert Carter; Bill from the Lords for 
enabling him and others, to grant Building and Repairing 
Leases of Lands and Premises in the Parishes of Saint Dan- 
stan Stebunheath, otherwise Stepney, and Saint Matthew 
Bethnal Green, in the County of Middlesex, 454. Read, 456. 
Committed, 468. Reported, and passed, 504. Royal Assent, 
53). 

Pickerinec Raitway. 











Vide Wuirsy. 

PitkincTon Road. Vide Moses Garr. 

PiLoraGE; Petitions for reduction of the Rates; From Dundee, 
437; Montrose, 437; Yarmouth, 556. 

Vide Accounts. 


Pirt, Charles ; Petition of Charles Pitt, Surveyor, complaining 
of delay in the Exécution of a Writ of Habeas, 603. 


— Vide Lann Revenue. WESTMINSTER, CiTy OF. 








PLANTATIONS. Vide AccouNTs. Supp.Ly. 


Potanp; Petition of Inhabitants of Kingston-upon-Hull for an 
Address to His Majesty, that He will enter into Negotiations 
with France and other Powers, in behalf of Poland, 134. 


Petitions for the Restoration of Poland to her former 
independent state; From Birmingham, 431; Dartford and 
Crayford, 431 ; Glasgow Polish Association, 560. 


Motion for presenting-an Address to His Majesty, that 
He will be graciously pleased not to recognize, or in anywise 
give the sanction of His Government to the present Political 
state and condition of Poland, the same having been brought 
about in violation of the Treaty of Vienna, to which Great 
Britain was a Party; Question Weg. thereupon, 560. 


Vide SupPty. | 
Pouice. Vide IRELAND. 


——- Orrices (London); Acts relating thereto read; Mo- 
tion for the House immediately to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider of the said’ Acts, and of continuing the 
Payment of the Salaries to Justices of the Peace, and the 
other Payments thereby authorized to be made ; ‘The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed :to; Matter con- 
sidered ; Proceeding in Committee, 192. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered, 196. Vide infra. ' Bin 

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.Poxrice Orvices—continued. 


Bill for the more effectual Admini- 
stration of Justice in the Office of a Justice of the Peace in 
the several Police Offices established in the Metropolis, and 
for the more effectual prevention of Depredations on the River 
Thames and its vicinity, for three years; Ordered, 196. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 205. 
Second Reading deferred, 227. 239. 253. Bill to be printed, 
253- Bill committed, 272. Committee deferred, 297. Bill 
considered and reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 317. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 345.354. Order for 
further consideration of Report read ; Bill recommitted ; Con- 
sidered ; Proceedings in Committee, 365. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 372. Third 
Reading deferred, 383. 399. Bill passed, 416. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 465. Day appointed for considering them ; 
Amendments to be printed, 467. Consideration thereof de- 
ferred, 473. 477. . Amendments considered, and agreed to, 
481. Royal Assent, 496. 

- Petition of George Shillibeer for 
Provision in the Billas to the good government and general 
working of the Metropolitan Omnibuses in their different 
Districts ; Referred to the Select Committee on Metropolitan 
Police, 364. 











Overseers of Mile-end Old Town, against, 432. 
( Middlesex.) Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 





114.) 

--- ——— Rates. VideCounty anv Ponice Rares. 

PotiticaL Unions; Motion, That certain voluntary Associa- 
tions, denominated Political Unions, are “ subversive of the 
authority of the Crown, unconstitutional and illegal,” &amp;c.; 
Question Weg. thereupon, 529. 

Poor. Vide Accounts. ExTRA-PAROCHIAL PLaces. Funp- 
HOLDERS. IRELAND. MINEs. 

oF IRELAND. Vide (ADDRESSES, 3.) 

Law Commisston_ERs; Petition of Inhabitants of Hors- 
ham, complaining of the Report of the Poor Law Commis- 
sioners, as far as respects that Parish, 491. 

— Inguiry. Vide Accounts. 

—— Laws; Petitions complaining of the unequal Operation 
thereof; From Atherston, 37 ; bed 210; Heathfield, 
556. 








— Petition of Occupiers and Inhabitants of Countes- 
thorpe for simplifying the present Law of Settlement, 284. 
Petitions for the Amendment thereof; From able- 
bodied Labourers, 623; Wigston, Great, 660. 

-- Vide Accounts. IRELAND. ScoTLanp. 

— AND Cuurcnu or ENGLAND; Petition of William 
Todd, suggesting certain alterations in the Poor Laws, and 
Reform in the Church of England, 530. 

(Medical Attendance); Petition of Henry Lilley Smith, 
Surgeon, of Southam, complaining of the practice of Overseers 
of the Poor contracting by the Year for attendance on the 
Poor, and praying for a Committee of Inquiry, 654. 

Rates (London). Vide Accounts. 

Popay, William Steward. Vide METROPOLITAN PoLice. 


PopuLaTion. Vide Accounts. 
PoRTARLINGTON Borough. Vide ELections. 


Port Dues; Petition of Inhabitants of Harrington, for giving 
to them a Control over the Dues and Rates collected in their 
respective Ports, 413. 


Portucat; Motion for presenting an humble Address to His 
Majesty, expressing to His Majesty the regret felt by this 
House at the continuance of hostilities in Portugal, and their 

rateful acknowledgments of the judicious policy which His 
Majesty has pursued with reference to the Affairs of that 
Country; Question, Previous, resolved in the Affirmative ; 
Address accordingly, 462. Vide (ADDRESSES, 7.) 

Petition of British Merchants trading between 

London and Oporto, for the adoption of Measures for the 

Protection of the Lives and Property of His Majesty’s Sub- 

jects in Portugal, 539. 

—— Motion for presenting an humble Address to His 
Majesty, for a Copy of the Notification from the Regency of 
Portugal to the Foreign Office, relative to an intended 
Blockade of the Coast of Portugal by the Forces of the 
Queen Donna Maria da Gloria ; Motion withdrawn, 577. 

PortumMNA Bripce. Vide IRELAND. 

Post-Horse and Strace-Coacn Duties Act; Petition of 
Coach Proprietors and others, conveying Passengers in the 
neighbourhood of Liverpool and Manchester, for an alteration 
thereof, 211. 

PosTMASTER GENERAL; Usual Orders relating to him, 10. 

—— Orrice; Petition of John Oxenham, complaining of a 
Parcel sent by him to his Agent having been seized and 
opened, and the Papers therein detained, by order of the Post- 
master-General, 695. é 

—— Petition of Merchants, Shipowners and Brokers 
of London, for an alteration of the mode of transmission of 
Foreign Letters, 644. 























‘Press, Liberty of the. 


Petition of Churchwardens and — 


“Prison OFFICERS. 


Vide Accounts. Gunton, William. Irz- 
LAND. NEWSPAPERS. 
—————- Packets; Petition of the Corporation of Fal- 


mouth complaining of the substitution of Ten-gun Brigs for 
hired Packets, 427. 


-Potscoms Road. Vide AYLEsBuRY and THAME. 


Prayers; Usual Order relating thereto, 10; Order (6th Feb.) 
read ; and discharged ; and another Order made, 95. 


‘Prescot Gas; Petition for a Bill for Lighting the said Town, 


and the several Townships of Eccleston near Knowsley and 
Whiston with Gas ; Referred to a Committee, 40. Reported ; 
ms referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders, 45. 
Vide Standing Orders. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 69. 

Vide East Inp1a. 

Preston Boroveu. Vide Exections. 

PRiIMOGENITURE, Law of. Vide Enraits. 

Prince Leorotp. Vide LEoroup, Prince. 

PRINTED Papers, General Index to. Vide Accounts. 
Prisoners. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 115). 

- Covunset; Bill for enabling Prisoners and 
others, to make their Defence by Counsel or Attorney; 
Ordered, 231. Presented and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed, 265. Second Reading 
deferred, 366. 426. 463. 480. 502. 544. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee ; Five to be the Quorum, 581. Members 
added, 594. Bill reported and recommitted, 620. Bill as 
amended to be printed, 636. Committee deferred, 648. Bill 
put off for six months, 672. 

Petition of Inhabitants of London- 
derry for providing Counsel to Prisoners charged with Acts 
of a felonious nature, 275. 


(Debt and Game Laws.) Vide Accounts. 
(ADDREsSEs, 116). 


for Trrat. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 117). 
Vide IRELAND. 


Prisons; Petition of Edward Pelham Brenton, that Children 
may no longer be committed to the Common Prisons, 432. 


—— Vide Accounts. (ADpRESsEs, 118). 


———— AccommopatTion. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 
199). ’ 

Private Bitts; Resolutions respecting Appeals; Committee 
appointed, 20. 


— 























Vide Accounts. Bi.ts. 


PriviLeGes. Vide CompLAInNT. 


Privy Councit; Bill from the Lords for the better Adminis- 
tration of Justice in His Majesty’s Privy Council, 301. Read.; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed, 346. 
Committed, 366. Committee deferred, 399. 426. 435. 440. 
452. Instruction to make provision for paying two retired 
Judges who shall attend the Sittings of the Judicial Com- 
mittee of the Privy Council, 452. Bill considered and _re- 
ported; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill 
as amended, to be printed, 462. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 493. 526. 544. 563. 581. 600. Order for 
further consideration of Report, read; Bill recommitted ; 
Considered, 618. Reported with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading, 631. Bill 
passed with Amendments, 640. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 660. Royal Assent, 670. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 

Committee upon a certain day to consider of making Annual 

Payments to Retired Judges attending the Judicial Committee 

of the Privy Council; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 

Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered, 420. Con- 

sidered ; Proceedings in Committee ; Notice taken that Forty 

Members were not present, 426. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 

Committee upon a certain day, to consider of granting an 

Allowance to two retired Colonial Judges who may regularly 

attend the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, as an 

indemnity for the expense which they may thereby incur ; 

The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion agreed. to ; 

Matter to be considered, 440. Considered; Proceeding in 

Committee, 445. Resolution reported and agreed to; In- 

struction accordingly, 452. Vide Supra. 


Prizze Money. Vide East Inp1a. 

Proxzate Durty; Petition of Inhabitants of the Barony of 
Upper Dundalk, praying the House to pass a Law whereb 
Probates of Wills and Letters of Administration for small 
Properties may be obtained at County Quarter Sessions, 479. 

Vide Lecacy and Prosate Dutigs. 

Vide Unirormity oF Process. 

Vide ScoTLanp. 

Fiscay. Vide ScoTnanp. 

Property Tax; Petition of the Secretary of a Meeting of the 
Working Classes of Edinburgh, that the present Taxes, direct 
and indirect, be replaced by an equitable Property Tax, 555- 

——-——- _ Vide Taxes. 














PrRocEss. 
ProcuRATORs. 





PROTESTANT 








INDEX ¢@o the EI1GHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1833. 





Protestant Dissenters; Petitions for improving the pre- 
sent system of Parochial ee &amp;e.; From Ambler 
Thorn, 413; Ashburton, 188, 211 ; Ashton-under-Lyne, 

93; Audlem, 431; Bath, 211, 266, 501; Bedford, 370; 

ilston, 196; Birmingham, 211; Bocking, 314; Bolton, 
280 ; Boston, 188; Blyth, 314; Brampton, 211; Braunston, 
§01; Brighouse, 413; Bristol, 469; Buckfastleigh, 188, 469 ; 
Builth, 314; Burslem, 267; Bury (Lancaster), 258; Bury 
Saint Edmunds, 478; Byfield, 501; Cheslyn Hay, 218; 
Chichester, 431; Chudleigh, 268; Colchester, 431; Dar- 
lington, 285; Dawley Green, 258; Dudley, 196, 450; 
Durham, 478; Easingwold, &amp;c., 249; Edge Hill and Liver- 
pool; Referred to Select Committee on Parochial Registra- 
tion, 322; Elland, 413; Frislingbury, 554; Grantham, 2096 ; 
Green Hammerton, 314; Guisborough, 450; Halifax, 413 ; 
Hanley, 255; Honiton, 267; Horton College (York), 274; 
Huddersfield, &amp;c., 211; King’s Lynn, 350; Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 255; Kirkheaton, 258; Lancaster, 280; Lane Delph, 
258; Lane End (Two Petitions), 258; Leeds, 280; Lichfield, 
218; Lindley, 258; Liverpool, 393, 590; Liverpool (Three 
Petitions); Referred, 322; London, 350; Macclesfield, 211, 
255; Madeley Wood, 258; Malton, 469; Manchester, 370 ; 
Mossley, 258; Mottram in Longdendale, &amp;c., 258; Nant- 
wich, 364; Newcastle-under-Lyne, 266; Newton Abbot, &amp;c., 
268; North Allerton, 335; Northamptonshire, 501; North- 
owram, 413; Northumberland, Poaliyterr of, 274; North- 
wich, &amp;c.; Referred, 289; Nuneaton, 296; Oldham, 244; 
Ovenden, 413; Pickering, 249; Reading; Referred, 490; 
Rillington, 580; Rochdale, 314; Rugby, 188; Salford, 211; 
Sandbach, 384; Sevenoaks, 158; Shetfield; Referred, 289 ; 
Shelton, 255; South Devon and Cornwall Baptist Associa- 
tion, 580; South Shields, 205, 370, 519; Spalding, 302; 
Stalybridge ; Referred, 258, 289 ; Stepney College ; Referred, 
590; Stockton-upon-Tees, 391 ; Stoke-upon-Trent, 258; 
Sutton Saint Mary, 469 ; Sunderland, 211 ; Tewkesbury, 378 ; 
Totness, 274; Toxteth Park, 443; Tutbury, 258; Warring- 
ton, 393; Wem, 370, 450; Wethersfield, 302; Winchester, 
554; Wolverhampton, 196; York, 267. 

Petitions for redress of the grie- 

vances of Protestant Dissenters ; From Ashton-under-Lyne, 

220; Battle, 457; Bovey Tracey, 654; Canterbury, 598 ; 

Frome Selwood, 616 ; Horsham, 504; Lofthouse, 635; Not- 

tingham, 237; Preston (two Petitions), 645; Swanage, 240 ; 

Wisbech, 587. 

DissentinG Ministers. Vide Suppry. 

Hierarcuy. Vide IRELAND. 

Prussian Tarirr of Duties. Vide(ADDREssBs, 120.) 

Pryce, Rev. Richard Mostyn. Vide Lunatics Act. 


Pusticans and Beer Houses. Vide Accounts. (Ap- 
DRESSES, 121.) 


Pusuic Accounts; Motion for laying before the House, cer- 
tain Estimates in relation thereto; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 101. 

Buitpines. Vide Suppty. 


Business ; Resolution, That this House do meet every 
day, except Saturday, or such day as shall be appointed for 
Election Petitions being taken into consideration, at twelve 
o’clock at noon, for Private Business and Petitions, and do 
continue to sit until three o’clock, unless the Business be 
sooner disposed of, 5. 


Resolution, That when such Business has 
been disposed of, if before three o’clock, or at three o’clock 
precisely, song a a there may be Business under dis- 
cussion, Mr. Speaker do leave the Chair without putting any 
Question, 95. 


























Resolution, That Business thus interrupted 
be taken up again on the next sitting day, as an adjourned De- 
bate, in preference to other Business of the same Lind, 95- 
Resolution, That Mr. Speaker do resume 
the Chair at five o’clock, 95. 
Resolution, That if a House be not formed 
before a quarter past twelve o’clock, for the sitting between 
twelve and three, Mr. Speaker do then take the Chair, and 
count the House, and if Twenty Members be not present, do 
adjourn the House till five o’clock ; and in like manner when 
the House is to meet at five o’clock, pursuant to adjournment, 
if the House be not formed before a quarter past five o’clock, 
Mr. Speaker do then take the Chair, and count the House, 
and if Forty Members be not then present, do adjourn the 
House till twelve o’clock the next day, unless such day be 
Saturday, in which case Mr. Speaker do adjourn the House 
to Monday at twelve o’clock, 95. 
Resolution, That when Mr. Speaker re- 
sumes the Chair at five o’clock, or a House is formed at five 
o’clock, pursuant to adjournment, the House will immediately 
= to the Business of the Day set down in the Order 
ook, 95. 














Resolution, That this House do meet on 


a certain day at twelve o’clock, pursuant to the said Re-. 


solutions, 95. 





; — Resolution, That in this present Session of 

Parliament, all Orders of the Day set down in the Order 

Book for Mondays and Fridays, disposed of before the 
SS 


House will proceed upon any Motions, of which Notices shall 
be entered in the Order Book, g5. 


Resolution, That, in this present Session 
of Parliament, all Orders of the Day set down in the Order 
Book for Wednesdays, be disposed of before the House will 
proceed upon any Motions of which Notices shall be entered 
im the Order Book, 476. 


Resolution, That during the remainder of this 
Session, this House will proceed upon Orders of the Day at 
the Sittings between twelve and three, in addition to the busi- 
ness already appointed to be done at those Sittings; Resolu- 
tion, That Petitions shall have precedence of the Orders of the 
Day on Mondays and Wednesdays, and that Orders of the 
Day have precedence of Petitions on Tuesdays, Thursdays 
and Fridays; Resolution, That whenever this House shall 
be sriaeiing upon any Order of the Day, the Business before 
Select Committees shall be suspended; 551. 

Resolution, That during the remainder of 
the present Session, Orders of the Day do take precedence of 
Notices of Motions, 688. 


Pusiic CarriaGes. Vide CarriAGEs, PuBLic. 


Documents ; Select Committee appointed to consider 
of the best mode of affording to the Members of this House, 
information tobe derived from Public Documents, with a view 
to economy, facility of access, and clearness of arrangement ; 
To send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 27. Members added, 42, 61. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence, and to report from time to time; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 136. Report 
referred to Committee of Supply, 317. Report from the 
Select Committee on the present method of ingrossing Bills, 
&amp;c. (11th July 1823), referred, 381. Leave given the Com- 
mittee to sit on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the morning, 
notwithstanding the sitting of the House, 601. Second Re- 
port to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 717. 


ENTERTAINMENTS ; Petition of Licensed Keepers of 
Taverns, Inns and Victualling Houses in the Metropolis, for 
the amendment of the Law as affecting the permission of 
Music and Dancing in Taverns, 343. 


ExprenpiTuRE; Resolution, That it is the opinion of 
this House, that the utmost attention to economy in all the 
branches of Public Expenditure, which is consistent with the 
interest of the Public Service, is at all times a great and im- 
portant Duty, 42. 























Motion, That it is the opinion of this 
House, That in order to satisfy the just expectations of the 
People, it is necessary that such extensive reductions be 
made in the Public Expenditure, as shall effectually diminish 
the burthens of the country ; and that it is the duty of His 
Majesty’s Ministers to make such arrangements previous to 
the next Session of Parliament, respecting the effective and 
non-effective Services of the Military, Naval, Civil and 
Colonial Establishments, as shall be necessary for the attain- 
ment of this object; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn; 615. 

Resolution, That whilst the House 
acknowledge with satisfaction, that, by reductions in the Public 
Expenditure, and by the financial arrangements carried into 
effect, Taxes exceeding an Annual Amount of £.3,000,000 have 
been repealed during the last and the present Sessions, they 
feel it their duty again to affirm their determinat,on to adhere 
to the just principles of a wise economy, and to apply those 
principles to all Departments of the State, paying due regard 
to the national engagements, and to the interests of the 
Public Service, 61 5. 


Pusuic Norariges. Vide Notaries, Pustic. 

-— Orrices. Vide Accounts. OrrickEs, PuBLic. 
- Petitions. Vide Petitions, PuBLic. 
——-— Recorps. Vide Recorps. 


—— Watxs; Select Committee appointed to consider the 

best means of securing open spaces in the vicinity of popu- 

lous towns, as Public Walks and Places of Exercise, calcu- 
lated to promote the health and comfort of the Inhabitants ; 

Five to be the Quorum, 101. Members added, 149. Power 

to send for persons, papers and records, and to report Opinion, 

together with Minutes of Evidence from time to time, 149. 

Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 528. 

Petition referred, 159. 

Petition of Vestrymen of Saint Pancras, for 
adopting the Report of the Select Committee, by causing 
a larger portion of the Regent’s Park to be thrown open, and 
securing the continuance of Primrose Hill as an open space, 
732- 

Pustic Works (Exchequer Bills); Acts relating thereto, 
read; Bill for the further amendment and extension of the 
Powers of the several Acts authorizing Advances for carrying 
on Public Works; Ordered, 546. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second or gs and to be printed ; 646. 
Committed, 551. Considered, and reported without Amend- 
ment; To be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
558. Passed, 561. Agreed to by the Lords, 583. Royal 
Assent, 599- 




















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Pusucans’ Licenses; Petitions for reduction of the Duty 
thereon; From Chatham, 158; Morpeth, 259; Thirsk, 457. 
Petition of William Spicer, for a re- 
vision of the Laws relative to the Licensing of Public Vic- 

tualling Houses, 514. 


—_—— 





Petition of William Crush, of White- 
chapel Road, complaining of the refusal of the Magistrates 
to grant him a License, 645. 


PuntsuMENT of Deatn Axsouition Act. (Vide ADDREssEs, 
122, 123.) 
Purser, CHARLES. 





Vide NATIONAL GALLERY. . 


3° &amp; 4° Will, IV. Parl.11. Sess.1. A. 1833. 


Q” AKER’S Arrirmation; Select Committee appointed to 

search the Journals of the House, and to report to the House, 
such Precedents and such Acts or parts of Acts of Parliament, 
as relate to the right of the People, called Quakers, to take 
their Seats in Parliament, and to the Privilege conferred 
upon them, to make their solemn affirmation in Courts of 
Justice and other places, where by Law an Oath is allowed, 
authorized or required to be taken; To send for persons, 
papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 20. Report 
to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 28. Report con- 
sidered, and Resolution thereupon, 41. Vide infra. 


Resolution, That it appears to this 

’ House, That Joseph Pease, Esquire, is entitled to take his 
Seat, upon making his solemn Affirmation and Declaration to 
the effect of the Oaths directed to be taken at the Table of 
this House, 41. 








Vide MEMBERs. 


Bill to allow Quakers and Mora- 
vians to make Affirmation in all cases where an Oath is at 
present required; Ordered, 365. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 372. 
Committed, 399. Committee deferred 416. Bill considered 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 426. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report read; Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
445. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 452. Third reading deferred, 462. Bill passed, 
466. By the Lords, with Amendments, 660, Considered 
and agreed to, 666. Royal Assent, 726. 


QUALIFICATION OF MemBers. Vide MEMBERS. 


QUESTIONS : 


Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
made, 25, 30, 35, 111, 141, 154, 155, 159, 163, 192, 204, 
213, 239, 242, 317, 328, 344, 354, 361, 375» 370, 415, 416, 

, 426, 480, 485, 489, 512, 538, 558, 565, 572, 577, 592, Goo, 
612, 629, 631, 661, 672, 696, 697, 702, 708, 709, 722. 

—— Amendments proposed to be made to Questions, 

Debate thereupon adjourned, 7, 130, 297. 

—— Further adjourned, 20. 

—_————. Main, put, 10, 35, 42, 152, 154, 155, 163, 185, 
192, 239, 242, 286, 317, 328, 344, 354, 361, 371, 375, 375, 
416, 426, 434, 475, 481, 485, 489, 512, 538, 552, 558, 505, 


572, 573+ 577» 5Y2, 600, 629, 631, 642, 661, 672, 696, 697, 
702, 708, 722. 




















and Question Neg. thereupon, 276, 
293, 419- 
— Amended, 26, 195, 276, 283, 306, 317, 336, 442, 
475» 480, 499, 502, 532, 611, 639,476. 
Amendments proposed to be made to Questions 
withdrawn, 10, 42, 103, 152, 276, 286, 329, 371, 407, 419, 
434, 489, 581, 629, 631, 642, 709. 

Amendment and Motion withdrawn, 111, 159, 185, 
272,425, 599, 615, 648, 675. 

Again proposed, 11, 20, 25, 37, 136, 155, 159, 302, 











407. 
QuvEsTIons passed in the NEGATIVE: 


That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 26, 195, 276, 283, 306, 317, 
336, 475- 








That certain Words be inserted in or added to 
Questions, 149, 306. 


For adjourning Debate on Motion for an Address 
of Thanks, 20. 


That the House do now adjourn, 20, 136, 302, 525, 








548. 
— For inserting certain words in the Address of 


Thanks, 30. a 
For discharging the Order for considering Coleraine 
Election Petition on a certain day, 42. 


For laying before the House certain Estimates in 
relation to Public Accounts, 101. 


That Mr. Speaker be requested to make the neces- 
sary arrangements for the taking of the Divisions, and for the 
insertion of them in the Votes, giving the name of each Mem- 
ber in the Majority and Minority, 102. 








VOL. 88.—Sess. 1833. 


- 


——_——— That the Debate on the first reading of the Dis- 
turbances (Ireland) Bill be further adjourned, 136. 


That it is just and necessary that all Salaries, Pay, 
Poundage and Wages, as also all Superannuation and Retired 
Allowances, Half Pay and Pensions -paid out of the Public 
Money should be hate ten per cent if they do not exceed 
the sum of £.1000 a year, &amp;c., 148. 


For laying before the House, an Account of the 
distribution of the Regular Military Force, on ist January 
1833, 148. 

For agreeing with the Committee on the Wendover 
Road Bill in a Clause, 169. 


For adjourning a Debate, 192, 302, 306. 


— That a Select Committee be appointed to consider 
and revise our existing Taxation, with the view to a repeal of 
those burthens which press most heavily on productive In- 
dustry, aud the substitution of an equitable Tax on Property 
in lieu thereof, 218. 


— For laying before the House a Copy of the Record 
of Conviction and Sentence of the Rev. George Dwyer, at the 
General Quarter Sessions held at Loughrea, for the County of 
Galway, with a Copy of the Indictment upon which he was 
tried, &amp;c., 218. — 

That certain Persons who petitioned the House ‘to 
be allowed further time for entering into the Recognizance in 
the Marylebone Election be called to the Bar to verify the 
contents of their Petition, 275. 


—————-— That the Church of England, as by Law established, 
is not recommended by practical utility, that its Revenues 
have always been subject to Legislative Enactments, and that 
the greater part, if not the whole, of those Revenues ought to 
be appropriated to the Relief of the Nation, 276. 


~ For referring a Petition of Inhabitants and Electors 
of Limerick, complaining of undue Interference with their pri- 
vileges at the last Election, to a Select Committee, to examine 
the matter thereof, and to report their Observations thereupon 
to the House, 277. 


For laying betore the House a Return, stating the 
Names of the Commissioners of uy of the Solicitor of 
Stamps, and all other Persons in that epartment, &amp;c., 277. 


—— For laying before the House Copies of all Procla- 
mations and Orders issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 
under Statute 3 Will. IV. c. 4, &amp;c., 282. 


For reading a second time the Game Bill, 283. . 


That Mr. Halcomb, the Member for Dover, be per- 
mitted to deliver in to the Clerk of the House a paper contain- 
ing a Rental or particular of the Lands, Tenements and Here- 
ditaments whereby he makes out his Qualifieation, on or before 
a certain day, 293. 


For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the state of General Distress, Difficulty and Embarrassment 
which now presses on the various Orders of the Community, 
how far the same has been occasioned by the operation of our 
present Monetary System, and to consider of the effects pro- 
duced by that system upon the Agriculture, Manufacture and 

+ Commerce of the United Kingdom, and upon the Condition 
of the industrious and productive Classes, 305. 


That it is expedient in all future Elections of Mem- 
bers to serve in Parliament, that the Votes be taken by way of 
Ballot, 309. 


- That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 317, 518, 

552, 648. 

—— That leave be given to bring in a Bill to reduce the 
Duty on Malt to Ten Shillings the Quarter, 329. That it is 
the opinion of this House, that it will be expedient, as soon as 
the important Questions now announced for consideration are 
disposed of, to enter upon a revision of our Financial System, 
with the view of repealing all Taxes which have the effect of 
lowering the rate of. profit upon capitat, or which are paid out 
of the wages of labour, to the extent of Ten Millions annually ; 
and to substitute in their stead, a Tax upon fixed property to 
the amount of Five Millions, and the appropriation to the 
Public Service of Five Millions from the proceeds of a Na- 
tional Bank, 336. 

—————~ That it is the Opinion of this House that the es- 
tablishment of a Provision for the Poor of Ireland on the prin- 
ciple of the Act 43 Elizabeth, with such alterations and im- 
provements as time and circumstances may require, is expedi- 
ent and necessary to the interests of the United Kingdom, 336. 

For referring the matter of a Complaint respecting 
the alleged Interference of Government at the two last Elec- 
tions for Dover to a Select Committee to examine the Matter 
thereof, and report the same, with their Observations there- 
upon to the House, 336. 


—— For adding Sir Charles Burrell to the Select Com- 
mittee on Agriculture, 355. 


———-— For adding Lord Viscount Stormont to the Select 
Committee on Manufactures, Commerce and Shipping, 355- 


For reading a second time upon a certain day the 
Lord’s Day Observance Bill, 399. 


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(A. 1833. 











Questions passed in the NEGATIVE—continued, 


That it is the Opinion of this House that all Taxes 
upon Houses and Windows should cease on 5th October 1833, 


419. 








— For laying before the House Copies of all Patents 
or Grants, or the material parts thereof, whereby the Owners 
of Impropriations or Impropriate Tithes in Ireland are ex- 
pressly bound to repair the Chancel, or provide for the dis- 
charge of Clerical Duties, so far as the same can be made out, 
420. 

For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
and report upon the various points arising out of the Acts 
2 Will. IV. c. 45 and 88, on which contrary decisions have 
been come to, whether by the Revising and Assisting Barris- 
ters, or by Returning Officers, or by Election Committees, 425. 


—— That leave be given to bringin a Bill to repeal such 
parts of the Reform of Parliament Act (3 Will. IV. c. 45,) as 
render the payment of Poor’s Rates and Assessed Taxes a 
necessary Qualification for the exercise of the Elective Fran- 
chise, 497. 

— That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the 
Corn Importation Act, 497. 


————— That certain voluntary Associations denominated 
Political Unions, are “ subversive of the authority of the Crown, 
unconstitutional and illegal ;” and that His Majesty’s Minis- 
ters will be fully justified in enforcing the Law of the Land for 
their suppression, and for the suppression of all Political 
Unions, be their denominations what they may, of which the 
nature, principles, design and operation are subversive of the 
authority of the Crown, unconstitutional and illegal, 529. 


—— For reading a second time the Larceny Bill, 532. 


That a Select Committee be appointed, to consider 
the practicability of progressively reducing the National Debt, 
by its conversion into terminable annuities, and of the best 
mode of assessing the Property and Income of the Kingdom, to 
form a Surplus Fund for effecting that object, and for supplying 
the place of those Imposts that now depress the Agricultural, 
Commercial and Shipping interests of the Country, 541. 


That the present House of Commons does not afford 

- adequate accommodation for its Members, due regard being 
had to their health and general convenience, and to the dis- 
patch of Public Business, and that it is therefore necessary to 
erect a new Building, 541. 


That it be an Instruction to the Committee to 
inquire into the last Elections for a Burgess or Burgesses to 
serve in Parliament for Liverpool, commencing with the Elec- 
tion in 1831, and to report uponeach Election separately, 
whether general Bribery and Corruption have been proved or 
not; and also to report the Names of all Persons who have 
been proved before them to have been guilty at each Election 
of any offence of Bribery, or of being bribed, together with the 
amount of the Sums given or received in each case, 548. 

For appointing a Select Committee to consider the 
best means of regulating the conduct of the Drivers of 
Hackney Coaches, Cabriolets, Omnibuses and Stage Coaches 
in the Metropolis, 553. 

— That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the Amount of the various forms of Absentee Expendi- 
ture by which Ireland is athicted, to ascertain its effects on 
the prosperity of that Country, and on the happiness of the 
People, and to discover a remedy, if possible, for the evils it 
occasions, 566. 

— That an humble Address be presented to His 
Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to give directions 
that there be laid before this House a Copy of the Minutes of 
the Court Martial held upon Captain Robison in New South 
Wales in 1828, 566. 

—_— That the further proceeding on third reading of the 
Lighting and Watching Bill be adjourned, 612. 
— For agreeing with the Committee on the Law 
Amendment Bill in certain Amendments, 618. 


— For discharging the Order for certain Returns rela- 
tive to the Borough of Leivester, 642. 


—— That an humble Address be presented to His 
Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to give directions 
that there be laid before this House a Copy of the Correspond- 
ence that has passed between the Secretary for the Colonies 
and the Governor of Upper Canada, respecting the dismissal 
from Office of the late Attorney General, Mr. Baulton, and 
the Solicitor General, Mr. Haggerman, and of the reinstate- 
ment in Office of those Officers, 642. 

— For laying before the House certain Papers relative 
to the Commissioners of Public Records, 642. 

— That the Sheriffs of Coventry do attend at the Bar 
of the House on a certain day, 652. 

For presenting an humble Address to His Majesty 
for Copy of the Appointment of Robert Randall under the 
Sheriffs or Corporation of Coventry, 652. 

—— That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant to the 
Clerk of the Crown, to make out a new Writ for the electing 
of a Burgess to serve in this present Parliament for the 


















































Borough of Cambridge, in the room of George Pryme, esquire, 
who, since his Election for the said Borough, hath been 
appointed a Quorum Commissioner in Fiats in Bankruptey, 
for a district comprising Cambridge and Twenty Miles around 
it, 671. 


Questions, Previous, passed in the NEcaTIve: 


~- That it is the Opinion of this House that the exist- 
ence of Sinecure Offices, and Offices executed by Deputy in 
the Army and Navy Departments is unnecessary and inex- 
pedient as a means of remunerating Public Service, 42. 


— That the present system of Corn Laws, founded 
upon a high and ever varying Scale of Duty, while it fails in 
conferring permanent benefit on the Agricultural Interest, 
tends to cramp the Trade, and to impair the general prosperity 
of this Country ; that an alteration in the principle of these 
Laws, to one of a moderate Duty, fixed at all periods except 
those of extreme dearth, while it would indemnify the Agri- 
culturist from the peculiar burthens to which he is subjected, 
would, by restoring the commercial relations between this 
Kingdom and the Corn-exporting Countries of the World, 
tend to improve the Trade, increase the Manufactures, and 
render more equable the price of Agricultural Produce, 407. 


That an humble Address be presented to His 
Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased not to recognize, 
or in any way give the sanction of His Government to the 
present political state and condition of Poland, the same 
having been brought about in violation of the Treaty of Vienna, 
to which Great Britain was a Party, 560. 

— That leave be given to bring ina Bill for shortening 
the Duration of Parliaments, 595. 


That it is the Duty of this House to avail itself of 
the present period of profound Peace to institute an inquiry 
for the purpose of ascertaining whether some mode may not be 
devised for manning His Majesty’s Ships in time of War, 
without recourse to the practice of forcible Impressment, 675. 














Questions, Previous, resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 


————— Thatan humble Address be presented to His Ma- 
jesty, expressing to His Majssty the regret felt by this House 
at the continuance of Hostilities in Portugal, and their grate- 
ful acknowledgments of the judicious policy which His 
Majesty has pursued with silanes to the Affairs of that 
Country, 462. 

— That it is the opinion of this House, that the re- 

duction of Taxation and the diminution of the Public Bur- 

thens by every attention to economy, are objects of paramount 
importance, and that, in justice to the people who pay Taxes, 
all Sinecure Places not merited by Public Services should be 

abclished throughout the British Empire, 577. 


Questions, Previous, and Motions withdrawn, 602, 622. 








QUESTIONS resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 

That certain Words proposed to be left out of 

Questions, stand part thereof, 25, 26, 30, 35, 131, 154, 155, 

160, 163, 185, 192, 204, 213, 239, 242, 344, 361, 375, 375, 

415, 416, 434, 485, 512, 557, 553, 565, 572, 573, 592, 600, 

629, 642, 672, 678, 696, 702, 708, 722. 

— That certain Words be inserted in, or added to 
Questions, 26, 195, 239, 283, 306, 317, 329, 336, 442, 475, 
480, 499, 502, 532, 552, 611, 639, 676. 

That certain Words be inserted in the Motion for 

an Address of Thanks, 26. 

That certain Words be inserted in the Address of 

Thanks, 30. 

——- For reading the First time the Disturbances (Ire 
land) Bill, 141. 

——_——— That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 164, 
185, 195, 204, 213, 286, 415, 480, 485, 493, 525, 565, 581, 
600, 631, 656, 697. 

——_———— For reading the Third time the Disturbances (Ire- 
land) Bill, 239. 

That the Petition of Richard Newsham do lie upon 

the Table, 305. 

——— That it is the opinion of this House, that any alte- 

ration in the Monetary System of the Country, which would 

have the effect of lowering the Standard of Value, would be 

highly inexpedient and dangerous, 306. 

For reading a Second time the Gravesend Pier 



































Bill, 328. 
ai That the deficiency in the Revenue which would 
be occasioned by a Reduction of the Tax on Malt to Ten Shil- 
lings the Quarter, and by the Repeal of the Tax on Houses 
and Windows, could only be supplied by the substitution of 
a general Tax on Property and Income, and an extensive 
change in our whole financial system, which would at pre- 
sent be inexpedient, 329. 

——— For prone si | an humble Address to His Majesty, 
that He will be graciously pleased to direct a Commission to 
issue, to inquire into the Condition of the Poorer Classes of 
His Majesty’s subjects in Ireland, and into the various Insti- 
tutions at present established by Law or otherwise, for their 


relief, 336. 
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QuvuEsTions resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE—continued. 
—— For reading a Second time the Church Tempo- 
ralities (Ireland) Bill, 354. 

That the Minutes of Evidence taken before the 
Committee on the Bristol Election Petition be laid before 
the House, 420. 


That the Gravesend Pier Bill be read the Third 











time, 422. 
———— That the Jewish Civil Disabilities Bill be read a 
Second time, 426. 


That the Bribery and Treating which prevailed pre- 
viously to, and during the last Election for the Borough of 
Hertford, requires the most serious consideration of this 
House, 434. 


That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the present State of the British Channel Fishery, and 
the Laws affecting the Fishing Trade of England, with a view 
to their amendment, and to report their Observations there- 
upon, to the House, 463. 


— That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the 
Laws relating to the Observance of the Lord’s Day in Scot- 
land, 497. 











For reading a Second time, upon this day Six 
Months, the General Register Bill, 502. 
——— For reading a Second time the East India Charter 
Bill, 563. 
For the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
upon the East India Charter Bill, 572. 
— For reading a Second time Amendments made by 
the Committee in the Lunatic Commissions Bill, 573. 
— For reading the Third time the Jewish Civil Dis- 
abilities Bill, 592. 
For reading the Third time the Dramatic Per- 
formances Bill, 600. 


——_———— For reading the Third time the East India Charter 
Bill, 607. 














For reading a Second time the Bank Charter Bill, 
629. 





—— That the Report from the Committee of the whole 
House on Tithes Arrear (Ireland,) be read, 643. 

—————— That certain Words stand part of the Schedule to 
a Bill, 648. 

———— For reading a Second time the Tithes (Ireland) 
Bill, 661. 

— For reading the Third time the London Scavage 

and Package Bill, 672. 


For reading the Third time the Bank Charter Bill, 








697. 
——_——— For reading a second time Amendments to Trial of 
Offences (Ireland) Bill, 699. 


For reading the Third time the Trial of Offences 
(Ireland) Bill, 708. 








3° &amp; 4° Will. IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


AILROADS; Petition of Coach Proprietors and Postmasters 
on the lines of Road between London, Worcester, Hereford 
and Gloucester; praying that the same principle of Taxation 
may be applied to both Railoads and common Roads, 394. 
RamscaTe Harbour. Vide AccownTs. 


RanpDALL, Robert; Motion for presenting an humble Address 
to His Majesty, for Copy of the Appointment of Robert Ran- 
dall, under the Sheriffs or Corporation of Coventry; Ques- 
tion Neg thereupon, 652. 

Ranbie Carr Lanp Heap Road. Vide MaccieEsFiEcp. 

Rapier, George Christopher. Vide Stavery. 

RateofIntrerest. Vide IRELAND. 

Payers (Leamington Priors.) Vide Accounts. 

Ratine of TeNEMENTs; Bill for the better rating Tenements 
under a certain annual value in England and Wales; Or- 
dered, 358. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 381. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee ; Five to be the Quorum; 416. Members 
added, 421. Bill reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as Fis Fy to be printed ; 462. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 488. Order for further 
consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed; 503. Re- 
ported, 530. Re-committed ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
531. Committee deferred, 544, 549, 560, 564, 570, 582. 


Petitions, against ; From Blackburn, 
543; Bolton, 499; Bradford (Wilts,) 579; Ipswich, 579; 
Manchester, 475 ; Merthyr Tydvil, &amp;c. 483 ; Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 478; Oldham, 527; Pool, Benjamin, 579; Stafford- 
shire Potteries, 553; Stroud, 539. 

Petitions, in favour; From Bolton, 
570; Bury Saint Edmunds, 527; Halifax, 572; Reading, 
499 ; Westoe, 590. 














Petition of Churchwardens and 
others, of Poplar, for extending the provisions of the Bill to 
any House, Building, Office, Apartment, Tenement or Land, 
let under the yearly rent of £.20, 555. 


VOL. 88. 





Sess. 1833. 


Petition of Landlords of small Te- 
nements in the Tower Hamlets, for a summary and cheap 
mode of Ejectment from small Houses, let to quarterly, 
monthly and weekly Tenants, 623. 

and Hicuways Bills; Petitions, 
against; From Barton-upon-Irwell, &amp;c., 643; Bristol, 596; 
Flixton, 555; Kirkdale, &amp;c., 530; Liverpool, 510, 604 ; Tox- 
teth Park, &amp;c., 530. 

Raymonpb, Richard Malone. 
ANCES. 

Raynsrorp, Thomas Alexander. 
REGULATION. 

REAt Prorerty. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 124.) GE- 
NERAL REGISTER. 

Receipts. Vide Stamp Duty on REcerPts. 

Recocnizances; Mr.Speaker reported no Recognizances in 
several Election Petitions, 103, 129, 136, 142, 143, 144, 146, 
152, 163, 184, 216, 282. 

Vide ELections. SPEAKER. 

Recorp Commission. (Vide ADDRESSEs, 125.) 

Recorps, Pustic; Motion for laying before the House a Re- 
turn of the Receipts and Disbursements, in detail, of the 
present Commission, from the date of their appointment to 
the present time; showing how much of the Expenditure was 
incurred by order of the former Commission, and how much 
by order of the present ; Question Neg. thereupon, 642. 

Recoveries. Vide Fines and REcovERIEs. 


Recovery of Lanps and TENEMENTs. Vide LANpDs and 
TENEMENTS. 


Repvucrtion of Orrices. Vide Accounts. 
Savaries. Vide SALaRigEs. 
Reepy Gate Road. Vide MorETONHAMPSTEAD. 
Rerorm of PARLIAMENT Act. Vide PARLIAMENT. 
RecisTer. Vide GENERAL REGISTER. 

- of Evectrors. Vide ELecTtors. 








Vide Dramatic PERrFoRM- 


Vide Cuancery OFfFIces 








Vide ParocuiAL REGISTRATION, 


Recistry Orrices. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 126.) 


—-———- of Vessets; Bill for the registering of British 
Vessels ; Ordered, 239. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 253. Committed, 
282. Committee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 569, 585, 602. 
Bill considered, 606. Report deferred, 612, Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 619. Passed, 
648. Agreed to by the Lords,671. Royal Assent, 726. 

Petitions for a reduction in the Amount 

allowed to be expended on 7 of British Shipping in 

Foreign Ports ; From Grieve, John Paine ; Referred to Select 

Committee on Manufactures, Commerce and Shipping, 459. 

London; Referred, 459; London, Manufacturers of, 635; Lon- 

don, &amp;c. Ship-joiners of, 635; London, Ship-owners of, 635 ; 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Referred, 459 ; Thames River, Black- 

smiths of, 635. 


REGISTRATION. 








Petitions for alterations in the Bill; 
From Glasgow, (Three Petitions) 673; Leith, 673 ; London, 
(Two Petitions) 636. 

Rexicion; Motion, That the Grand Committee for Religion 
do sit every Tuesday in the Afternoon, in the House ; Debate 
thereupon adjourned, 10. Further adjourned, 19, 28. Ques- 
tion again proposed, and withdrawn, 37. 


Reticious Disasitities; Petition of Unitarian Christians 
assembling in Bowl Alley Lane, Hull, for the removal of all 
Disabilities affecting religious persuasions, 134. 

Tests. Vide AccounTs. 

Removat of Assizes, Vide AssizEs, REMOVAL. 

RENFREW, &amp;c. Roads. Vide ScorTLanp. 


REPORTS : 


Bills, 10. 











Time limited for receiving Reports on Private 


of former Sessions; Referred to Select Com- 
mittees, 101, 148, 307, 381, 440.—To be printed, 13.—To be 
re-printed, 10, 79. 

referred to Committees of the whole House, 317. 
read again, 99, 105, 198, 205, 260, 262, 448, 











632. 





— re-committed, 153. 

from a Select Committee, re-committed to the 
former Committee, 583. 

time enlarged for receiving Reports on Bills, 
386, 390, 396, 397, 490, 404, 405, 410, 411, 414, 426, 430, 
432, 442, 447, 449» 454, 487, 508. 

communicated to the Lords, 39, 98, 510, 722, 











733° 





communicated from the Lords, 212, 517, 709. 


RESOLUTIONS : 





read, 329, 503, 578, 629. 
re-committed, 337. 





Amendments 


Dd2 














INDEX ¢o the EI1GHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1833. 

















RESO LUTIONS—continued. 

Amendments proposed to be made 
thereto, but not made, 482. 

— amended, 38, 383, 482, 493- 











Rertirep Juvees India.) Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 127.) 

Returns. Vide Erections. 

Retrurnine Orricers’ CHarGeEs, 
DRESSES, 128.) 

Revenus. Vide Accounts. 

Revenue Laws. (Vide ADDRESSES, 129.) 

— Pupuic. Vide ScorT.anp. 

Rizzons, Foreign; Petitions for prohibiting the importation 
thereof; From Bedworth, 634; Coventry, (Two Petitions,) 
634; Wright, Joseph, 634. 

Ricumonp Bridge. Vide Accounts. 

RipeEAv Canal; Two Petitions of Henry Howard Burgess, of 
Baltimore, alleging the fraudulent application of Money 
granted for the formation of the Rideau Canal, and the non- 
payment of his demands, 221, 726. 

Rivon Borough. Vide E.ections. 

Roverts, Richard. Vide Parents for INVENTIONS. 

Rosison, Robert ; Petition of Robert Robison, late a Captain 
in His Majesty’s Service, complaining of his dismissal from 
the Army; and that the Minutes, Xc. of the Court Martial, 
be laid before the House, 221. 

Motion for presenting an humble Address to Tis 
Majesty for a Copy of the Minutes of the Court Martial 
held upon Captain Robison in New South Wales, in 1828 ; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 566. 

Rocupace and Epenrietp Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same, and Bill 
ordered, 102. Presented, and read, 174. Committed, 243. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 400. Passed, 401. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 470. 

Petition of the Commis- 
sioners of Police and Inhabitants of Rochdale, against, 400. 
Rotanp, Joseph; Petition of Joseph Roland, late Fencing 
Master of the Royal Academy at Woolwich, complaining of 
the abolition of his Office, without a retired Allowance, 717. 


Roman Carnoric MarriaGes; Petitions complaining of the 
Law affecting Marriages celebrated by Roman Catholic 
Priests; From Roman Catholics of Black Brook, 469; 
Crosby, Great, 412; Crosby, Little, 412; Formby, 412; Ne- 
therton, 412; Liverpool, 469; The thereunder-signed Roman 
Catholic Clergymen, 281 ; Workington, 572. 

Bill to legalize the Marriages 

of Roman Catholics in England by their own Clergy; 

Ordered, 473. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading; and to be printed; 477. Second Reading 

deferred, 521, 536,545, 569, 588. Bill committed, 600. Com- 

mittee deferred, 604, 619, 631. Bill considered; and 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 

Bill, as amended, to be printed; 640. 

Petition of Roman Catholic 

Inhabitants of Blackburn, in favour, 634. 

— Vide IRELAND. 

Ross, ABERGAVENNY and Hay Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing and improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 107. Order for referring Petition to a Committee, 
read and discharged; Bill ordered; 209. Presented, and 
read, 210. Committed, 308. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
347. Passed, 357. By the Lords, with Amendments, 380. 
Considered, and agreed to, 391. Royal Assent, 405- ; 

George; Petition of George Ross, a Prisoner in the 
Fleet Prison, complaining of certain proceedings before the 
Insolvent Debtors’ Court, 719. 

Rotuer Levets Drainage; Petition fora Bill to amend Acts; 
Referred to a Committee, 107. Reported; Bill ordered; 
157- Presented, and read, 161. Committed, 176. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 248. Passed, 256. Agreed to by the Lords, 
309. Royal Assent, 352. 

Rotuwe tz, James; Petition of James Rothwell, late of the 
ist Dragoon Guards, complaining of having been deprived of 
his Pension, and praying for the interference of the House, 
244. 

Roya Burens. Vide Scortanp. 

Marriaces. Vide MarriacEs. 

— Mitirary Canaan. Vide Accounts. 

Royston Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effect 
pairing the same, and Bill ordered, 39. 
read, 131. Committed, 137. Reported ; 
347- Passed, 357. 
Assent, 405. 

Rvueny and Hinckiey Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 49. Pre- 
sented, and read, 194. Committed, 219. Reported ; to be 


ingrossed, 308. Passed, 312. Acreed to by tl : 
Royal Assent, 471. ' 3 0 by the Lords, 444 


Vide Accounts. (Ap- 

















—_ 














ually re- 

Presented, and 
to be ingrossed ; 
Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal 


Rum. Vide East Inp1A. 


Rusuton and Parkes, Messrs.; Motion, That Mr. Rushton, 
Barrister, of Liverpool, and Mr. Parkes, of the Birmingham 
Political Union, do attend this House on a certain day; 
Motion withdrawn, 252. 

Russtan Dutcn Loan. Vide Accounts. 

Rye Harbour; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend powers 
of Act; Referred to a Committee, 104. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 161. Presented, and read, 208. Committed, 259. 
Reported, 397. To be ingrossed, 398. Passed, 421. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 470. 

Petition of Samuel Miller, against ; Referred, and 

Counsel ordered, 328. 


Ryton Road. Vide GATESHEAD. 





3° &amp; 4° Will. IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


QCABBATH ; Petitions for the better Observance of the Sab- 
bath; From Aberhafesp, 230; Ashburne, 235; Ardchattan, 
235; Auldearn, 178; Axminster, 142; Aberdeen, 166; Alves, 
158; Ayr, 230; Ashburton, 257; Aston, &amp;c., 235; Alder- 
manbury, 249; Askham, Richard, 57; Ardrossan, 126; Ayr, 
Presbytery of, 90; Arrochan, 235; Aberdeen, go, 235; 
Allestree, 200 ; Auchterarder, 235; Alness, 187; Airdrie, 187 ; 
Atherstone, 187; Aston Tirrold, 197; Ashton-under-Lyne, 
187; Bristol, 220: Bethnal Green, 220; Bakewell, 220; 
Bushey, 220; Brighton, 40; Balbriggan, 109; Beverstone, 
&amp;e., 132; Bassingham, 132; Burrow, 132; Birmingham, 
235; Buckerell, 240; Burwardsley, 220; Barkby, &amp;c. 235; 
Bolton-le-Sands, 210; Bodmin, 200; Bedworth, 210; Bol- 
ton-le-Moors, 200; Bury (Lancashire,) 200; Basildon, 200 ; 
Bradfield, 200; Burntisland, 200; Balsall, 187; Bickenhill, 
187; Berkswell, 187; Boindie, 193; Brightwell, 197; 
Bloomsbury, 197; Boroughbridge, 218; Ballymena, Presby- 
tery of, 218; Buckingham, 217; Berners Street, 217; Bath, 
184; Bedford, 178; Blackheath, 166; Barby, 187; Blew- 
berry, 138; Buckland Newton, 166; Borrowstoness, 187 ; 
Bolton (Haddington,) 178; Bow, 187; Bermondsey, 220; 
Brigg, 255; Bisley, 240; Braidock, 228; Brentwood, 230; 
Brewood, 255; Barton-under-Needwood, 255; Bridgenorth, 
257; Burton Joyce, 257; Beccles, 230; Burton-upon-Trent, 
230; Burslem, 230; Belfast, 230; Ballymena, 230; Barking, 
230; Burnley, 235; Bethnal Green, 177; Bath, 187; Basing- 
stoke, 166; Battersea, 166; Belchamp, Saint Paul, 147; 
Bridlington, 142; Broadstairs, 70; Bridge of Weir, 28; 
Banff, 57; Burford, 230; Banbury, 266; Cambridge, 200; 
Cotgrave, Xc. 200; Canterbury, 235; Chelsea, 235; Check- 
ley and Croxden, 220; Cheadle, 220; Chelsea, 220; Ches- 
terfield, 220; Coleshill, 210; Christchurch, Newgate Street, 
230; Cootehill, 126; Chester, 134; Clifton Campville, 134 ; 
Chipping Sodbury, 132; Clare (Suffolk,) 70; Cavendish, 70; 
Croft, 132 ; Conduit Street, 235; Southwark (Two Petitions,) 
235; Camberwell, 214; Clifton upon Dunsmore, 210; 
Congleton, 220; Croick, 220; Chanonry, Presbytery of, 220 ; 
Codsall, 205; Cholsey, 197; Cromer, 187; Cerne Abbas, 
142; Charlbury, 142; Cranborne, 142; Creaton, 166; 
Church Brampton, 166; Croscombe, 220; Colchester, 235; 
Child’s Ercall, 235; Cannock, 230; Colinton, 235; Cheam, 
235; Church Heaton, 235; Carlisle, 127; Cheswardine, 235; 
Cowdor, 178; Cheltenham, 166; Covent Garden, 178; Car- 
riden, 166; Clapham, 166; eas oar Campden, 142; Cot- 
tingham, 142; Chichester, 166; Colwich, 158; Cold Over- 
ton, 20; Comrie, 28; Coningsby, 36; Clitheroe, 262; Chor- 
ley, 200; Dursley Uley, 132; Dingwall, 70; Derby (Two 
Petitions,) 90; Dysart, 217; Dundee, 57; Dumbarton, 40; 
Denny, 127; Drumbanagher, 210; Duddeston, 210; Dunse, 
Presbytery of, 126; Dundee, Presbytery of, 90; Dereham, 
235; Dundee, 235; Dunblane, Presbytery of, 235; Darley 
Abbey, 200; Dingwall, 187; Dundalk, 218; Dublin, (Ten 
Petitions,) 217; Dartmouth, 138; Dyke, 178; Duffus, 178 ; 
Devonport and Stonehouse, 147; Drogheda, 262; Dublin 
and Glandelagh, 262; Dover, 197; Dublin, 109, 257, 262 ; 
Dumfries, 187; Doncaster, 166; Dalkeith, 235; Dunscore, 
187; Donington-on-Baine, 255; Dungiven, &amp;c. 230; Derby 
(Two Petitions,) 178; Drypool, 178; Dores, 184; Darling- 
ton, 166; Dunfermline, Focdsiens of, 178; Dollar, 178; 
Draycot, 166; Dumbarton, 166; Devizes, 153; Derby, 166; 
Dalham, 147; Evercreech, 288; Elgin, 57; Edmonton, 235; 
Ewell, 40; Edinburgh, 235; Eastgarston, 138; Edinburgh, 
Presbytery of, 235; Everton, 210; Evie and Rendall, 187; 
Ellaston, 230; East Keal, 255; Edderton, 255; Edenkellie, 178 ; 
Ealing, 177; Ely, Clergy of enone: of, 230; Fala, 235; 
Fakenham, 178 ; Forres, 166; Fraserburgh, 166 ; Forden, 230 ; 
Foxearth, 147; Fairford, 158; Falkingham, 138; Farnham, 
132; Frisby upon Wreak, &amp;c., 228; Farnworth, &amp;c., 200; 
Fordyce, Presbytery of, 126; Fortrose, &amp;c., 220; Frome 
Selwood, 214; Grimstone, 228; Glastonbury, 220; Gomer- 
sall, 220; George Mount, 127; Glasgow, Presbytery of, 127 ; 
Gloucester, 126; Glasgow, Presbytery of, 126 ; Gainsborough, 
235; Gayton, &amp;c.,210; Great Queen Street Chapel, Lincoln’s 
Inn Fields, 210; Grove, 200; Gratwich, 187; Greasebrough, 
220; Giggleswick, 220; Great Dalby, 228; Glasgow, 257 ; 
Glynn, Rev. Carr, 142; Grandborough, 166; Guildford, 12 ; 
Gravesend, 90; Ham and Hatch, 187 ; Houston, &amp;c., 193 ; 
Hampstead, 














s&amp;4W.IV.] INDEX ¢@ the Etcuty-rigHTu VoLuMEeE. 








Sasnatu—continued. 
Hampstead, 109, 235; Harrington, 134, Harrogate, 109; 
Horseferry Road, Westminster, 210; Havant, 210; Henley- 
upon-Thames, 200; Hagbourne, 200; Hampstead Norris, 
200; Hackney, 214; Hearthill, 220; Honiton, 200; Hack- 
ney, 187; Halkirk, 187 ; Highgate, 177 ; Halton, 200; Hind- 
ley, 158; Hastings, 40; Heckmondwicke, 266 ; Hilderstone, 
255; Hundleby, 255; Hagworthingham, 255; Horton, 230; 
Humbie, &amp;c., 235; Hurworth upon Tees, 235; Haddington, 
Presbytery of, 178 ¢ Handborough, 173 ; Howden, 178 ; Horn- 
sey, 177; Haughton, 142; Harborough Magna, 166; Had- 
dington (Two Petitions,) 166 ; Ilminster, 255; Jedburgh, 235; 
Inchinnan, 193; Ipswich, 138; Ipstones, 158; Inverness, 
beens se of, 166; Inverary, Presbytery of, 230; Innerwick, 
235; Ilford, 230; Ilminster, 255; Inverness, 235; Irthling- 
borough, 240; Isycoed, 274; Johnstone, 259; Kiltarlity, 184 ; 
Kensington, 200; Kettering, 197; Kendal, 228 ; Kirkaldy, 
Presbytery of, 178; Kinloss, 178; Kirk Langley, &amp;c. 70; 
Kelso, 235; Kinloch Luichart, 220; Kirriemuir, 200; Kelso, 
129, 187; Kiltearn, 220; Kincardine, 220; Kirkpatrick, 220; 
Kirkwall, 187 ; Knossington, 8; Kilmarnock, 167,187; Kirby- 
moorside, 142; Knaresborough, 20; Killearn, 12 ; Kirkinner, 
28; Kirkhill, 165; Kennoway, 240; Knockholt, 220; Kent, 
Grand Jury of, 220 ; Kilmorack, 165; Keyham,228; Kirkby 
Lonsdale, 235; Kingston-upon-Hull, 134; Kilbarchan, 193; 
Limehouse, 220; London (Three Petitions), 134; Lancaster, 
90; Leek, 158; Lanark, Presbytery of,g0; Lochcarron, Presby- 
tery of, 90; Lempetlaw, 235 ; London (Two Petitions), 235; 
Lambeth, 214; London, 36, 235, 178; Little Petherick, 210 ; 
London and Parishes adjacent, 178 ; Long and Moore Critchell, 
142 ; Liverpool (Two Petitions), 142 ; Long Bredy cum Bredy 
Parva, 142; Langholm, 187; Linlithgow, Siedbelery of, 187; 
Lauder, Presbytery of, 90; Lichfield, 158; Lambeth, 166; 
London, Scottish Presbytery in, 166; Lapley, 158; London, 
32; Long End and Longton, 257; Lochrutton, 257 ; Lane 
End, 230; Larne, 230; Leicester (Four Petitions), 230; 
Llanidloes, 230; Llangniew, 230; Lesmahagow, 235; Lis- 
keard, 235; London, United Presbytery of, 235; Leven, 235; 
Long Horsley, 235; Longpreston, 28; Lamarsh, &amp;c., 230; 
Long Lane, Borough, 220; Luxley, 230; Langport, 255 ; 
Lisburn, 255; London, 257; Leigh, 255; Margate, 220; 
Market Deeping, 257; Merfield, &amp;c., 205; Midhurst, 138; 
Macclesfield, 210; Muthill, 235; Marchwiel, 214; Mallow, 
187; Malpas, 220; Makerstown, 187; Meriden, &amp;c., 210; 
Moorgate, 187; Middlewich, 220; Myton-on-Swale, 166; 
Milnthorpe, 230; Mavis Enderby, 255; Mansfield, 255; 
Manchester Square, 257; Morpeth (Two Petitions), 257; 
Mildenhall, 230; Mount Norris, 230; Manafon, 230; Mull, 
Presbytery of, 230; Monivaird, 235; Market Rasen, 235 ; 
Market Drayton, 235; Melbourne, 166 ; Mucklestone, 158 ; 
Missenden, Great, 197; Nairn, 127; Newcastle upon Tyne, 
Presbytery of, 235; Newry, Presbytery of, 205 ; Norbury,200 ; 
Norwich (Two Petitions), 205 ; New Cumnock, 220; Nuffield, 
&amp;e., 200; Nottingham (Two Petitions), 178; Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 197; Northampton, 197; Newcastle under Lyme, 220 ; 
National Scots Church, London, Members of, 178; New Shore- 
ham, 255; Norton in the Moors, 266; Newton, 235; Not- 
tingham, 257; Newcastle-upon-l'yne, 178; Newington, 166; 
Napton, 166; New Spynie, 158; Nenthorn, 28; Ottery Saint 
Mary, 138 ; Oxford, 45 ; Old Kent Road, 217 ; Oxenden Street, 
240; Oxford, University of, 230; Old Newton, 230 ; Old Bailey 
(London), 32; Odiham, 166; Plymouth, 230; Portmoak, 
235; Paisley, 235; Petty, 228; Partney, 255; Perth, 228 ; 
Perth, Presbytery of, 228 ; Poynder, John, 255; Perth, 235 ; 
Penningham, 235; Preston Kirk, 178; Pontefract, 255; 
Penkridge, 158; Pencaitland, 178; Pentlow, 166; Pollok- 
shaws, 193 ; Port Glasgow and Newark, 32 ; Paisley, Presby- 
tery of, 28; Polesworth, 210; Poplar, 220; Perth and Dun- 
fermline, Presbytery of, 57; Proprietors of Waggons and 
Vans, 235; Penrith, 235; Pontypool, 200; Perth, Presby- 
tery of, 187; Portsoy, 193; Pembroke, 210; Portsmouth, 
210; Pimlico, 235; Richmond (York), 240; Rugby, 210; 
Reay, 187; Roxburgh, 187; Rochester, 217; Richmond 
(Surrey), 129; Ripon, 235; Rotherham, 220; Rawmarsh, 
220; Radford, 255; Rye, 257; Rushall, 230; Redcar, 240; 
Rolleston, 230; Rochester, &amp;c., 388; Romford, 230; Ruth- 
well, 187; Kushmere, &amp;c., 166; Runcorn, 166; Raunds, 
166; Renfrew, 166; Rillington, &amp;c., 142; Rodborough, 240 ; 
Saint Andrew’s, 57; Standish, 126; Saint Helen’s, 200; 
Sapcote, 192; Saint Andrew’s, Presbytery of, 126; South- 
wark (Two Petitions), 70; Saint Pancras, 134; Salisbury, 
109; Saint Columb, 134; Somerby, 132; Speen, 138 ; Staf- 
ford, 187 ; Stroud, 240 ; Southwold, 235 ; Stage Coach Pro- 
»prietors, 235; Stoney Stanton, 132; Sprouston, 235; Saint 
George in the East, 235 ; Sabbath Protection Society, Mem- 
bers of, 235; Stratford, Bow, 235 ; Scotch Church, Swallow 
Street, 235 ; Stranraer, 235; Sheffield, 210; Sidmouth, 205 ; 
Southport, 200; Smisby, 217; Spratton, 220 ; Swinton, 197 ; 
Stromness, 187; Scarborough, &amp;c., 187; Stoneleigh, 187 ; 
Sotwell, 197; Stewartstown, &amp;c., 218; Solihull, &amp;c., 210; 
Snelston, 200 ; Shoreditch, 214 ; Staines, &amp;c., 138 ; Sunder- 
land, &amp;c., 166; Stratford upon Avon, 166; Staplehill, 230 ; 
Stranraer, 235; Sedbergh, 235 ; Scotch Church, London, 257 ; 
Shelford, 257; Stepney, 240; Salton, 178; Stone, 142; 
Stirling, Presbytery of, 178; Sutton (York), 142; Sandon, 
142; Southborough, &amp;c., 158; Shenstone, 158 ; Sorby, 8 ; 


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Sculcoates, 142; Sausthorpe, 255; Stretton, 255; Teign- 
mouth, 138; Taunton, 235; Tandridge, Hundred of (Surrey), 
214; Thurso, 187; Titchmarsh, &amp;c., 187; Triberton, 166; 
Tamworth, 217; Tadcaster, 220; Tealby, 249; Tooting 
Graveney, 255; Tonbridge, 220; Tullylish, 230; Terrigles, 
257; Tarbert, 230; Tweedsmuir, 235; Tutbury, 178; 
Troqueer, 166; Tetbury, 36; Truro, 166; Tillicoultry, 20; 
Taney, 262 ; Urquhart, 127; Upton Grey, 166; Unay, 220; 
Whitchurch, 132 ; Wigan, 126; Whittington, 220; Wolver- 
hampton, &amp;c., 158; Wickham Market, 197; Wrentham, 
Saint Nicholas, 197; Westham, 45; Wanston, &amp;c., 166; 
Westminster, 235; Wolvey, 200; Walton-le-Dale, 200; 
Walworth, 214; Wallingford, 197; Wimborne Minster, 142 ; 
Wilmington, 228; Wingham, 257; Worksop, 249; Ware- 
ham, 255; Wandsworth, 255; Wrexham, 255 ; Whitechapel, 
220 ; Woodbridge, 230; Walthamstow, 230 ; Whitburn, 235 ; 
Wigtown, Presbytery of, 235; Wooburn, 235; Wells, 173; 
Walton, 178; Wells next the Sea, 178; Woodstock, 173; 
Westminster, 177; Westgate, 178; Wheaton Aston, 158 ; 
Worcester, 142 ; Whitby, 28 ; Wigtown, 8; White Rooth- 
ing, 166; Wastling, 166; Warminster, 157; Yoxall, 230; 
Yattendon, 200; York, 235; Yetholm, 187. 

Petitions against any further Enactments on the 
subject of the Observance of the Sabbath ; From Holinsworth, 
Roger, 188; Toller, Thomas, &amp;c., 188; Veale, Thomas, 
169. 








Petition of James Peters, of Bristol, complaining 
of the Allegations of the Petition from the Bishop and Clergy 
of Bristol, relating to the Observance of the Sabbath, 244. 


Vide Beer, Sale of. 


Satnt GeorGe Steam Packet Company; Petition for Bill 
for regulating and enabling the said Company to sue and be 
sued; Referred to a4 Committee, 50. Reported, and Bill 
ordered, 165. Presented and read, 210. Committed, 234. 
Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 
307- Time enlarged for Report, 390. Bull reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 438. Bill put off for six Months, 499. 

Petitions against 5 
From Belfast; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 311; Cork, 
397; Dublin and London Steam Marine Company, 319; 
Glasgow ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 311; Greenock ; 
Referred, 311; Liverpool, Owners of Pilot Boats; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 340; Owners of Steam Vessels; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 308; Pilots of; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 273, 308; Londonderry (Two Petitions) ; 
Referred, 384 ; Martin, James ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
396; North West Steam Packet Company; Referred, 384 ; 
Purdon, Robert, 538; Steam Packets, Owners of; Referred, 
404; Waterford, Chamber of Commerce, Corporation of ; 
Referred, 347; Commissioners for improving, 308 ; Corpo- 
ration of, 356; Whitehaven, (Two Petitions) 451. 

Saint Ives Borough. Vide ELections. 

Saint Luxke’s Poor; Petition for Bill to alter and enlarge 
powers of Act; Referred to a Commtttee, 100. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 208. Presented and read, 208; Committed, 
361. Time enlarged for Report, 414. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 459. Passed, 469. 

Petition of Churchwardens and others 

of Saint Luke, Middlesex, against, 360. 

Another Petition; Referred, and Coun- 














sel ordered, 397- 

Petition of Guardians of the Poor of 
Saint Luke, Middlesex, in favour, 361. 

Saint MARTIN IN THE FieExLps (Westminster) ; Petition of 
Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of 
Saint Martin in the Fields, brought up, and read ; and the said 
Petition appearing to take notice of the Speech of a Member 
in the House, was, with leave of the House, withdrawn, 675. 

Vide Accounts. 


Saint Pancras Cuurcu; Petition of Vestrymen and others 
of Saint Pancras, complaining of the proceedings of the Trus- 
tees under the Act for building the Parish Church, &amp;c., 323. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 

130.) ; 

Sataries, Reduction of; Motion, That it is just and neces 
sary that all Salaries, Pay, Poundage and Wages, as also all 
Superannuation or Retired Allowances, Half Pay and Pensions 
paid out of the Public Money should be reduced Ten per cent. 
&amp;c.; Question Neg. thereupon, 148. 

Sate of Beer. Vide BEER. 

SALKELD, Litrie (Cumberland) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 100. Presented, and read, 212. 
Committed, 243. Reported, and re-committed, 415. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 436. Passed, 442. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 496. 

Satmon Fisneries. Vide ScoTLann. 

Satt; Petition of Manufacturers of Salt in the nero | of 
Chester, complaining of the monopoly enjoyed by the East 
India Company in the manufacture and exportation of that 
article, 56% ° 


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[4..1838. 








Sattasu Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 80. Pre- 
sented, and read, 107. Committed, 128. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed; 162. Passed,170. By the Lords, withan Amendment, 
213. Considered, and agreed to, 217. Royal Assent, 238. 

SatTers Brook Road. Vide MANCHESTER. 

Sanpuurst Road. Vide CRANBROOKE. 


Sanoys,’Charles; Petition of Charles Sandys, complaining of 
being dismissed from the office of Clerk of the Petty Sessions 
for the west division of East Kent, by certain Magistrates of 
that county; brought uP. and read, 597- Motion, That the 
Petition do lie upon the Table ; Question Neg. thereupon, 598. 

— Petition of Freeholders and others of Canter- 

bury, complaining of the dismissal of Mr. Charles Sandys from 

the office of Clerk to the Visiting Justices of the County 

Prisons at Saint Augustines, 694. 


Sarum, New, City. Vide Evections. 
Savinos Banksand FrienpDLy Societies. VideAccounrTs. 


Annuities; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 92, relating 
thereto, read ; Bill to enable Depositors in Savings Banks to 
purchase Government Annuities, ordered; presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 
277. Committed, 283. Considered, 287. Report deferred, 
298, 302, 306,310, 318, 326. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 331. ‘Third Reading de- 
ferred, 345, 355- Bill passed, 366. Agreed to by the Lords, 
454. Royal Assent, 470. 











— Petitions against; From Aber- 
brothock, 436; Belfast, 379; Edinburgh, Chamber of Com- 
merce of, 539; Greenock, 449; Guisborough, 358; Leith, 
364; Louth, 451; Moffat, 413. 

ScarporovGen Corporation ; Petition of Householders and 
Inhabitants of Scarborough, for a Law to enable them to 
choose their own Magistrates, 36. 

Petition of Bailiffs and Bur- 

gesses of Scarborough, complaining of the allegations con- 

tained in the above Petition, 58. 





ScuooumastTeERs. Vide ScotTLanD. 


Scuuster, Leo; Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization, 
101. Read, 102. Committed, 124. Reported, and passed, 
150. Royal Assent, 238. 


SCOTLAND : 


(ANNUITY TAX.) Vide EDINBURGH. 
(APPEALS.) Vide CouRT oF SESSION. 
———— (ARRESTMENT OF WaGes.) Vide WaGES. 


(ATTORNIES TAX.) Petitions for the repeal thereof ; 
From Aberdeen, President of the Society of Advocates of, 
301; Ayr, 478; Montrose, 437; Paisley, Faculty of Pro- 
curators in, 428; Perthshire, Members of the Society of Pro- 
curators of, 379 ; Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts 
in Scotland, 555; Stirlingshire, 437. 

—— (RankrupT Laws.) Petition of Procurators 
before the Sheriff Court of Fife, for conferring Jurisdiction on 
the Sheriffs of Counties for the administration of the Bank- 
rupt ‘Law, 351. 





—— Petitions for amendment 
thereof; From Ayr, 478; Perth, 393, 404, 413. 


( BANKRUPTS.) Bill for the better administration of 
the Laws of Bankrupts, and for rendering the payment of 
Creditors more equal and expeditious ; Ordered, 336. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to 
be printed ; 467. Second Reading deferred, 512. Bill put 
off for six months, 544. 


——- -_— 





Petitions against ; From Atbroath, 
623 ; Dundee, 644; Glasgow, (Four Petitions) 542; Stirling, 
491. 





Petitions, infavour; From Balfour, 
Alexander, 562 ; Cupar, 562 ; Dundee (Three Petitions,) 562; 
Elgin, 527; Glasgow (Three Petitions,) 674 ; Greenock, 674 ; 
Irvine, 553; Paisley, 579,616; Perth (Four Petitions,) 554; 
Scotland, Bankers, in the West of, 674; Stirling, 616. 


(Burcu Courts.) Vide SHERIFF AND BURGH 
Courts. 


— (Burcu MAGISTRATES.) Bill to provide for the 
Appointment and Election of Magistrates and Councillors for 
the several Towns and Burghs of Scotland, which now return, 
or contribute to return Members to Parliament, and are not 
Royal Burghs; Ordered, 277. Presented, and read; Day 
appvuinted for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 436. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 466. Bill committed, 472. Com- 
mittee deferred, 480, 502. Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 525. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 536. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 545. Passed, 
558. By the Lords, with Amendments, 709. Considered, 
and agreed to, 714. Royal Assent, 726. 


Proceedings in Com- 





mittee, 525. 








Vide MAGISTRATES OF 
BurRGHS ELECTION. 


(BuRGHS.) Petition of Incorporation of Traffickers 
or Merchant Company of Leith, for a Reform of the Burghs 
in Scotland, 128. 


(Bureus Pouice.) Bill to enable Burghs in 
Scotland to establish a general system of Police; Ordered, 
160. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 196. Second Reading deferred, 213, 
239. Bill committed to a Select Committee ; Power to send 
for persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 
246. Member added, 390. Bill reported, and re-committed, 
447- Committee deferred, 452, 466, 472, 480. Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 494. Committee deferred, 502. Bill 
considered, and reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 525. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 536. Order for further 
consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; considered ; 
545. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 549. Passed, 558. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 638. Considered, and agreed to, 663. Royal Assent, 
670. 





Proceedings in Committee, 545. 





Petition of Burgesses,, House- 
holders and Inhabitants of Hamilton, against alteration of the 
Boundary of Hamilton, as proposed by the said Bill, 514. 


(CAPTIONS.) Vide HoRNINGS. 


(CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.) Petitions for alteration 
of the Law relating to Lay Patronage in the Church of Scot- 
land; From Arberlot, 450; Airlie, 674; Ardrossan, 222; 
Auchinleck, 364; Auchterarder, 236; Ardclach, 188; An- 
struther Easter, 127; Alves, 280; Arbroath, 280; Ardersier, 
280; Alyth, 378; Aberdeen, 280; Auldearn, 284; Beith, 
31:5; Bendochy, 236; Birse, 236; Ballingry, 280; Braid- 
oak, 189; Bower, 188; Barry, &amp;c., 280; Busby, 275; Bal- 
dernock, 255; Bonhill, 322; Comrie, 236; Cardross, 322 ; 
Cluny, 280; Carmylie, 280; Caithness, Presbytery of, 280; 
Croy, 189; Cupar, 179; Crieff, 236; Cumbernauld, 322; 
Coull, 280; Canisbay, 280; Darvel, 450; Dunnichen, 450; 
Dunkeld, Little, 674 ; Dumbarton, 189; Dingwall, 403; Dy- 
sart, 200; Dunnet, 188; Denny, 127; Daviot, 280; Dair- 
nish, 280 ; Dunblane, 378; Dores, 280; Dollar, 342; Dyce, 
342; Dundee, 280; Dumfries, 280 ; Eskdalemuir, 461 ; East 
Kilbride, 428; Edinburgh, Synod of, 542; Edinburgh, 280; 
Edderton, 255; Echt, 236; Elgin, 158; Falkirk, 394; Fen- 
wick, 450; Fintray, 394; Glasgow, 258,378, 644; Gairloch, 
437; Galston, 478; Glenirla, 450; Greenock, 168; Halkirk, 
185; Haddington, 290, 351; Hamilton, 280; Insch, 189; 
Inverury, 236; Kilsyth, 437; Kirkpatrick, &amp;c., 587; Kil- 
tarlity, 280; Kirkintilloch, 322, 342; Kilrenny, 280; Kil- 
marnock, 168; Kinethmont, 280; Kinnellar, 189; Kirknew- 
ton, 179; Kirkmichael, &amp;c., 280; Keig, 280; Kilmorack, 
280; Kilmsie, &amp;c., 228; Kirkden, 394; Kintore, 280; Kil- 
chrenan, &amp;c., 280; Kilmalcolm, 342; Killin, 378; Kilma- 
dock, 378; Kilbrandon, &amp;c., 342; Kirkmahoe, 351 ; Kincar- 
dine, 342, 378; Kiltearn, 275; Larbert, &amp;c., 437; Laurence- 
kirk, 535; Lochwinnoch, 483; Lismahagow, 200; Leslie, 
127; Lorn, Presbytery of, 280; Leuchars, 240; Lathcron, 
280; Lochlayside, 378; Lochell Cushorie, 280; Moy, &amp;c., 
540; Muthill, 236; Midmar, 280; Newmachar, 483; New- 
hills, 236; Nairn, 262; Old Meldrum, 540; Olrig, 188; 
Oban, &amp;c., 378; Pittenweem, 315; Paisley, 255; Portree, 
280; Perth, 280; Peterhead, 280; Portmoak, 189; Port 
Glasgow and Newark, 168; Petty, 189; Perth, Presbytery 
of, 189; Pollokshaws, 200; Perth, 228 ; Rattray, 256; Reay, 
188; Roxburgh, 378; Rum, Island of, 188; Skene, 188; 
Saint Fergus, 527; Strathmiglo, 562; Sorby, 275, 290; 
Strathblane, 255; Snizert, 189; Stonehouse, 200; Stirling, 
143; Stromness, 188; Tealing, 483 ; Terrigles, 284; Towie, 
322; Troqueer, 168 ; Thurso, 189; Urr, 258 ; Urquhart, 189; 
Wick, 188; Watton, 189; Westerkirk, 509 ; West Calder, 
432. 





Petition of Male Com- 
municants of the Church of Scotland residing in Dunlop, for 
the repeal of the present Law of Patronage, and giving to the 
Male Sumeemieete of each Parish the right to choose a 
Clergyman, 32. 

(CHURCH PATRONAGE.) Act 10 Anne, c. 12, 
relating thereto, read ; Motion for bringing in a Bill to repeal 
the said Act, and notice being taken that the interest of the 
Crown was concerned in the Right of Presentation to Churches 
in Scotland, and His Majesty’s Recommendation not having 
been signified ; Motion withdrawn, 578. 

(CLACKMANNAN AND KINROSS PARISHES.) Bill 
for rendering complete the Union of certain Parishes and 
parts of Parishes, to the Counties of Clackmannan and Kin- 
ross, and for other purposes relating thereto ; Ordered, 446. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second rire 
and to be printed; 464. Committed, 507. Committee de- 
ferred, 516, 533, 544, 557»559- Order for Committee of the 
whole House read, and discharged; Bili committed to a 
Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 560. All Pe- 
titions presented in the present Session against the Bill, 
referred, 560. Member added, 564. Bill reported, and re- 
committed 








3&amp;4Ww.IV.] INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





SCOTLAN D—continued. 





— (EDINBURGH CaTTLE MARKET.) Petition for a 


committed, 576. Considered, and reported, 578. Day ap- 
agen for further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to 

printed; 579. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 588. Passed, 593- 


_ (CLACKMANNAN AND KINROSS PARISHES.) Pe- 
titions referred, 563. 
Petitions, 





against; From Barty, Thomas, 554; Bissett, Patrick, 594; 
Clackmannan, 513; Culross, 530, 594 ; Dunblane, 594 ; Dun- 
blane; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 563; Fosso- 
way; Referred, 563; Kincardine, &amp;c., 513 ; Muckhart, 554; 
Macara, Charles ; Referred, 563. 

Petitions 





in favour; From Alloa, 554; Alva, 554; Dollar, 554; Fos- 
soway, &amp;c., 554; Newtonshaw, 554; Sauchie, 554; Tilli- 
coultry, 554; Tullibody, &amp;c., 554. 
(CLARKE, Robert.) Vide GLASGOW LOTTERY. 
(CONVEYANCING.) Petitions for altering the mode 
of conveying or taking up Heritable Property in Scotland ; 
From Cupar, 281; Fife, 535. 


(CourT OF SESSION.) Petition of the Guildry 
Incorporation of Cupar for abridging the Jurisdiction of the 
Court of Session, 281. 





Bill for shortening the de- 
lays, and lessening the Expenses of Litigation in the Court 
of Session in Scotland, and for diminishing the Expenses in 
Appeals from the said Court to the House of Peers, and in 
Appeals in Civil Causes in the Circuit Courts of Scotland ; 
Ordered, 475. Order of leave for Bill read, and discharged ; 
another Bill ordered ; 537. Vide infra. 





Bill to shorten the delays 
and lessen the Expenses of Litigation in the Court of Session 
in Scotland, and to diminish the Expenses in Appeals from 
the said Court to the House of Peers; Ordered ; presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Secund Reading; and to be 
pointed ; 537. Bill put off for Six Weeks, 603. 











Motion for [ airestye an 

Address to His Majesty, for a Return by the Judges of the 

Court of Session of the time they ys ye require and 

occupy, On an average, during every day of Session, &amp;c. ; 

Motion withdrawn, 667. 

— (CourtTs.) Vide District Courts. 
(CREDITORS.) Vide BANKRUPTS. 


(CRUIKSHANK, James.) Bill from the Lords, to 
invest part of his entailed Estates in Trustees, for the purposes 
therein mentioned, 614. Read,615. Committed, 634. Re- 

orted, with Amendments, 674. Amendments agreed to, 675. 
Bil passed, with Amendments, 679. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 696. 


(DISTILLERIES.) Petition of Members of the Kil- 
birnie Temperance Society, for the abolition of Distilleries, 
23. 
= (District Courts.) Petition of the Lord Pro- 
vost, Magistrates and Town Council of the City and Royal 
Burgh of Perth, for the Establishment of District Courts in 
Scotland, 228. 


(DUMFRIES IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for a Bill 
for continuing said Act; Referred to a Committee, 80, Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 198. Presented, and read, 208. 


(EDINBURGH ANNUITY TAX.) Bill for regulating 
and reducing the Amount now levied in the City of Edin- 
burgh, of the Annuity Tax, and taking away the exemption 
of Members of the College of Justice from payment of the 
said Annuity Tax, Poors’ Assessments and other local imposi- 
tions ; Ordered, 277. Presented, and read ;Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 446. Second Reading 
deferred, 488, 493, 498, 524. Bill put off for six months, 544. 








Petitions against; 
From Edinburgh, Incorporation of Tailors of, 555; Edinburgh, 
Moderator of the Presbytery of, 508 ; Edinburgh, United In- 
corporation of Wrights and Masons, &amp;c. of, 604; Writers to 
the Signet, 543, 635. 

Petition of Inha- 





bitants of Edinburgh, in favour, 604. 





— Petition of the 
Chairman and Secretary of the Scottish Metropolitan Union, 
for extending the provisions of a proposed Bill to the utter 
abrogation of the said Tax, 350. 

Motion for the 





House immediately to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 
sider of the Annuity Tax and Poors’ Assessments, and other 
local impositions in the city of Edinburgh; Motion agreed ; 
Matter considered ; 496. Report deferred, 440, 452, 462, 466. 
Resolution reported, 472. Agreed to; Bill ordered; 473. 
Vide infra. 





Bill for regulating 
and reducing the Amount now levied in the city of Edinburgh, 
- of the Annuity Tax, and taking away the exemption of Mem- 

bers of the College of Justice from payment of the said 
Annuity Tax, Poor’s Assessment and vhes local impositions ; 
Ordered, 473. 


VOL. 88. 





Sess. 1833. 


Bill for establishing a new Cattle Market in the vicinity of 
the city of Edinburgh, and for affixing and ascertaining the 
whole Rates, Duties and Market Customs payable to the 
Magistrates of the said City; Referred to a Committee, 49. 
Reported, 193. Bill ordered, 194. Presented, and read, 199. 


Petition of Pro- 





pastors and Occupants of Premises in the Grass Market, 
Zdinburgh, against, 267. 





wae Petition of 


Farmers, Graziers and Cattle Dealers in East Lothian, in 
favour, 341. 

(EDINBURGH CommMuNITY EstTaTEs.) Petition 
for leave to present a Petition for a Bill to appoint Commis- 
sioners to superintend the Receipt and Expenditure of the 
Revenues of the Community of the City of Edinburgh ; The 
King’s consent signified ; Referred to a Committee ; 421. Re- 
ported; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 422. Reported; Bill ordered; 429. 
Presented, and read, 506. Committed ; 513. Member added, 
579- Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 655. Passed, 710. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 734. - 


Petition of 








— 


James Wishart, against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 538. 

(EDINBURGH IMPROVEMENTS.) Petition for 
leave to present a Petition for a Bill to explain and amend Act; 
Referred to a Committee, 364. Reported ; Leave given ; Peti- 
tion presented accordingly ; referred to a Committee ; 368. 
Reported, 380. Report referred to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 381. Vide StranpiNG OrpeErs. Report, 
That the Parties. be permitted to proceed; To give Notices, 
&amp;c. 390. Report from Committee on Standing Orders, read, 
414. Bill ordered, 415. Presented, and els 415. Com- 
mitted, 450. Reported; to be ingrossed; 487. Passed, 490. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 521. Royal Assent, 531. 


CEDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.) Pe- 
tition for a Bill to enable the said Company to sue and be 
sued ; Referred to a Committee, 99. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
199. Presented, and read, 209. Committed, 295. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 339. Passed,357. Agreed to by the Lords, 
429. Royal Assent, 470. 


— (EDINBURGH LOCAL TAXATION.) Petition of the 
Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh, for a 
Reform in the Municipal Government and Local Taxation of 
that City, 236. 


(EDINBURGH Matt CONVEYANCE.) Petition of 
the Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh, for the 
adoption of measures for accelerating the Mails between 
London and other places, and Edinburgh, 457. 


(Extviott, Sir Wm. Francis.) Vide HoBkirk, 
PARISH OF. 


: (ENTAIL, HEIRS OF.) Bill to grant certain powers 
to Heirs of Entail in Scotland, to relieve such Heirs from 
Statutory Burdens affecting entailed Estates, and from Debts 
incurred in the improvement of the same; Ordered, 219. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 219. Committed, 293. Committee de- 


ferred, 354, 381, 408, 434, 445, 463, 480, 602. Bill put off 
for six months, 544. 











——— (FIsu, 





Petition of Farmers of Banff 
shire, for alteration therein, 479. 

(ENTAILS.) Select Committee appointed to take 
into consideration the Law respecting Entails in that part of 
the United Kingdom called Scotland, and tosugyest such mea- 
sures as they may deem advantageous for its alteration and 
amendment; To send for persons, papers and records; Five 
to be the Quorum ; Reports of Committee on Scottish Entails 
Bill (28th March and oth June 1828), and, (Tailzies Regula- 
tion, Tailzies Relief, and Tuilzies Amendment (Scotland) Bills 
(Session 1830) Referred, 101. Power to report opinion ; 
Report of Resolutions to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
212. 

(ENTAILS, FuTURE.) Bill to regulate future En- 
tails in Scotland ; Ordered, 218. Pesan and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 219. Com- 
mitted, 293. Committee deferred, 354, 381, 408, 434, 445, 
463, 480, 502. Bill put off for six months, 544. 


(FirFE YEOMANRY.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Leslie, for their disbandment, 449. 


(FINLAY, James.) Petition of James Finlay, respect- 
ing a money transaction between him and another person, and 
complaining of the sale of his property, 256. 

(FISHERIES.) Vide SALMON FISHERIES. 
TITHE OF.) Vide TiTnuEs, NorTH 
LEITH. 

— (GAME.) Petition of Tenants of Farms in the 
County of Perth, complaining of the injury which their crops 
sustain by the depredation of Game, 674. 

(GLASGOW AND KILMARNOCK RoADS.) - Peti- 
tion for a Bill for mes explaining and amending Act ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 81. 


Ee2 





(GLASGOW, 





IN DEX ¢o the EiGutTy-E1IGHTH VOLUME.  [4.1833. 





SCOTLAN D—continued. Calton, &amp;c., 449; Dundee, 394; Glasgow, 450 ; Haddington, 
-—-—- (GLascow, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.) Vide 290. 


WAGES, ARRESTMENT OF. 


(GLtascow LOTTERY.) Petition of Robert Clarke, 
stating his apprehension of imposition having been practised 
in the drawing of the same, and praying for Inquiry, 393. 


— (GLASGow PRocuRATORS’ Wipows’ FunD.) 
Petition for a Bill for the better establishing and securing 
a Fund for providing Annuities to the Widows and Children 
of the Members of the Faculty of Procurators of Glasgow ; 
Referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered; 193. 
Presented, and read, 198. Committed, 216. ‘Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 368. Passed, 375. Agreed to by the Lords, 
414. Royal Assent, 470. 


—— (GREENOCK ROADS.) Vide RENFREW. 


(HADDINGTONSHIRE ROADS.) Petition for a Bill 
' for repairing and maintaining the same, and Bill ordered, 

98. tia hey and read, 209. Committed, 243. Time 
enlarged for Report, 405. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 426. Order for further consideration of Report read ; 
Bill re-committed ; Leave to Committee to sit wv proceed, 
and to make their Report on or before a certain day; 449. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 464. Passed, 474. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 501. Royal Assent, 531. 


Petition of the 





Earl of Haddington and others, against; Referred, and council 
ordered, 396. 

(HAMILTON, General John.) Bill from the Lords, 
for vesting and securing certain Lands in him, 370. Read, 
374- Committed, 386. Reported and passed, 430. Royal 
Assent, 471. 


—— (Heirs OF ENTAIL.) Vide ENTAIL, HEIRS OF. 
————. (HENDERSON, George.) Vide Poor Laws. 


— (HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES.) Petition 
for a Bill for repairing, amending and maintaining the same, 
and Bill ordered, 69. Presented, and read, 208. Committed, 
goo. Time enlarged for Report, 404, 447. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 494. Report further considered ; 
Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole House ; 513. 
Considered, 518. Report deferred, 522. Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 526. Third 
Reading deferred, 533. Bill passed, 537. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 583. Royal Assent, 599. 





Petition 
of Heritors and others, of Elgin, complaining of the Assess- 
ment for the repair of Roads and Bridges in that County, and 
for imposing Tolls in lieu thereof, 285. 


(HOBKIRK, PARISH OF, (Roxburgh.) Petition 
of Sir William Francis Elliott, of Stobs and Wells, principal 
Heritor of the Parish of Hobkirk, complaining of the spiritual 
interests of that Parish having been sacrificed to Political 
purposes, 673. 

— —— (HORNINGS AND CAPTIONS.) Petition of the 
Guildry Incorporation of Cupar, for the Abolition thereof, 
281. 


(INVERNESS STATUTE LABOUR ACT.) Petition 
of Persons resident in the Western District of Inverness-shire, 
complaining of the oppressive operation thereof; To lie on the 
Table, 443. 


(JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.) Vide PRocurRa- 
TORS. 


(KeLiy BRIDGE Roaps.) Vide RENFREW. 
(KILMARNOCK RoaDS.) Vide GLAsSGow. 
(KIRKINTILLOCH RaILway.) Vide Monk- 


(LANARK, SHERIFF OF.) Vide FINLAY, James. 


— (LANARKSHIRE GAOLS.) Petition for a Bill for 
erecting and maintaining the same; Referred to a Committee, 
103. Reported; Bill ordered; 199. Presented, and read, 
268. Committed, 361. Reported, 410. Report to lie on 
the Table, 411. Report ‘urther considered; Bill to be in- 
genres 469. Passed, 483. Agreed to by the Lords, 521. 

oyal Assent, 531. 
——~- (LANARKSHIRE YEOMANRY.) Petitionof Serjeant 
Mackie, complaining of being deprived of Contingent Money 
and Pay, to which he alleges himself entitled; Offered and 
withdrawn, 379. 


(LAND REVENUE.) Motion for bringing in a Bill 
to extend and enlarge the powers of the Commissioners of 
His coaeeegts s, Forests and Land Revenues, Works 
and Buildings, in relation to the management and disposition 
of the Land Revenue of the Crown in Scotland; The King’s 
Consent signified; Bill ordered; 642. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 644. 
Committed, 657. Considered, 662. Reported; To be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 668. Passed, 

676. Agreed to by the Lords, 715. Royal Assent, 726. 


(Law OF SCOTLAND.) Petitions suggesting cer- 
tain Amendments in the forms and practice thereof ; Prom 


Petition of Electors and 





Inhabitants of Paisley, for a general revision thereof, 674. 


(Lay PATRONAGE.) Vide CHuRCH OF SCOT- 
LAND. CHURCH PATRONAGE. 


(Le1TH Docks.) Petition for a Bill to improve 
the Harbour and Docks at Leith, and to amend the Acts 
relating thereto; Referred to a Committee, 80. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 170. Presented, and read, 199. 


(LeitH Docks AND HARBOUR.) Petition of the 
Incorporation of Traffickers, or Merchant Company of Leith, 
that the Docks and Habour of Leith may be separated in 
their management and Revenues from the City of Edinburgh, 
595- 

(Le1ra, NorTH,11THES.) Vide TITHES, NORTH 
LEITH. 

(LINEN WEAVING.) Petitions, praying, That the 
Wages of Linen Weavers may be paid in future for Weaving 
by the yard, and also that they may be paid extra for weaving 
bad yarn, on the same principle as the Cotton Trade; From 
Alyth ; Referred to the Select Committee on Manufactures, 
Commerce and Shipping, 598; Arbroath; Referred, 598; 
Brechin; Referred,644; Carnoustie; Referred, 598; Dundee, 
562; Forfar, 591; Kerrymuir; Referred, 644. 

(LInNLITHGOW BorouGHu.) Vide ELections. 


(Lorp’s Day.) Bill to explain and amend certain 
Acts relative to the observance of the Sabbath Day in that part 
of the United Kingdom called Scotland; Ordered, 497. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 537. Second Reading deferred, 573, 577- 
Bill put off for three months, 599. 

(Mack1k, Serjeant.) Vide LANARKSHIRE YEO- 
MANRY. 

(MaGistraTEs.) Vide BURGH MAGISTRATES. 


(MacistraTes oF BurGus ELeEcTrIon.) Bill 
to provide for the appointment and election of Magistrates 
and Councillors for divers Burghs, Towns and places in Scot- 
land which send no Representatives to Parliament, and are 
not Royal Burghs; Ordered, 277. 


Vide BuRGH MAGISTRATES. 





(MINISTERS.) Bill to regulate the appointment of 
Ministers to Churches in Scotland erected by voluntary Con- 
tribution; Ordered, 497. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

ointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 565- Second 
Deading deferred, 577, 595» 603, 608. Bill put off for six 
months, 613. 


— (MONKLAND AND KIRKINTILLOCH RAILWAY.) 
Petition for a Bill for making two Branch Railways there- 
from; Referred to a Committee, 107. Time enlarged for 
Report, 208. Petition reported ; Bill ordered ; 247. Pre- 
sented, and read, 257. Committed, 339. Time enlarged for 
Report, 411. Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 431. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 494. Passed, 


508. Agreed to by the Lords, 572. Royal Assent, 599. 
Petitions 





referred, 368. 3 
Petitions 





against; From Baird, William; Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 368. Colt, John Hamilton ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 368. Coltness and Wishan 
Railway Company; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 368. 
Kirkintilloch ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 368. Traders 
from Airdrie to Glasgow; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
368. 

Petitions 





in favour; From Douglas, General Charles Pye; Pearson, 
Alexander, and others ; 386. Tennent, Doctor James, 386. 


— (NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSES.) Petition of Ship 
Owners, and others, of Dunbar, for an inquiry into the Charges 
exacted for Northern Lights, with a view to reduction, 
605. 

— (PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, AcT.) Petition of 
Leasehold Proprietors, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Stran- 
raer, for such alteration in the Act as will secure the Franchise 
to Owners of Premises held under the title of Tack or Lease, 
539- " 

— (Poor Laws.) Petition of George Henderson, 
Chairman of the Political Union of Dunfermline, for a revision 
thereof, 673. 


— (ProcurarTors,) Bill to enable Procurators or 
Solicitors before the inferior Courts in Scotland, or the Part- 
ners of such Persons, who shall hereafter be chosen Magis- 
trates in any Burgh or Town in Scotland to act as Justices of 
the Peace in the Counties in which such Chief istrates 
may be ez officio in the Commission of the Peace; Ordered, 
560. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ne 5 and to be printed; 565. Second Reading deferred, 578. 
Bill put off for six months, 695. 

— (ProcoraTors Fiscat.) Bill to vest in the 


Crown the appointment of Procurators Fiscal in the — 
Courts 





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SCOTLAN D—continued. 
Courts in Scotland ; Ordered, 567. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 583. Com- 
mitted, 585. Committee deferred, 589, 618, 630, 640, 649, 672. 
Bill considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report ; Bill, as amended, tobe printed ; 676. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 687, 698, 702. Bill 
put off for six months, 711. 

— (PUBLIC REVENUE.) Vide REVENUE. 

—— (REFORM OF PARLIAMENT AcT.) Vide PAR- 
LIAMENT, REFORM OF. 


— (REGISTRATION OF CLAIMS AND POLLING.) 
Vide STIRLING. 


— (RENFREW, GREENOCK AND KELLY BRIDGE 
RoabDSs.) Petition for a Bill for renewing and extending the 
term of Acts, and Bill ordered, 107. Presented, and read, 
209. Committed, 368. Time enlarged for Report, 405. 
Further enlarged, 430, 449. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
468. Passed, 483. Agreed to by the Lords, 565. Royal 
Assent, 599. ‘ 
— (REVENUE, PuBLic.) Bill to provide for the 
execution of the Duties performed by the Barons of 
Exchequer in Scotland in relation to the Public Revenue; 
and to place the management of the Assessed Taxes and 
Land Tax in Scotland under the Commissioners for the 
Affairs of Taxes ; Ordered, 174. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 174. Com- 
mitted, 203. Considered, 213. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for ‘Third Reading; 219. Third Reading defer- 
red, 272. Bill passed, 293. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
335- Considered, and agreed to, 373. Royal Assent, 405. 
————-(RovaLt Bureuns.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Leith, for separating that Town from all future municipal con- 
nexion with the Town Council of Edinburgh ; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Royal Burghs Bill, 229. 


— Bill to alter and amend the 
Laws for the Election of the Magistrates and Councils of the 
Royal Burghs of Scotland ; Ordered, 160. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
164. Order for Committee of the whole House read, and dis- 
charged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; Power to 
send for persons, papers and records; Five to be the 
Quorum; 174. Member added; Returns referred; 219. 

- Bill reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, tobe printed; 372. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 383, 416, 426, 435, 440, 452, 462, 472, 
480, 502. Order for further consideration of Report read; 
Bill, re-committed; considered; 524. Reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to 
be printed; 525. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
536. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 545. Passed, 558. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 715. Considered, and agreed to, 
720. Royal Assent, 726. 











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Petitions referred, 229, 269. 
Proceedings in Committee, 





524. 

Ki Bk Petitions in Favour; From 

the Chairman and Secretary of the Non-incorporated Trades 

of Edinburgh, 269, 539 ; Peterhead, 500. 

— Petitions against ; From Aber- 
brothock; Referred te the Select Committee on the Bill, 
364; . 395; Edinburgh, 539, 604; Glasgow, 390,432 ; 
Newburgh, 428; Scotland, Royal Burghs of, 432; Ruther- 

- glen, (Five Petitions) 395. 











Petitions suggesting certain 
alterations therein; From Aberbrothwick, 436; Aberdeen ; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 320; Airdrie, 556; 
Ayr; Referred, 318; Banff; Referred, 280; Dalkeith; Re- 
ferred, 320; Dingwall, 402; Dumfries, 280; Dundee, 393, 
442; Dunfermline, 436 ; Dysart, 450; Edinburgh; Referred, 
342, 478, 500, 505, 06; Elgin; Referred, 280; Falkirk, 556 ; 
Glasgow, 334, 424, 500; Haddington, 290; Hamilton; Re- 
ferred, 342, 478; Jedburgh, 524; Inveraray, 456, 555; Inver- 
birvie, 419; Irvine, 402; Kilmarnock, 555; Kintore; Re- 
ferred; 296; Lanark,402; Linlithgow, 456; Maybole’; Re- 
ferred; 318; Nairn; Referred, 296; Paisley, 524; Perth; 
Referred, 269, 402; Pittenweem, 500; Queensferry, 491 ; 
Renfrew, 450; Saint Andrews, 402, 469; Selkirk, 450; Stir- 
ling, 275. 

(Royvat BURGHS AND EDINBURGH ANNUITY 
TAx BILus.) Petition of the Lord Provost, Magistrates 
and Council of Edinburgh, praying, that if the last mentioned 
Bill shall be withdrawn, the first mentioned one may likewise 
be postponed until another Session, 555- 





Bill(No. 2.) 
Bill to empower His Majesty to issue a Commission for in- 
quiring into the condition of the several Royal Burghs and 
other werd and Towns in Scotland ; Ordered, 277. 

(SALMON FISHERIES.) Petition of Proprietors of 
Salmon Fishing by Cruives, on the River Don, we 


of the use of Stake, Bag and other fixed Nets in the Rivers in 
Scotland, 443. 


VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 























—— eameeialies Petition of the Provost 
Magistrates and Council of Dundee, for.a revision of the 


_ Laws affecting Salmon Fisheries in Scotland, 530. 


— (SCHOOLMASTERS.) Petition of Male Inhabitants 
of Dunlop, for the repeal of so much of the Act 43 Geo. IIT. 
Cc. 54, as restricts the right to vote at the Election of a Parish 
Schoolmaster, to Heritors of One hundred pounds Scots of 
valuation, and to vest the privilege in the heads of families, 32. 





——. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Strathblane, that Schoolmasters in Scotland may have a house 
consisting of not less than two apartments, and that when 
a vacancy occurs, they may be chosen by the heads of 
families in communion with any Christian congregation, 256.~ 


(SHERIFF AND Burau Courts.) Bill for the 
better regulating the forms of process in Sheriff and Burgh 
Courts in Scotland, and for adding to the powers and juris- 
diction thereof; Ordered, 476. Order of leave for Bill read 
and discharged ; another Bill ordered; 546. Vide infra. 





Bill to enlarge 
the Jurisdiction of the Sheriff and Burgh Courts of Scotland, 
and for other purposes ; Ordered ; presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 546. 
Bill put off for six weeks, 603. 


(SHERIFF’S CouRTS.) Petition of Magistrates 


and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Dumfries, for .re- 


moving the restrictions against the Jurisdiction of the Sheriffs 
of Counties in Scotland, 351. 


vacleaectes Petition of Magistrates and 





Town Council of Aberbrothock for extending the Jurisdiction 


thereof, 436. 





—— Petition of Robert Stirling, 
in favour, 673. 
(Smaut DEBT CourTs.) Bill to provide for the 
holding of Circuit Sheriff Courts in Scotland, for the Trial of 
Smail Debt Causes; Ordered, 174. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 174. 
Committed, 203. Committee deferred, 297, 325, 330, 354- 
Bill considered and reported ; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 382. Fur- 
ther consideration of Report deferred, 434, 445. _Instraction 
to the Committee to make provision, That the Expenses in- 
curred by Sheriffs in Scotland, in holding Circuit Small Debt 
Courts, be allowed to such Sheriffs in the Annual Settlement 
of their Accounts, 452. Report further considered ; Bill re- 
committed; considered, and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to. be printed ; 
463. Further consideration of Report deferred, 488, 502. 
Order for further consideration of Report read ; Bill re-com- 
mitted ; considered, and reported; 507. Day appointed for 
further considering Report, 508. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 512, 518, 526, 533, 541- Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for ‘Third Reading; 546. 
Third Reading deferred, 558, 561, 564, 567, 570, 575» 578, 

585: Bill passed, 588. 
Petition of Procurators 





before the Sheriff Court of Fifeshire, for an alteration therein, 
378. 





Petition of John Orr, 
Preses of a meeting of Heritors and others of Paisley, in 
favour, 655. 








Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of Expenses 
incurred by Sheriffs in Scotland, in holding Circuit Small 
Debt Courts ; The King’s recommendation signified ; Motion 
agreed to; Matter considered; Proceeding in Committee ; 
446. Resolution reported and agreed to; Instruction ac- 
cordingly ; 452. Vide supra. 
(STIRLING BuRGHS.) Vide ELEcTIONs. 


——_—— (STIRLING, Robert.) Vide SHERIFFS CouRTs. - 
————— (STIRLING, REGISTRATION OF CLAIMS AND 


POLLING.) Petition of Electors in the Western District of 
Stirlingshire, complaining of the Registration of Claims and 
Polling for that District being fixed by the Sheriff, to be 
holden at Balfron instead of Drymen, 256. 
—— (TAILZIES ACT AMENDMENT.) Bill to alter 
and modify an Act of the Parliament of Scotland, intituled, 
* An Act concerning Tailzies ;’’ Ordered, 219. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 
219. Committed, 293. Committee deferred, 354, 381, 408, 
434 445, 463, 480, 502. Bill put off for six months, 544. 
(TEINDS.) Petitions complaining of the inequality 
of the Scottish Teinds; From Kilmaurs ; Stewarton, 275. 
(TITHES, NoRTH LEITH.) Petition of Merchants 
of Edinburgh and Leith, for repeal of the Tithe on Fish im- 
ported into the Ports of Leith and Newhaven, 188. 
(WaGES.) Vide LINEN WEAVING. 


(WAGES, ARRESTMENT OF.) Petition of Direc- 
tors of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of 
Glasgow, for preventing Arrestment of Wages payable to 
workmen by the week, fortnight or month, 674. 





——_——~ Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES, 131 fo 161.) 


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Scort, 


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IN DEX tothe E1GHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 


[ 4.1833. 





Scort, David. Vide Dest, NaTIoNAt. 

Scortisu Vacrants. Vide Vacrants (InisH and Scor- 
TISH.). — 

Sea APPRENTICESHIP SETTLEMENT; Bill to alter the Law 

_ of Settlement as far as respects Apprenticeship to the Sea 
Service; Ordered, 399. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 400. Com- 
mitted, 451. Committee deferred, 463, 472, 480. Bill con- 
sidered, 493. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 503. Third Reading deferred, 532. Bill 
passed, 557- 





ee 


; Petitions in favour; From 
Barking, 494; Ipswich, 453; King’s Lynn, 514; Little- 

. hampton, 450; North Shields, 635. 

Seaty, Henry. Vide Siavery. 


Szamen, ImpressMEnt of ;. Motion, That the forcible im- 
pressment of Seamen for His Majesty’s Navy is unjust, cruel, 
inefficient and unnecessary, 8c. ; Amendment proposed ; 
Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; 675. 


Motion, That it is the duty of this 
House to avail itself of the present period of profound Peace, 
to institute an inquiry for the purpose of erent on, al 
ther some mode may not be devised for manning His Majes- 
ty’s Ships in time of War, without recourse to the practice of 

- forcible Impressment ; Question Previous Neg. thereupon, 
675. 

Szamen’s Hospitat; Petition of the Committee of Manage- 
ment of the Society called “ The Seamen’s Hospital Society,” 
for a Bill to incorporate the Members thereof, 125. 

Bill for incorporating the Members of 
a Society commonly called ‘‘ The Seamen’s Hospital Society,” 
and for the better enabling and empowering them to carry 
on the charitable and useful designs of the same Society ; 
Ordered, 140. Presented, and read, 195. Dog spgninte’ for 
Second Reading, 205. Committed, 213. o be printed, 
214. Considered, 239. Report deferred, 245, 253. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
261. Passed, 266. Agreed to by the Lords, 301. Royal 
Assent, 352. 

SecreTARyY FoR [RELAND. 

Secret Services. VideSuppty. 

Sevect Vestries Act. Vide VesTRiEs. 

Suempte, David. Vide CoNvVEYANCING. 

Separatists AFrFirMATION; Bill to allow the people called 
Separatists to make a solemn Affirmation and Declaration 
instead of an Oath; Ordered, 305. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 310. 
Committed, 344. Committee deferred, 359, 399, 416, 434, 
451, 463, 479. Bill considered, 502. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 507. Passed, 
512. By the Lords, with Amendment, 709. Considered, 
and agreed to, 714. Royal Assent, 726. 

Petition of John Henry, of 








Vide IRELAND. 





-_ 


Armagh, in favour, 478. 

SepTENNIAL Act; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Balmerino, 411; Forfar,605 ; Godalming, 694; Harrington, 
391; Horsham, &amp;c. 694; Kilmarnock, 342; Kingston-upon- 

ull, 342 ; Kyne, Peter, 315; London, Liverymen, &amp;c. of, 
595; Ludlow, 285; National Political Union, 250; New- 
port (Isle of Wight), 539; Oldham, 694 ; Patterson, Alex- 
ander, 460; Russell, Thomas, 323 ; Saint George, Middle- 
sex, 320. 

Vide Assessep TAXEs. 

anne and TRIENNIAL PARLIAMENTS; Petitions 

. for the repeal of the Septennial Act, and the adoption of Tri- 
ennial Parliaments; From Beith, 364; Bilston, 197 ; Gals- 
ton, 509; Wolverhampton, 197 ; Yarmouth, 411. 


and Vote sy Battot; Petitions for the 
repeal of the Septennial Act, and the adoption of Vote by 
Ballot; From Attwood, Charles, 244; Blatchinworth, &amp;c. 
220; Hebden Bridge, 248; Horsham, 248; Hull, 291 ; 
Lambeth, 248; Langfield, 188; Monmouth, 159; Pollok- 
shaws, Political Union, 244; Stansfield, 220; ‘lodmorden, 
&amp;c. 248. 

SERINGAPATAM Prize Money. Vide East Inpia. 


SERJEANT; usual Orders to him, 38,9 . 

———— sent with the Mace to summon Members, 111, 
130, 131, 140, 146, 157, 165, 182, 193, 216, 229, 300, 303, 
$27, 331, 355, 357, 384, 397, 417, 421, 454- 

informed the House, That he bad a Stranger in his 
custody who had entered the House during the Debate, 246. 
Discharged out of Custody, 252. 


Senseant’s InN AGREEMENT; Petition for leave to present 
a Petition for a Bill for antes carrying into effect 
two several Agreements between the Bishop of Ely and the 
parish of Saint Dunstan’s in the West, and the Society of 
Judges and Serjeants at Law, of Serjeant’s Inn, for vesting in 











the Trustees of the said Society, the fee simple for the same 
Inn, and for other purposes; Reterred to a Committee, 162. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented ‘accordingly ; 
Referred to a Committee ; 172. Reported;. Report referred 
to Select Committee on Standing Orders; 183. Vide 
Stanpine OrveRs. Report, That the Parties be permitted 
to proceed ; To give Notices, &amp;c.; 195. Report from Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders read ; Bill ordered ; 198. Presented, 
and read, 208. Committed, 281. Time enlarged for Report, 
397- Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 448. Passed, 456. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 536. Considered, and 
agreed to, 538. Royal Assent, 559. 


Vide Jupce’s Cuamauers. 
Sessions of the Peace. (Vide AppREssEs, 162.) 
SETTLEMENT. Vide Law of SeTTLEMENT. 


Sewers; Petition of the Commissioners of Sewers of Great 
Chart and Yalding, praying, That the House will pass a Bill 
for amending the Law of Sewers, 215. 


——-—— Acts relating thereto read; Bill to amend, ordered, 
2:8. Presented, aud read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and tobe printed; 227. Second Reading deferred, 
230, 246, 293. Bill committed, 317. Committee deferred, 
345- Bill considered, 354. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 359. Third Reading deferred, 
372. Passed, 383. By the Lords, with Amendments, 506. 
Amendments. considered, 515. (Special entry in respect of 
the Amendment relating to the qualification of the Com- 
missioners in two Counties, the same being necessary to carry 
into effect the intention of the Commons); Amendments 
agreed to, 516. Royal Assent, 531. 


Petition of Commissioners of Sewers in the County 
of Monmouth, in favour, 296. 
— Petition of the Commissioners of Sewers for the 
limits extending from Ravensborne to Lombard Wall, against, 
317. ; 
— Vide Accounts. WrEsTMINSTER SEWERS. 
SHannon Navication. Vide IReELANp. 
Suerirr and Burau Courts. Vide Scortanp. 
Suerirr’s Act. Vide IRELAND. 
Court. Vide ScoTLanp. 


—~ Expenses; Bill to regulate the Office of High 
Sheriff, to reduce the expenses attending it, and to facilitate 
the passing the Accounts; Ordered, 310. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
338. Committed; 359. Committee deferred ; 399, 426, 463. Bill 
considered ; Committee report progress ; 493. Committee 
deferred, 408, 503. Order for Committee read ; Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Question Nee. there- 
upon ; Bill put off for Six Months; 518. % 
Proceedings in Committee, 493. 
SuitireeeEr, George, Vide Potice Orrices ( London.) 
SHILLINGFORD Road. Vide AyLesBury. 


SHIPBUILDING ; Petition of Ship Sawyers of the River Thames, 
for reducing the Sum allowed to be expended in Foreign 
Ports upon Repairs ; Referred toSelect Committee on Manu- 
factures, Commerce and Shipping, 428. 

Vide Man, Iste oF. 


Vide Accounts. 








— —— 





Suip Letrers. 


Suippinc. Vide British Suipreinc. MaAnvuFractTures, 
ComMMERCE and SuHippPinc. MeEercuant Sarprinc. Re- 
GISTRY OF VESSELS. 


————-—. ADMEASUREMENT; Petition of Shipwrights of 
the Port of London, praying, that all British-built Ships may 
be rated according to their real size in cubic feet, 632... 


SuipsTon upon Stour Railway. Vide Srratrorop, 
SHoreuamM Harbour. Vide Accounts. 
SHoTLey Road. Vide GATESHEAD. 


SuRrewssury Borough ; Petition of Inhabitants of Shrewsbury, 
for an Inquiry into the different Incorporated Companies in 
that Town; Referred:to the Select Committee on Municipal 
Corporations, 438. 


Sr1errA Leone. Vide Accounts. 


Sitxs; Petition of Throwsters and Silk Manufacturers of Mac- 
clesfield against the reduction of Duty on Foreign Thrown 
Silks ; 636. 

Petition. of persons engaged in the Silk Manufacture in 
various parts of the Kingdom, against the removal of the Duty 
on, the importation of Foreign Thrown Silks, 666. 


Sitk TRADE; Petition of Silk Manufaeturers of Spitalfields, 
complaining of the introduction of Foreign manufactured 
Silk Goods, 555. 


Simmens, William ; Petition of William Simmens, late private 
of the First Regiment of Foot Guards, complaining of being 
drumined out of the Regiment for reading Unstamped Publi- 
cations, and for an Inquiry, 505. 

-« SUMMENS, 





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Simmens, William; Petition of Richard Moor, Chairman of 
a:Meeting of inhabitant Householders of Manchester, for an 
inquiry inte the case of William-Simmens, 694. 

Simpre Larceny. Vide Larceny. 

SinecureE Orrices; Petition of Members of a Society calling 


itself the Beith Agricultural Political Union, for the abolition 
of all Sinecure Offices, both in Church and State, 221. 


ce : _ Motion, That. on all fature vacancies of 

- Sineeure Offices at home and abroad, no new appointments 

4. to such vacant Offices shall be made, with any salary, fees 
or emoluments thereto attached ; Motion withdrawn, 286. 








: Motion for presenting an Address to 
His Majesty, That He will be pleased to direct an Inquiry to 
be made into every existing Sinecure Office, or Office exe- 
cuted by deputy, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed; atid made; 
Main Question, as amended, agreed to; 676. Vide infra, 


~~ Resolution for presenting an humble 

Address to His Majesty, That He will be graciously pleased 
to give directions, that there be prepared, in order to be laid 
before, the House at the commencement of the next Session of 
Parliament, a Return.explaining the nature, tenure and emolu- 

_ ments of all Sipecure Offices withiu, the United Kingdom &gt; 
676. . 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 163.) 








SInEcuRES AND Pensions; Petitious for abolition of all - 


_ Sinecures and unmerited Pensions; From Kilmarnock, 168 ; 
South Shields, 168; Stockton-upon-Tees, 168; Webber, 
- George, 244. : 
Skinner, John Joseph, Vide Duzuuinc. 
Stave, Rev. Henry Raper. Vide Cugrey. | . 
Stave Poputation. Vide Accounts, (ADDRESSES; 164.) 
Stavery ; Petitions for the abolition thereof ; From Ash next 
Sandwich, 320; Anston, 377; Alne, 377; Aylesbury, 358 ; 
Acomb, &amp;c. 377 ; Ashwell, 377 ; Alsager Bank, 369 ; Arnold, 
377; Anslow, 369; Aberavon, 377 ; Alstonefiel, 377 5 Ack- 
worth, 377, Apsley Guise, &amp;c. 363; Appleton Wisk, 377 ; 
Accrington, &amp;c. 377 ; Alcester, 377 ; Atherstone, 377 ; Alles- 
tree, 349; Ashbourne, 350; Ardwick-le-street, &amp;c. 377; Alfre- 
ton, 349; Askrigg. &amp;c. 349; Ardleigh, 363; Annan, 377; 
Aswardby, 369; Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 369; Ashton-under- 
~ Lyne, 349; Aberffraw, &amp;c. 348; Alrewas, 369 ; Abergavenny, 
- 920; Addingham, 220; Amesbury, 296; Alkborough, 255 ; 
~ Ayr, 320;, Amlwch, 349; Audley, 369; Ashby, &amp;Xc. 369 ; 
~ Ampthill, &amp;c. 369; Aberystwith, 376; Ashburton, 70; Ap- 
' pledore, 296; Aldborough, 288 ; Aldringham, 288; Abing- 
don, 288; Alloa, 240; Astwood, 296; Amesbury, 206 ; 
~ Altcar, &amp;c. 288; Aisgarth, 348; Alstonefield, 288; Alford, 
&amp;c. 288; Alternan, &amp;c. 341 ; Avening, 240; Arbroath, 268 ; 
Allonby, 268; Abergavenny, 295; Antrim, 341; Arundel, 
296; Aveton Gifford, 313 ; Axminster, 313 ; Auchinleck, 
363 ; Auchtergaven, 234 ; Arrington, &amp;c. 348; Anstruther 
Easter, 70; Arbroath ; 388; Armagh, &amp;c. 431 ; Abbotscars- 
well, 338; Apperly, 392 ; Aylsham, 338 ; Ayton, Great, 392 ; 
Aberdeen (Two Petitions),279 ; Andover, 387 ; Audlem, 387 ; 
- Ashelworth, 387 ; Acomb, 387 ; Alton, (Two Petitions), 387 ; 
Allington, 387; Athlone, 387; Aughton, 387; Asnton 
{ Devon), 387 ; Appleby, 389 , Ashwater, 426 ; Alveston, 392 ; 
‘ Acton, 392; Almondbury, 392; Andover, 392; Altrincham, 
292; Aylesbury, 402; Aberdeen (Three Petitions), 392; 
- Athlone, 392; Astley Bridge, 392; Alberton, 431; Annesley 
Woodhouse, 449; Ashby, 449; Avebury (Two Petitions), 
313; Adare, &amp;c. 431; Aughnacloy, 431; Antrim (Two Peti- 
tions), 4313; Augher, 431; Antony, 392; Armagh, 388 ; 
Ardleigh, 388 ; Astibarton, 449; Aberystwith, 442; Aber- 
deen, 469; Alnwick (Two Petitions), 599; Armagh, 478 ; 
Ashdon, 412; Alyth, 431:; Aldersgate, 388; Arnold, 388; 
' Ancrew, 388 Ashton Keynes, 388 ; Axminster, 138; Am- 
' berston, 437 ; Abingdon, 437 ; Aberdeenshire, 412; Alfris- 
‘ ton, 412; Airth, 412; Arklow, 459; Aberystwith, 442 ; 
' Atherstone, 274; Ashkirk, 274; Abergele, 386; Ansty, 386; 
Arlecdon, 386; Abershirdir, 386 ; Ash Prington, 365 ; Ash- 
bourne, 387; All Cannings, 387; Aston, 387; Allestree, 
387; Alresford, 388; Auchtergaven, 388; Aylsham, 388 ; 
Ashford, 387 ; Aston, 387 ; Armagh, 387 ; Alderbury, 387; 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 386; Alpraham, 386; Ampthill, 279; 
‘ Alnwick (Two Petitions), 274; Aldwinkle, 168; Appleby, 
Lincoln, 389; Arbroath, 439 3 Alvaston, 437; Adderbury, 
437 ;, Atherstone, 288 ; Amlwch, 284; Appleby, &amp;c. 437 ; 
Aucitermuchty, 128; Ashfield-cum-Thorpe, 279 ; Aldboro 
320; Abergavenny, 295; Aldstone, 309; Armley, 343; 
Addingham, 313 ; Ashburton (Two Petitions), 313; Alder- 
bury, 296; Axminster, 312 ; Ayton, 316; Arthur’s Hill, 313; 
Amersham, 320 ; Aspatria, 278; Attleborough, 389 ; Atter- 
cliffe, 313; Alcester, 279; Athy, 389; Alston, 2805: Aust- 
wick, 313; Appleton, 313; Ayr, 313; Andover (Two Peti- 
tions), 280 ; Albrough, 348; Asfordby, 341 ; Ashton-under- 
Lyne, 358; Altrincham, 458; Ashburton, 362; Appledore, 
' 962; Abbotts Bromley, 369; Anstey, 341; Abersyehan, 
_ 348; Alford, 348; Abergavenny, 348; Astiby-de-la-Zouch, 
"348; Ashampstead, 348; Arberfield, 348; Ashford, 349; 
Alnwick, 348; Attleborough, 349 ; Aldersgate Street, 349 ; 
Aldeburgh, 349; Antony, 349 ; Atworth, 349; Aldwinkle, 
197 5 Ashbourne, 340; Aycliffe, Great, 348 ; Bangor, 358 ; 
VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 


Brigg, 362; Brereton, 362; Bollington, 363; Borrowdale, 
363; Burgh, 363 ; Billingbro’, 362 ; Barkston, 363; Brack- 
ley, 369; Burgh Saint Peter’s, 369; Baliymena, 31 ; 
Bawdrey, 377; Barningham, 377; Bootle, 377;  Bru- 
ton, 3773 Bridgend, 349; Bedworth, 377; Bulwell, 377; 
Banwell, 377; Brompton, 377; Beighton, &amp;c. 377; Banff, 
377; Belper, &amp;c. 350; Blundeston, 349; Bury Saint 
Edmunds, 377; Boulge, &amp;c, 377; Bishopstone, &amp;c. 358 ; 
Broseley, 349; Buckland, 358; Barton, &amp;c. 348; Brampton, 
348 ; Bucknall, 389; Barton-under-Needwood, 362; Bridge 
Sollars, &amp;c. 377; Borrowby, 377;  Bamber-bridge, 377 ; 
Boroughbridge, 377; Blakesley, 369; Bridlington Quay, 
3773 Bushell Eaves, 377; Brighouse, 377; Beeston, 377; 
Blyth, 377; Biggleswade, 363; Boxford, 377; Barford, 360; 
Barton Latimer, 369; Bedford, 369; Bromington, 376 ; 
Belfast, 376; Bilby, 376; Bridge, 376; Bozeat, 360; 
Burslem, 369; Broseley, 360; Brixworth, 369; Barmouth, 
389; Beirton, 358; Brodsworth, 377; Blunham, 412; 
Boston, 377; Bartord, 377 ;. Bressingham, 377 ; Blackwater, 
348 ;. Barmbrough, &amp;c. 377; Barnwell, 377; Birmingham 
(Four Petitions), 377; Barkby, 386; Bill Quay, 363; Ben- 
sington, 349; Beith, 363; Bickleigh, 363; Barton-upon- 
Humber, 369; Blakeney, 369 ;, Blunkam, 349; Brough, 349; 
Buckingham, 358; Burton Latimer, &amp;c. 349; Bristol (Three 
Petitions), 349; Bradwell, 341; Bognor, 348; Brislington, 
3493 Blaxell, 279; Bradford (York) 274; Barham, 337; 
Bedgar, . 387 ; Brompton, 387; Borough. Green, 387; 
Bratton, 387; Bunbury, 387; Bosley, 387; Betley, 387; 
Buerton, 386; Bradford, 387; Breedon, 386; Brenchley, 
386; Bucklebury, 386; Blaby, 386; Belgrave, 386; Brad- 
field, 349 ; Blandford Forum, 377; Bridport, 376; Beacons- 
field, 348; Builth, 349; Ballycastle, 376;° Bitton, 340; 
Broughton, &amp;c. 249; Bury (Lancaster) 349; Beeralsion, 
348; Barnet, 349; Babeary, 377; Beckermet, 274 ; Bristol, 
348; Bradfield, 363; Brandon, 377; Bungay, 377;, Blay- 
don, 363; Birmingham (Seventeen Petitions), 369; Bridport, 
$77; Burton Bradstock, 377; Badsworth, 369; Belper, 349 ; 
Burfield, 377;  Brightwalton, 377; Birmingham, 377; 
Barrowford, 363; Bury (Lancaster), 363; Bacup, 363; 
Brierley Hill, 362; Birchington, 358; Bidborough, 362 ; 
Birmingham, &amp;c. 362; Boston, 263; Benniworth, 363; 
Barton-upon-Humber, 363; Blyton, 363; Bocking, 363; 
Beaumont, 363; Bedminster, 348; Brixham, 365; Bishop’s 
Stortford, 365; Ballyshannon, 387; Bentley-cum-Arksey, 
377; Bilton, &amp;c. 377; Bickington, 362; Brixham, 362; 
Bloomfield, 362 ; Bloxwich, 362; Banff, 387; Ballina, 387 ; 
Ballydehof, 387; Bantry, 387; Bath, 377; Bramfield, 279; 
Broadwinsor, 389; Brotherton, &amp;c. 439; Bangor (Down), 
488; Balderton, 295; Bingham, 295; Bodmin, 295; Brigh- 
ton, 389; Bon Leigh, 389; Balinamallard, 389; Berwick- 
upon-T'weed (Two Petitions), 274; Bridwood, 274; Bad- 
dingham, 279; Brandeston, 279; Bramley, 279; Broadwater, 
279; Beccles, 279; Barnsley, 543; Barrowash, 387; Brose- 
ley, 387; Buchie, 387; Brighton, &amp;c. 387; Bawtry, 387; 
Buxton, 387 ; Bradford (York)(Three Petitions), 387 ; Bent- 
worth, 387 ; Brookeboro’, 387; Burnsall, 412; Buxton, 387 ; 
Barlow, 387; Bakewell, &amp;c. 387; Beeley, &amp;c. 387; Bury 
Saint Edmunds, 388; Bermondsey, 388; Brockham, 388; 
Bingham, 388 ; Basford, 388; Barton Mills, 388; Bow (Mid- 
dlesex), 388; Bristol, 388; Beenham,388; Bury Saint Edmunds, 
388 ; Belfast, 388; Burliscombe, 388; Badford,338; Bewdley 
(Two Petitions), 412 ; Bowden, 274; Bruntisham,279;, Bed- 
rule, 274; Burton Overy,389; Bridgford, 295; Ballitore, 402; 
Barby, 500; Brixton (Devon), 579; Bandon, 387; Burgh, 
389; Bourn, &amp;c. 389; Brampton, 389; Billinghay, 387; 
Builth, 388 ; Brentford, &amp;c. 388 ; Bromley, 338 ; Bailycanew, 
387; Broadclist, 387 ;. Bromley (Essex), 3873; Betchworth, 387; 
Broadmead, 387; Barnby Dunn, &amp;c. 382; Bath, 387; Bedale, 
392; Baldock, 295; Buassenthwaite, 387; Barry, &amp;c. 606; 
Beulah, 387; Ballydrihid, 610; Broadmayns, 610; Blackburn, 
610; Boston, 610;-Bristol, 616; Brafferton, &amp;c. 610; Buckerell, 
654; Buckland, 387; Benenden, 387; Bethersden, &amp;c., 387; 
Beuulieu Rails, 387 ; Bishop’s Castle, 387; Bratton, 387 ; 
Bishop’s Lydiard, 387; Bradtord, Y ork (Three Petitions), 387 ; 
Bentworth, 387; Brookeboro’, 387; . Bow, Devon, 392; 
Bideford, 392; Beeralston, 392; Bullock Smithy, 392; Birch 
Torr Mine, 392 ; Boddicot, &amp;c. 392; Burbage, 392 ; Ballinfull, 


392 ; Ballymote, 392 ; Bridgnorth, 392 ; Bamberbridge, 392; 


Birmingham(Two, Petitions), 431 ; Braunston, 500; Blackshaw 
Head, 412; Bellughy, 431; Ballerno, &amp;c., 431 ; Bognor, 431; 
Ballyclare, 431; Beckley, &amp;c., 431; Ballymacarrett, 491 ; 
Blackburv, 431; Bardney, 412; Brixton Hill, 418; Bermond- 
sey, &amp;c. 418; Broughton, &amp;c. 392; Bolton (‘I'wo Petitions), 
392; Brotton, 392; Bolingry, 392; Boscastle, 392; Bristal 
(I'woPetitions), 392 ; Bourton-on-the-W ater, 392 ; Barnstaple, 


- 3923 Byfield, 500; Brington, 500; Blisworth, 500; Battle, 


494; Ballysduff, 509; Bailieboro’, 509 ; Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
475; Bala, 500; Bentley, 437; Beltast, 435; Barrow, 437 ; 
Bayswater, 389 ; Ballinamore, 389 ; Burslem, 439; Beutley, 
389; Brighton, &amp;c. 389; Barton, 412; Banbury, 437; Bright- 
lingsea, 439; Bures St. Mary, 439; Burford, 437; Blewberry, 


' 437; Bloxholm, 437; Bilston, 439 ; Benwick, 4393: Barford, 


437 ; Broadwas, Xc. 437 ; Broadheath, 437 ; Bridgnorth, 439 ; 
Bathford, 442 ; Bibury, 442; Bath Easton, &amp;c. 442; Bloxham, 
449; Beaball, 449; Burton Joice, 449; Blyth, &amp;e.. 449 ; 
Beeston, 449 ; a. oY (Two Petitions), 449; Broadhampton, 

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SLAVERY—continued. 

449; Buckhaven, 449; Broughton, &amp;c. 412 ; Bidford, 388; 
Bathgate, 402 ; Badsey, &amp;c. 388 ; Blockley, 388 ; Buxton, &amp;c. 
388; Bugbrooke, 388 ; Bradpole, &amp;c. 406; Brightwell, &amp;c. 
388; Battle, 439; Beechingstoke, 439; Birmingham, 388 ; 
Bagenalstown, 389; Bow, 389; Bradmore, 449; Bucknall,389:; 
Bridgewater, 380; Bledlow, 380: Belfast,388 ; Bethnal Green, 
388; Barnstaple, 388; Brimpton, 389; Barrowford, 388 ; 
Bentley, 318 ; Brightlingsea, 431 ; Bromham, 439; Brampton, 
437; Buxhall, 279; Bottesdale, 377 ; Bingley, 377 ; Brighouse, 
&amp;c. 220; Brigham, &amp;c. 134; Barton Saint David’s, &amp;c. 220; 
Barnoldsworth-in-Craven, 220 ; Bassingham, 133 ; Broughton, 
134; Barrington, 200; Buckfastleigh, 313 ; Brixham, 312 ; 
Bowling, 178; Bacton, 182; Breage, 215 ; Barton-upon-Hum- 
ber,255; Barrow, 255; Bradworthy, 312 ; Budleigh Salterton, 
312; Bursdon-on-Stather, 255; Bonby, 255; Bythorne, &amp;c. 
249; Braybrook, 240; Balmerino, 240; Blaen-y-Wain, 127 ; 
Bridiington, 100; Burlington, 100; Bodmin, 70; Beaumaris, 
&amp;c. 268 ; Bassingham, 100; Blaenffoes, 127 ;, Buckland Mo- 
nachorum, 288 ; Broomsgrove, 288 ; Beccles, 288; Berwick- 
upon-1 weed, 288; Broughton, 296; Bickleigh, 288; Brecknock 
(ThreePetitions), 258; Burslem, 266; Brigh, 268; Bourton, 268; 
Ballymena, 273 ; Bath, 268 ; Blennerhasset, &amp;c. 274 ; Busteed, 
George Washington, 268; Billericay, 288; Blakeney, 305 ; 
Burnham Market, 288; Blaby, 128; Broad Town, 206; 
Blackanton, 313 ; Bideford, 305; Bilston, 288; Bolingbroke, 
288 ; Boxstead, 288 ; Bridgwater, 288 ; Broughton, 288 ; Ban- 
bury, 288; Berkeley, 288; Butley, 288; Belchford, 288; 
Barding, 288; Barnard Castle Moor, 288; Barnard Castle, 
288; Bigburv, &amp;c. 313; Blairgowrie, &amp;c. 234; Bicker, 296 ; 
Brant Broughton, 206; Bishop Wilton, 313; Bildestone, 
288; Burton-upon-Trent (Two Petitions), 268; Bridestow, 
312; Berwick-upon-T weed, 295 ; Berwick Saint John, 296; 
Biggar, 296; Brinkworth, 296; Blackburn (Two Petitions), 
296; Brecknock, 296; Bow, 305; Bradninch, 305; Broad 
Clist, 305; Burstwick, &amp;c. 320; Bradford (York), 295 ; 
Brierly, 413; Bourn, 295; Billinghay, 296; Bradfield, &amp;c. 
295; Barnoldswick, 312; Bickington, 312; Beeford, 313; 
Burton Pidsea, 320; Bury, 312; Bocking, 309; Bacup, 
312; Braintree, 309; Berrynarbor, 305 ; Beckington, 305 ; 
Belshore, 305; Bampton, 305; Bramton, 305; Bromyard, 
313; Bath, 320; Budleigh Salterton, 313; Boston, 188; 
Brandling Place, 313; Bigge’s Main, 313; Byker Hill, 313; 
Burley, 313; Bawtry, 313; Byker, 313 ; Broughton-in-Fur- 
ness, 313; Branscombe, 313; Bullock Smithy, 313; Batley, 
313; Bath (Two Petitions), 320; Bulman, 313; Borough- 
bridge, 413; Beverley, 313; Berkshire, Clergy of, 200; 
Breut, 284; Bishop Auckland, 284; Barningham, 284 ; Bowes, 
284; Barnard Castle, 284; Broadway, 280; Beerfield, 284; 
Blackburn, 128; Blakeham, Great, &amp;c. 279; Brailes, 284; 
Beaminster, 158; Brechin, 188; Bourton, &amp;c. 284; Bland- 
ford, 284; Bradford (Wilts), 284; Batford, 284; Bodmin, 
284; Bilston, 320; Bawtry, &amp;c. 313; Birstwith, 313 ; Bos- 
worth, 234; Bovey Tracey, 320; Barrow, &amp;c. 320; Brad- 
ford (York,) 316; Bradley, 316; Broughton, Great, 313; 
Burkenshaw, 316; Bartham, 316; Bramham, 316; Bridge- 
houses, 313; Bradford Moor (York), 316; Brigstock, 313 ; 
Bury (Lancaster), 313; Bolton (Cumberland), 313; Bishop 
Wearmouth (Two Petitions), 313; Bentley, Great, 388, 431 ; 
Buckingham, 313; Boughton-under-Blean, 313; Bingley, 
313; Bramley, 313; Barnsley, 313; Bolton-on-Dearne, 313; 
Bramley, 313 ; Brampton-en-le-Morthern, 313; Burton, 313 ; 
Birstall, 313; Berkhamstead, Great, 388; Buckfastleigh, 
320, 362; Bishop’s Nympton, 320; Bridford, 320; Busby, 
143; Buckendon, 284; Berwick-upon-T'weed, 268; Bainton, 
349; Bungay, 349; Brentwood, 350; Beeralston, 358; 
Barnstaple (Two Petitions) 341; Burnham, 358; Blakeley, 
358; Barton, 358; Bovey, 362; Barnstaple, 362; Bin- 
brook, 362; Beverley, 349; Bradford (York), 349; Burford, 
349; Bacton, 349; Boxtord, 349; Breedon, 350; Belper, 
350; Belton, 349; Bacup, 349; Blackpool, 349; Bainbridge, 
349; Bedminster, 377; Broughton Gifford, 348; Bristol, 
348 ; Burton-in-Kendal, 348 ; Broughton Astley, 348; Bristol, 
349; Brickhill, Great, 437; Bardfield, Great, 309; Bideford, 
349; Burnley, 349: Beaumaris, 348; Burrough, &amp;c. 348 ; 
Bangor, 349; Brenchley, 349; Barton Mills, 349; Black- 
friars Road (London), 349; Bolton, &amp;c. 340; Birdbush, 376; 
Bolton, 348; Blaenavon, 348; Barkby, 341; Burton-on- 
the-Water, 341; Bilton, 341; Burrow, 341; Birstall, 348 ; 
Bradley, 348; ne Stortford, 348; Burton-upon-Trent, 
377; Buckwell, 377; Bridgewater, 377; Bangor, 377; Buck- 
land Brewer, 362; Bideford, 362; Burnley, 377; Buryan, 
341; Blaston, 369; Bedford, 360 ; Barton, &amp;c. 369 ; Barles- 
tone, 369; Bryn Castle, 369; Billesden, &amp;c. 369; Blyth, 369; 
Belgrave, 348; Broome, &amp;c. 449; Bealings, Great, &amp;e. 377 ; 
Chard, 268; Clifton, 277; Cromer, 184; Cliffe Regis, 138 ; 
Cults (Two Petitions), 70; Chippenham (‘Two Petitions), 313 ; 
Coleford, 211; Cowbridge, 215; Clare (Suffolk,) Two Peti- 
tions, 206; Chipping Wycombe, 369 ; Clitheroe, 348; Castle- 
town, 220; Chesham, 341; Chesterfield, 341; Chipping 
Warden, 369; Crowland, 369; Cinderford, 369; Cirences- 
ter (Two Petitions), 369; Carmarthen, 348; Christchurch 
(Hants), 349; Carlisle, 349; Congleton, 3603; Crediton, 363; 
Cranfield (‘Iwo Petitions), 363; Croft, 255; Campden, 369 ; 
Carlton, 363 ; Chorley, 363; Chew Magna, 377; Cumnock, 
220; Colchester, 377; Chattisham, 377; Caverton, 377; 


Cantly, &amp;c. 377; Congresbury, 377 ; Catholic Clergymen of 
the Midland District, 500; Clutton, 377; Carnew, 389 ; 
Carlton, 362; Chilton, 362: Castle Bytham, 363 ; Calstock, 
348 ; Camberwell, 377 ; Cockfield, &amp;c. 320; Cheddar, 377 ; 
Cottingham, 377; Corney, &amp;c. 377; Chelmondeston, 377; 
Crewkerne, 377 ; Charterhouse Hinton, 377; Cheddleton, 
377 3 Coventry, 377; Caistor, 363; Church Town, 377; 
Cheiveley, 377; Cleethorpe, 363 ; Conisbrough, 377 ; Camel- 
ford, 376; Caversham (Two Petitions), 349; Corby, 363; 
Crabb’s Cross, 377 ; Cambusnethan, 437 ; Chew Stoke, 377 ; 
Cradley, 377; Creaton, Great, 268; Clackton, Great, 363, 
439; Cornard, Great, 296; Cotmanhay, 350; Colchester, 
377 5. Canibridge (Two Petitions), 377; Cotton, 377; Charl- 
ton Adam, &amp;c. 280; Clitheroe, 377; Colne, 363; Chesfield, 
&amp;c. 387; Cockerton, 387; Chester, 387 ; Calne, 387; Chip- 
penham, 386; Castle Donington, 386; Codford, &amp;c. 206; 
Chipping Norton, 200; Clonakilty, 219; Charing, 387; 
Chart, Great, 349, 387; Colchester, 431; Chapel Hill, 348; 
Chelmsford, 363; Canterbury, 387; Coltersworth, 363; 
Corsley, 320; Chilvers Coton, 274; Charter House Hinton, 
320; Cornwall, 320; Camborne, 320; Cratfield, &amp;e. 288; 
Cowbridge, 284; Castleford, 284; Cotherstone, 284; Clow- 
ton, 312; Crowan, 215; Cury, &amp;c. 215; Croydon, 215; Car- 
diff, 215; Cranford, 197; Cookstown, 188 ; Culmstock, 168; 
Chapel Hill, 255; Coningsby, 348, 369; Crediton (Four Pe- 
titions), 363; Cranbrook, 349; Cardigan, 376; Chester-le- 
street, 349 ; Copdock, &amp;c. 288 ; Cupar (Two Petitions), 70 ; 
Curry Kivell, 341; Carlton, 295; Chepstow, 295; Cogges- 
hall, 3e9; Castle Hedingham, &amp;c. 309 ; Colyton, 313; Can- 
terbury, 295 ; Chipping Sodbury, 295; Chiltern All Saints, 
296; Combe Saint Nicholas, 341 ; Cross Hills, 313 ; Crocker- 
ton, 296; Conway, 301; Carnon Downs, 376; Cheddleton; 
288; Copton, 313; Collumpton, 305; Celfowyr, 127; Ceres 
(Two Petitions), 240 ; Coldstream (‘Two Petitions), 296 ; Castle 
Carey, 288; Castle Acre, 305; Carnarvon, 301; Cotton, 
320; Chagford, 313; Chaverel, Great, 274; Cadoxton, 376; 
Caergwrlch, 376; Crelly, 369; Camborne, 369; Chipping 
Wycombe, 369; Coupar Angus, 377; Cubert, 376; Cat- 
worth Magna, 249; Coltishall, 369; Cheadle, &amp;c. 369; 
Chelsea, 339; Crewkerne, 266; Castle Donington, 268 ; 
Combmartin, 395; Charsfield, 288; Corsham, 288; Clamra- 
borough, &amp;e. 305; Caerleon, 288; Cawood, 315; Chum- 
leigh, 305 ; Chudleigh, 312; Chilterne, 296; Clifton Dart- 
mouth Hardness, 320; Colebrook, 388; Carrington, 403; 
Crossthwaite, 442; Cockermouth, 279; Chilwell, &amp;c. 338 ; 
Cleator, 279; Colnbrook, 403 ; Cavan, 90; Castleton, 274; 
Castle Sowerby, 389; Carlton (Glasgow), 388; Colnbrook, 
320; ect sy 341; Cudworth, 313; Clayton Heights, 
313; Camden Town, 389; Church Whittington, 313; Che- 
riton Fitzpayne, 439 ; Chalfont Saint Peters, 313 ; Churchstow, 
312 ; Crawley, 309 ; Chagford, 305 ; Cannington, 305 ; Carn- 
money, 338; Chinley, 437; Charlbury, 437 ; Combs, 388 ; 
Colne, 388; Compton, 338; Cork, 456; Crossgates, &amp;c. 
412; Cowling Hill (York), 274; Collumpton, 392; Cadox- 
ton, 392; Cardiff (Two Petitions), 392 ; Carmei, 387 ; Cap- 
poquin, 389; Carew, 387; Clashmore, 389; Cawston, &amp;c. 
388 ; Costessing, 388 ; Cleckheaton, 387 ; Crestwell Quay, 
388; Chiswick, 388 ; Chipping Norton, 380; Coleraine, 389; 
Cumberton, 389 ; Calne, 274; Chester, 449; Calverton, &amp;c. 
449; Cardigan (Two Petitions), 442 ; Cavers, 274 ;-Copman- 
thorp, 387 ; Crail, 387; Curry Rivell, 387 ; Church Stretton, 
387 ; Carmarthen, 387 ; Corsley, 389 ; Croydon, 387 ; Chard, 
387 ; Corton, 387; Catrine, 427; Clara, 427; Collumpton, 
420: Church Town, 418; Clist Honiton, 426; Culmstock, 
426; Cuckfield, 424; Conroy, 431 ; Chichester, 431; Caledon, 
431; Colchester, 431; Cheslyn Hay, 431; Comrie, 431; 
Cork, 478 ; CityjRoad, 554; Chapel-en-le-Frith, 387; Chad- 
desden, 387 ; Crich, 387; Cromford, 387 ; Chumleigh, 388 ; 
Carlisle, (Two Petitions) 388 ; Cromer, &amp;c. 388; Chislett, &amp;c. 
388; Clapham, 388 ; Cobham, 388; Crossmolina, 387 ; Cork, 
387; Castlecomer, 387; Coalbrook Dale, 387; Coolbawn, 
387; .Coalford, 387; Croxton, 386; Cockermouth, 386; 
Charleton, 365; Cutlar, 381; Carno, 128; Cretingham, 
279; Caistor, 363; Chichester, 388; Chelmsford, 388 ; 
Crailing, 274; Cavendish, 313 ; Coilington, 295; Codding- 
ton, 295; Cadnum, 388; Cork, 439; Cradley, 389; Con- 
stantine, 215; Chelliston, 437; Cardington Cottonend, 439; 
Chatteris, 439; Chideock, 389 ; Coffinswell, 389; Cristow, 
389; Cobridge, (Two Petitions) 389; Clun, 389; Carlow, 
389 ; Coalbrook Cross, 389; Cioyne, 389 ; Charmouth, 389 ; 
Chesterfield, 437; Croft, 389; Clonmel, 389; Cumnock, 
313; Chattisham, 279; Chilton, 274; Calstock, 279 ; Chaw- 
leigh, 305; Chelsea, 439; Chalford Hill, 100; Castleton, 
341 ; Chapmanslade (Two Petitions), 284; Cemmes, 128; 
Chatersburgh, 389; Cookley, 279; Chelmondiston, 279; 
Coldingham, 320; Capel Saint Mary’s, 320; Cockermouth, 
320; Churchwell, 313; Cheadle, 313; Cumbernauld, 320; 
Clonmel, 389; Chesterford, Great and Little, 320; Crans- 
wick, 313; Coalford, 284; Colne (Three Petitions), 338; 
Calstock, 279; Chester-le-Street, 389; Chigwell Row, 439 ; 
Clapham, 389; Childrey, 279; Craco, 316; Chepping 
Wycombe, 320 ; Clyst Saint Mary, 313; Clyst Saint George, 
313; Chudleigh, 320; Caerphilly, 392; Cheltenham (Two 
Petitions), 392; Crafthole, 392; Callington, 392; Couch’s 
Mill, 392 ; Chedder, 338; Congleton, 387 ; Chatham, 387 ; 
Calderbrook, 392; Chorley, 392; Combe Raleigh, a0? 

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SLavERY—continued. 

Clun, 392; Chapel-en-le-Frith, 392; Cheadle, 392 ; Craw- 
shaw Booth, 392; Cubberley, 392 ; Cheltenham, 392 ; Carl- 
ton, 392 ; Castlebar, 475; Cawood, &amp;c., 475; Church Over, 
- 469; Crieff, 554; Chichester, 519 ; Cavan, 509 ; Carrigancar, 
§00; Ceven Mawr, 338; Clifton, Great and Little, 338; 
Crimplesham, 338 ; Clifton, 392; Cam, &amp;c., 392 ; Cripplestye, 
387; Chatteris, 387; Capel Suir, 387; Cwmfelyn, &amp;c., 387; 
Crook, 349; Chesterfield, 341; Conisholme, 362; Crowle, 
362; Craike, 377; Carlton, 377; Cotgrave, 377 ; Cold Over- 
ton, 341; Chumleigh, 362 ; Castletown, 341 ; Carmoney, 358; 
Chorlton-upon-Medlock, 358; Clovelly, 362; Cerrygy- 
druidion, 350; Cullingworth, 349; Clopton, 349; Cleck- 
heaton, 349; Crediton, 376; Carlisle, 349; Charbury, 349; 
Chipping, 349 ; Chishill, 349; Church Whalley, 349; Cran- 
brook, 349; Chowbent, 349; Cuckfield, 349; Castle Comb, 
349 ; Cowes, 349; Colerne, (Two Petitions), 349; Cotting- 
ham, 349; Candwell, 350; Chelmsford, 350; Caernarvon, 
377; Crosby Ravensworth, 348; Chew Magna, 348; Clif- 
ton, 348 ; Counterslip, 349 ; Charing, 349 ; Clavering, 349 ; 
Crewkerne, 348; Carlisle, 348; Catshill, 349; Criccieth, 
377; Countesthorpe, &amp;c., 369; Carnkie, 376; Coleraine, 
376 ; Chacewater, 376; Charmouth, 349; Charlestown, 348 ; 
Chesterfield, 341 ; Coughton, 348; Coleshill, 348; Caistor, 
&amp;c., 344 ; Carmarthen (Two Petitions), 348 ; Cowbridge, 376 ; 
Cardiff, 376 ; Coseley, 369; Congerton, 369 ; Clipston, 369 ; 
Cheadle, 369; Cottingham, 369; Cave, North and South, 
341; Denham, 358 ; Dalton, 313,377; Dalby, Great, 341; Dun- 
fermline, 377 ; Dunstable, 349; Dallingho, &amp;c., 377; Dinton, 
358; Devizes, 362; Duddon, 363; Donyat, 280; Daventry, 
§00 ; Dishforth, 392 ; Dalkeith, 599 ; Dixon Green, 377 ; Diss, 
377; Downham (Two Petitions), 377; Dudley (Two Peti- 
tions), 320, 377; Dudley Wood, 377; Darley Hand, 377; 
Denholme, 313; Durham (Three Petitions), 313 ; Diss, 295; 
Downton, 296; Dolton, 305; Dysart, 313; Dunster, 305; 
Deptford, 313 ; Darley, 313; Dunsford, 320; Durham, 313; 
Denby, 21; Debenham, 283 ; Dorchester, 296; Derwen, 240; 
Dynas Colliery, 234 ; Denbigh, 268 ; Deane Prior, 301 ; De- 
vizes, 296; Darwen, 296; Dewsbury, 313; Downton, 296; 
Dudley Hill, 313; Dudwork, 313; Drogheda, 295; Dart- 
mouth, 312; Desborough, 369; Darlaston, 362; Docking, 
369; Dickleborough, 369 ; Duxford, 100; Derby, 320, 437; 
Dromore, 389; Durham, 58; Devonport, 288; Donaghadee, 
288; Drigg, 288; Droitwich, 288; Dundalk, 268; Dawlish, 
365; Dorking, 365; Denbigh, 386; Dunkerton, 377; De- 
vonport, 362, 377; Dungarvan, 377; Dalwood (Two Peti- 
tions), 377; Drayton,&amp;c.,349; Dalstun, 349; Dukinfield, 349; 
Deeping Saint James, &amp;c., 369; Dunstan, 363; Delph, 349 ; 
Dewsbury, 220; Darley Abbey, 200; Dronfield, 197; Drogheda, 
168; Dalkeith, 168; Donington-on-Baine,255; Dolgelly, 268 ;, 
Dunbar, 320; Dovor, 387 ; Deal, 387; Dartford, 387; Dane- 
in-Shaw, 387; Davenport, 386; Dearham, &amp;c., 386; Dar- 
lington, 320; Dipton, 363 ; Vartford, 349; Deal, 349; Don- 
caster, 220; Dairsie, 70; Donington,138; Danby,i27; Down- 
ham,268; Diseworth, 127; Driffield, Great, 305,313,341,348 ; 
Donnington, 279. Dalton, &amp;c.,284; Derby, 437; Donning- 
ton, 295; Dalkeith, 389; Derby (Five Petitions), 279; Dum- 
fries, 377 ; Droitwich, 377; Dudley, 439; Dungannon, 389 ; 
Dublin, 389; Debenham, 389; Driglington, 313; Doncaster, 
&amp;c., 313; Danby Dale, 313; Draycott, 437; Dumfries, 389; 
Durham, 313; Dudley, 439; Dunstable, 389; Dittisham, 
389; Dukinfield, 200; Damflask, &amp;c., 313; Dunmanway, 
387; Dawley Green, 387 ; Donegal, 387 ; Dunkancely, 387; 
Doncaster, Quakers in, 387; Doncaster, 387 ; Doveridge, 387 ; 
Dartford, 388 ; Devonshire-square, 388 ; Downham Market, 
388 ; Dundee, 302; Dane-in-Shaw, 387; Downend, 392; 
Drum, 392; Donegal, 392 ; Dymchurch, 387; Denton, &amp;c, 
392 ; Deptford, 387; Dunington, 387; Denny, 387; Dover, 
387; Dorrington, 387; Deptford, 388; Dowlais, 387; Dar- 
laston, 387; Dublin, 388; Dunse, 403; Dumfries, 388; Dal- 
keith, 388; Dalton, South, 316; Drayton, 437; Dumfries, 
388; Darlington, 437; Ditcheat, 288; Donaghadee, 431; 
Dungannon, &amp;c., 431; Dunning, 431; Dean, 348, 412; 
Dalston, 389; Dolen, 424; Dumbarton, 424; Dublin (Two 
Petitions), 426; Dublin, 392; Dursley, 392; Dolton, 392 ; 
Darlington, 392; Droylsden, 349; Dent, 348, 349; Dorches- 
ter, 348; Devonport, 349, 362; Dungannon, 349; Douglas, 
349; Duffield, 350; Drumholm, 350; Dally, Old, 341; Davy- 
hulme, 358; Dartmouth, 362; Deer, 349; Desford, 369; 
Desborough, 369; Downpatrick, 376 ; Douglas, (Isle of Man), 
348 ; Daglinworth, &amp;c., 341; Driffield, 341; Dundee, 348; 
Darlington (Two Petitions), 348 ; Exning, &amp;c., 377; Ely, &amp;c., 
377; Elsham, 363; Ednam, 377; East Dereham, 377 ; Elland, 
211; East Drayton, 377; Ely, 220; Edmonton, 377; Edg- 
ware, &amp;c., 348; Elm, Great, &amp;c., 268; Evesham, 377 ; Eye, 
377; Eccleshill, 58; Ennerdale, 363; Elton, 348; East Rain- 
ton, 387; Edmonton, &amp;c., 388; East Stonehouse, 377; Ellon 
(Two Petitions), 389 ; Enfield, 377; Easby, &amp;c., 392; Erming- 
ton, §79; Edinburgh, (Lothian Road), 599; Edinburgh, 234, 
268, 389, 431, 599, 695; Eaton, 392; East Love, 392; Easton, 
392; Easingwold, 392; East Malling, 387; Elmore, 387; Ec- 
clesfield, 388 ; Enniskillen, 387 ; Elpringham, 387 ; Eythorn, 
387; Exmouth, 387; Ennis, 431; Eastington, 392; East 
Harptree, &amp;c., 362 ; Edenfield, &amp;c., 363 ; Earlns Colne, 348; 
Elham, 387 ; Exbourne, 305 ; East Peckham, 387 ; Fdlington, 
&amp;e., 403; Eye, 184; Eastcombs, 158; Eccleshill, 220: 





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Early, &amp;c., 349; Edenshead, 349; Eynsford, 348; East 
Linton, 168 ; East Grinstead, 313; Exeter, 313, 376; Eaton 
Bray, 369; Ely, 376; Eye, 369; Emneth, 369; Edmonton, 
389; Eastcott, 389; Ettingshall Road, (Stafford), 288 ; East 
Dereham, 288 ; East Woodlands. 268 ; Egglestone, 288 ; East 
Keal, 255; East Halton, 255; Etruria, 255; Ebenezer, 127 ; 
Egg Buckland, 288; Edlaston, 295; East Allendale, 309 ; 
East Alvington, 312; Enford, 313; Exmouth, 313; Eccles- 
hill, 316; Exminster, 320; Easington-lane, 313, 376; East 
Walton, 320; Eastby, 313; Eyam, 387; Eltham, 388; 
Epsom, 389; East Bridgford, 388; Easington, 313; East 
and West Looe, 274; East Retford, 377; Empingham, 380 ; 
Egremont, 279, 313 ; Evesham, 389; East Harling, 288; Elton, 
127; East Brook,313; Eckington, 437; East Budleigh, 284 ; 
East Soham, 279; East Bergholt,279; Eastand West Buckland, 
&amp;c., 389; Evesham (Two Petitions), 389; Eaton Bray, 389; 
Exton, 399; Easky,389 ; Eagle-street, Red Lion-square, 389 ; 
Elston, 295; Exeter, 439 ; Elswick, 388; Ewelme, 437; East 
Cowes, 412; Eckford,274; Edwinstowe, 449; Eye,449; Ewelme, 
449; Edwardstone, 388; East Ogwell, 388 ; East Retford, 377 ; 
Easington, &amp;c., 348; Eckingswell, 349; Exeter, 376; Er- 
dington, 348; Earith, 348; Ebbu Vale, 348; Earl Shilton, 
348; Eccles, 349; Enbourne, 349; Elvington, 349; East 
and West Bolden, 349; Eastwood, 350; Embleton, 358; 
Edenbridge, 352 ; Eversden, 358; Epworth, &amp;c., 362; Foles- 
hill, 377; Fruchie, 363, 377; Ferry-Port-on-Craig, 362, 412; 
Farnborough, &amp;c. 362; Ferriby, 363; Foston, 363; Falding- 


worth, 362; Fulston, 362; Farsley, 387; Foston, 313; 


Frampton Cotterell, 349; Friston, &amp;c., 377; Fynnon, 426; 
Falls, 431; Fala, 431; Fakenham, 389; Fareham, 387; Ful- 
wood, 377; Fazeley, 369; Freckleton, 377; Farnsfield, &amp;c., 
377; Fakenham, 377; Freshford, 377; Frampton, 412; 
Fewstone, 387; Finsbury, 388; Friskney, 363; Feniton, 
388 ; Frieldhurst, 412; Fordham, 610; Forres, 500; Fo- 
therby, 362; Fishguard, 377; Fulford, 387; Ffynnon, 387 ; 
Ferryside, 387 ; Flaxton, 387; Frocester, &amp;c., 387; Framp- 
ton-on-Severn, 387 ; Fellwell, &amp;c., 377 ; Flixton, 349 ; Frock, 
376; Foulsham, 288; Framlingham, &amp;c., 288; Falmouth, 
273; Frome, 268; Finedon, 369; Felling, 363 ; Finching- 
field (Two Petitions), 431; Frosterley, 284; Farsley, 274 ; 
Ford Forge, 268; Folkestone, 387; Ferriby, South, 255; 
Fanrich, 127; Frithelstock, 305; Fenstanton with Hilton, 
305; Fatfield, &amp;c., 349; Fakenham, 288; Felling Shore, 363; 
Friskney, 369 ; Folridge, 363; Frindsbury, 387; Faddiley, 
387; Faversham, 387; Frome Selwood, 280; Fordingbridge, 
296; Fermoy, 387; Fisherton Anger, 296; Flash, 288; 
Falkirk, 341; Fryup, &amp;c., 313; Farnley, 313 ; Fenton, 313; 
Felsted, 309; Forton, 341; Faversham, 305; Fremington, 
320; Fawdon, 313; Frodingham, 316; Fishponds, 392; 
Fords, 387; Farringdon, 279; Friston, 279; Finborough, 
Great, 279; Foxton, 274; Fouey, 376; ztningley, 3773 
Felton, 255; Fawley, 279; Fairford, 158; Frome Selwood, 
(Three Petitions,) 274; Fordingbridge, 288; Farsley, 380 ; 
Fawley, 284; Fontmell, 284; Framsden, 279; Farndon, &amp;c., 
128; Fownhope, 313; Finchley, 389; Felbrigg, &amp;e., 389; 
Foubridge, 388; Florence-Court, &amp;c., 389; Falbeck, 348 ; 
Fisherton, 295; Fanfield, &amp;c., 449; Findern, 437; Folke- 
stone, 388; Freeland, 437; Farndon, 295, 369; Farnham, 
449; Flentham, 295; Fenny Stratford, 388; Frolesworth, 
348; Frisby, &amp;c., 341; Filby, &amp;c., 344; Floxton, 348; 
Flambro’, 349; Frome Selwood, 349; Freshwater, 349 ; 
Feckenham, 349; Filey, 349; Falmouth (Two Petitions,) 
358; Frieston, 362; Ferry, &amp;c., 362; Gornal Wood, 
362; Glentham, 362; Gonerby, Great, 363; Greete, &amp;Xc., 
320; Grantham, 313; Gillon Heath, 362; Greenlaw, 320; 
Glasslough, 431; Greenwich, 377; Grimston, &amp;c., 377; 
Glastonbury, 377; Garstang, 377; Gosforth, 377; Galpha, 
377; Grittleton, 349; Greenoside, 320, 377 ; Gamlingay, 349 ; 
Greenock, 465; Great Britain, Females of, 389; Goswell 
Road, 389; Goodman’s Fields, 389; Glasgow, 412; Gate 
Helmsley, &amp;c., 475; Gloucester, 392; Godmanchester, 392 ; 
Greenloaning, 431 ; Guilden Morden, 426; Gravesend and 
Milton, 295; Gateshead, 70; Grendon, 369; Glamorgan, 
(Two Petitions), 268; Godalming, 258; Glasgow (Two Peti- 
tions), 268; Glastonbury, 288; Glasbury, 296; Garsdale, 
313; Green Hammerton, &amp;c., 295; Gresham, 295 ; Garrigill, 
309; Gimingham, 349; Golden Hill, 349; Grimoldby, 362 ; 
Gornal, 362; Gainsborough, 363; Gedney, 363; Glamford 
Briggs, 369; Gislingham, 377; Gissing, 369; Glemsford, 
296; Gateshead Fell, 363; Greenside, 363; Glossop, 3409 ; 
Gildersome, 138, 178; Grundisburgh, 284, 349; Goxhill, 
255; Greenock, 268; Grampound, 320; Girvan, 320; 
Gateshead, 363; Gainford, 348; Glasgow, Graduates and 
Students of, 127; Gratton, 288; Gnffidam, 386; Guis- 
borough, 220, 313; Great Saling, &amp;c., 309; Gomersal, 313 ; 
Gargreave, 313; Gosforth New Houses, 318; uineley 
313; Gomersall, Great, 313; Goole, 313; Greasbrough, 
313; Gidley, 320; Gildersome, 316; Gillingham, 284, 
3773 Gasiley, 274; Grafton, 274; Gloucester, 274; Gil- 
dersome, 313; Glasgow, 338, 388; Gisleham, &amp;c., 389; 
Grooby, 386; Galval, 386; Gurteen, 387; Glossop, &amp;c., 
387; Goole, 387; Grindleford, 387; Grange, near Joome, 
388; Gosberton, 387; . Greaseley, 388; Gorey, 387; 
Glaneley, 388; Galston, 392; Girvan, 392; Glenn, Great, 
392;. Glenfield, 392; Gwyddelwan, &amp;c. 392; Grange, 
456; Gargrave, 316; Gunthorp, 295; Guiseley, 316; 

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SLAVER Y—continued. 
Great Queen-street, Lincoln’s-Inn Fields (Two Petitions), 316 ; 
Groton, 383 ; Gringeley, 449; Granby, 446; Gotham, 449; Gil- 
ling, 442; Galmpton,388 ; Georgeham, 392; Gravesend, 387 ; 
Gillingham, 387; Gosport, 387; Gloucester (Two Petitions), 
387; Greenwich (Two Petitions), 387 ; Groesgoch, 387 ; Greas- 
brough, 387; Golding, 377; Glasbury, 376; Glyn-dyfr, &amp;c. 
350; Glynceiriog, &amp;c. 350; Grainthorpe, 262 ; Gaerwen, 358 ; 
Guilsborough, 348 ; Gorton, 349 ; Gee Cross, 349; Guildford, 
349; Garton, 349; Godshill, 349 ; Gunville, 349; Glenfield, 
369; Goldsithney, &amp;c. 376; Gwernybrennin, 369 ; Gronown, 
348; Gaddesby, 348 ; Glasgow, 349 ; Gissing, 349; Glenarm, 
376; Gwennap, 348; Grayrigg, 348; Gorlestone, 344; 
Grange, 348; Hyson Green, 377; Hadham, Great, 349; 
Hownam, 274; Heaton, 377; Holt (Norfolk), 320; Horsing- 
ton, 288; Holt, 377; Houghton-le-Spring, &amp;c. 348; Hum- 
berston, 363; Hews, 313; Hornsea, 320; Hindley, 313; 
Harrogate, 377; Hensingham, 377; Horton and Rushton, 
377; Horton, Great, 349; Henderclay, 349; Hothfield, &amp;c. 
389 ; Hindley (Two Petitions), 392; Hinckley, 392; Hallen, 
338; Holland, 313; Haddenham, 358 ; Holbrook, 377 ; Ha- 
verfordwest, Hackney Road, 554; Havrah Park, 412 ; Hack- 
leton, 377, 500 ; Hanley, 362; High Littleton, 362; Hatcliffe, 
363; Hampstead, 377; Higham, 377; Hawksworth, 377; 
Hunmanby, 377; Hightown, 377; Haverfordwest, 377 ; 
Helmsley, 377 ; Horwich, 363; How Chapel, 377; Helperby, 
377; Hockley, 377; Hungerford, 377; Hayton, &amp;c. 376, 389; 
Hetton, 349; Harbury, 377; Hartshill, 377; Hackney, 389 ; 
Haslingfield, 389 ; Halifax, 412 ; Heptonstall, 412; Hackney, 
338; Hesdborstece, 389; Hoxton, 338; Heanor, &amp;c. 349; 
Hays Castle, 376 ; Hadleigh, 389; Hillbro’, 377; Horncastle, 
- 288; Houghton, Little, 369; Headcorn, 387; Halden, 387 ; 
Hythe, 387 ; Hadlow, 387 ; Hougham, 387 ; Hay Green, 387; 
Hassel Green, 387; Hilsby, 386; Hall Green, 386 ; Heather, 
386; Hatcham, 386; Hundleby, 255; Heytesbury, 320; 
Hamptworth, 296; Hailsham, 168 ; Horlestone, 255; Hales- 
worth, 288 ; Holyhead, 320; Henllan, 133, 313 ; Hallow, 377; 
Horham, &amp;c. 188 ; Halifax, 211; Hurstmonceux, 168 ; Horton, 
362 ; Hibaldstow, 363; Harrington, 134; Haven Bank, 348; 
Hatfield Peveril, 363 ; Haddenham, 377; Harwich, 363; Hal- 
shaw Moor, 363; Haslingden, 363; Halstead, 363; Hunt- 
ingdon, 349; Harwich, 349; Hyde Lane, 349; Hollingwood, 
349; Hollingworth, 349; Hemington, 349; Hastings, 341; 
Holsworthy, 312; Hoghton, 296; Heywood, 312; Hamps- 
thwaite 288, 296, 313; Harford, 295; Hedon,320; Humble- 
ton, &amp;c. 320; Holne, 305; Hartland, 305; Heaton Mersey, 
313; Hindon, 320; Hatherleigh, 305; Horsham, &amp;c. 389; 
Hillsborough, 338 ; Herne Bay, 313 ; Holbeach, 313 ; Harms- 
ton, 316; Harrington, 320; Heacham, 320; Horbury, &amp;c. 
320; Haworth, 313; Halstead, 288; Harwich, 288; Hay, 
296 ; Hollingsclough, 288 ; Huddersfield, 288 ; Hartest, 288 ; 
Hampstead Road, 389; Hollington, 295; Horsington, 288 ; 
Horncastle, 288; Honiton, 288, 313; Huntley, 301; Ham- 
bleton, 313; Holcombe, 288; Haverfordwest, 376; High 
Wycombe, 369; Hartwell, 369; Hagg, 288; Hay, 349; 
Highfield, 288; Huddersfield, 288; High Toynton, 288; 
Higham Ferrars, 240; Harrogate, 266 ; Hanley, 255; Horn- 
ingsham, 320; Halton, &amp;c. 255, 348; Hurworth, 348; He- 
versham, 348; Haslingden, 349; Hertford, 365, 377 ; Hather- 
sage, 341; Heighington, &amp;c. 348; Hope, 341 ; Hawthorn Hill, 
348; Hebden Bridge, 349 ; Hawkeshead, 70; Helleston, 215; 
Hendred, 274 ; Halifax, 143; Hoath, 388 ; Hilgay, 388 ; Har- 
ole, 388 ; Heavingham, 388 ; Hatcham, 388 ; Hinckley, 388 ; 
ook Norton, 388; Harston, 388; Hounslow, 388 ; Hoddes- 
don, 389; Hanley, 389; Hadfield, 437 ; Howden, 389; Hus- 
band’s Bosworth, 389 ; Horsehay, 389; Horsforth, 439 ; Hun- 
manby, 413; Henllan, 386; Haworth, 387; Heckmondwicke, 
387 ; Holsworthy, 388 ; Honey Church, 305 ; Haverhill, 389 ; 
Hastings, 284 ; Hartlepool, 284 ; Hamsterley, 284 ; Hazlerigg, 
313 ; Hampstead, 389 ; Haddington, 168; Holt (Wilts), 284 ; 
Hatherleigh, 134; Harrington, 279 ; Hittisleigh, 305; Hitchin, 
377; Home Cultram, 280 ; Hadleigh, 279; Hackets Town, 389 ; 
Hythe, 305; Holbeton, 288; Harteston, 288; Harrowden, 
Little, 369 ; Halesowen, 348 ; Helperton, 284; Histon, &amp;c., 
274; Horsham, 274; Hartpury, 274 ; Hoober, 313; Houghton- 
le-Spring, 313 ; Harbertonford, 320; Huntingfield, 288; Ham- 
mersmith, 439; Halifax,313; Horsforth,313 ; Hayfield, 437 ; 
Hereford, 313; Holderness, 389 ; Hemel Hempstead, 377 ; Hal- 
berton, &amp;c., 313; Halberton, 320; Hereford (Two Petitions) 
313; Henley in Arden, 320; Herrington, 313; Hilton Ferry, 
313; Hoyland, 313; Hetton, 313 ; Hughley, 387; Hexthorpe- 
cum-Balby, 387; Hooton Pagnell, 387; Handsworth, 387; 
Hayes, &amp;c., 387; Highway, 392; Hucknall Torkard, 387 ; 
Heathfield, 387; Handsworth Woodhouse, 388; Hallam, 
388 ; Haworth, 316, 388 ; Harrington, &amp;c., 388; Hennock, 
388; Huntley, 387 ; Huntingdon (York) 387; Haxby, 387; 
Heslington, &amp;c., 387 ; Halwill, 387 ; Harrow-on-the-Hill, 387 ; 
Hartperry, &amp;c., 387; Hatch Beauchamp, 387; Heretord, 
387; Hopkirk, 274; Hogsthorpe, &amp;c., 449; Houghton-le- 
Spring, 442; Hartshill, 274; Hythe, 398; Hebden Bridge, 
412; Hawick, 274, 426; Horsham, 392; Harrogate, 392 ; 
Harby, &amp;c., 392; Hanham, 392 ; Hatherleigh, 392; Horra- 
bridge, 392; Hurtsbourne, 392; Huntingdon, 392; Ham- 
mersmith, 610; Hepworth, 316; Hereford, 389; Haugh, 
313; Hatton, &amp;c., 437 ; Hartshorn, 437 ; Horley, 437 ; High- 
gate, 388 ; Hadleigh, 338 ; Henley, 437; Hardingstone, 388 ; 


Haking, 388; Haverfordwest, 388; Henley-upon-Thames, 
437; Hurtsperpoint, 456; Headington, 437; Highworth, 
313; Hintlesham, 279 ; Hadfield, 349; Hockham, 349; Hal- 
shaw Moor, 349; Hemsworth, 349; Holmfirth, 349; Heck- 
mondwyke, 349; Haltwhistle, 349; Holbrook, &amp;c., 349; 
Hampstead Norris, 349; Holt, (Denbigh) 350 ; Hartshorn, 350 ; 
Heap, 418; Heckington, 469 ; Huntington, &amp;c., 475; Hun- 
— 350; Hayton, 358; Hyde, 358; Holsworthy, 362; 
axey, 362; Hook Norton, 349; Hexhamshire, 348; Holy- 
head, 348 ; Hugglescote, 348; Hawkshead, 348; Halliwell, 
349; Hulme, 349; Hilkins, 349; Heptonstall, 349; Hey- 
chapel, 349 ; Haslingden, 349; Harpurhey, 349; High Co- 
niscliffe, 348; Howden, 341; Hurworth, 348; Hull (Three 
Petitions), 341 ; Hessle, 341 ; Hexham, 348; High Wycombe, 
369; Harrisahead, 369; Hallaton, 369; Hebburn, 369; 
Howden, 369; Hollywell, 369; Hartley, 369; Horninghold, 
369; Isleham, 349; Inverury, 377; Ivy Bridge, 313; 
Ipswich, 284, 377; Inglewhite, 377; Ilkestone, 350; Idle, 
go; Inkpen, 377 ; Islington, &amp;c., 387, 554; Insch, 392; In- 
verness, 412, 424, 439, 494; Irthlingborough, 554; Jettres- 
ton, 388 ; Isleworth, 349, 431; Johnstone, 363; Jersey, 348 ; 
Johnshaven, 402; Jedburgh, 274; Ireland, Quakers in, 388 ; 
Idle, 274; Isle of Sheppy, 388; Imber, 320; Irvine, 363 ; 
Inchester, 369; Ilfracombe, 362 ; Isle of Portland, 349; Idle, 
40,220; Ipplepen, 362; Isle of Wight, 349; Innismacsaint, 
350; Idmiston, 296 ; Ilfracombe, 305; Irthlingborough, 240 ; 
Ipswich, 268 ; Ilminster, 341; Ilford, 312; Inkpen, 386; Ivy 
Bridge, 320; Iddesleigh, 305; Ilminster, 280, 377 ; Ipswich, 
274; Iken, 279; Itradox Hill, 274; Inverkeithing, 274 ; 
Jacobstowe, 305; Irton, 284; Ideford, 389; Irvinestown, 
389 ; Jarrow, 369; Isle Abbots, 288; Ilton, 280; Kemerton, 
377; Kidsgrove, 369; Kingston-upon-Thames, 377; Ken- 
sington. 377; Knaresborough, 437 ; Kendal, 387 ; Kelvedon, 
389; Kelso, 377; King Sutton, &amp;c., 500; Kingsthorpe, 500 ; 
Kilrush, 389; Keith, 424; Kighley, 389; King’s Lynn, 349, 
377; Knaresborough, 377; Kearby, 377; Kentbury, 377; 
Knaresborough, 377 ; Kerby, 363; Knighton, 377 ; Keynsham, 
377; Kirby Moorside, 377 ; Kirkmichael, 377 ; Kingstanley, 
249; Killyleagh, 349; Kingswinford, 362; Keadby, 362 ; 
Kelstern, 362 ; Kirton, 363; Kimberley, 349; Kinross, 388 ; 
Kington, 376; Kislingbury, 369; Kehelland, 369; Kirkwall, 
268; Killeshandra, 439; King’s Walden, 377; Kilbirnie, 
127; Knutsford, 288 ; Kirkstead, 255,288; Keynsham, 2096; 
Keyingham, &amp;c.,320; Kingsley, 288; Kennoway, 240; Kes- 
sinoland, 295; Kidderminster, 296 ; Kingsbridge, &amp;c., 312 ; 
Kinsand, 376; Keal, 348; Kendal, 348; Keel, &amp;c., 369; 
Kinnerley, 369 ; Kilwinning, 220; Kirkaldy, 313, 362, 392; 
Keelby, 363; Kirton, 362; Kirkside, 234; Kettering, 197, 
369, 616; Knighton, 376; Keinton, 377; Keighley, 211 ; 
Kilbarchan, 188; Killingholme, North and South, 255; Ken- 
ton, 288; Kirkby Stephen, 387; Kersey, 288; Knockholt, 
&amp;c., 387; Kettleshulme, 387; Kingston Deveril, 387; Kint 
bury, 386 ; Knighton, 386; Ketley Bank, 387; Killala, 387 ; 
Kirknewton, &amp;c., 388; Kerriemuir, 387; Kingston-upon- 
Hull, 387 ; Kentisbeer, &amp;c., 388 ; Kington, 320; Kenton, 320 ; 
Kingsand, 313; Kentish Town, 389; Kilworth, 389; Ken- 
ton, 313; Kirklinton, 389 ; Kelso, 274; Kidderminster, 284 ; 
Kirkton, 274 ; Killingworth,313 ; Killingworth Colliery, 319 ; 
Kingsteignton, 320 ; Keighley, 320; Kirby Malzeard, 313; 
Kenford, 320; Kimberworth, 313; Kenchester, 313; Kirk- 
stall, 313 ; Kingston Lisle, 279 ; Kemerton, 377; Kilmarnock, 
320; Killinghall, 288; Keloe, 341 ; Kilsyth, 341 ; Kingsbridge, 
&amp;c., 313; Kirkstall Forge, 313 ; ge eat 341 ; 
Kirkgate, 313; Kingswinford, 320; Kilkhampton, 392; 
Kidwelly, 348, 387; Kingsclere, 387; Kincardine, 388; 
Kingswood, 392; Kilmackeon, 500; Keighley, 388; King- 
somborne, 387; Kingsland, &amp;c., 388; Kent Road, 426; 
Kilmarnock, 426; Kilwinning, 427; Kirkoswald, 389; 
Kirton in Lindsey, 412; Kirkstead, 412; Kirkintilloch, 
418; King’s Lynn, 3992; Kingskerswell, 388; Kingham, 
388; Kilmarnock, 388; Kilronan, &amp;c., 500; Kentish 
Town, 338; Kirkby Woodhouse, 313; Knottingley, 388; 
Kemsey, 437; Kinkell, 412; Kelso, 274; Kurton, 449; 
Keith, 403; Kingston-upon-Hull, 402; Knossington, 341, 
392; Killukin, 387; Kerley, 392; Kirkby Malhamdale, 
387; Keeston, 388; Kinghorn, 341; Kea, 348, 376; 
Killileagh, 348; Kirkby-thore, 348; Kilham, 349; _Killy- 
leagh, 348; Kilbarron, 350; Kislingbury, 350; Kings- 
bridge, 362 ; Kegworth, 341; Kirkby Lonsdale, 348 ; Kirkby 
Stephen, 348; Llanengan, 377; Lambourn, 377 ; Leaming- 
ton, 377; Lingfield, 377; Lye Waste, 377; Llanidloes, 377 ; 
Lancaster, 377; Llandyssil, 376; Leigh, 363; Longhorsley, 
389; Ludborough, 362; Llangefni, 358; Lockington, 377 ; 
Lower Town, 377; Long Compton, 377; Littleport, 377 ; 
Lydney, 369; Leigh, 377; Low Toynton, 377; Lydbrook, 
369; Leslie, 348 ; Luton, 363 ; Little Dean,369 5 London, De- 
puties of the three denominations of Dissenters in, 387; Lich- 
field, 362; Lissington, 362: Leeds (Two Petitions) 362 ; Low- 
moor, 363, 377; Leake, 363 ; Lisburn, 349; Llanfurnach, 376 ; 
Long Preston, 349; Lanark, 188; Longham, 369 ; Lazonby, 
389; Little Wild Street, Lincoln’s-[nn Fields, 388; Llan- 
rhyddlad, 358; Leadenham, 349; Long Stowe, 389; Lant- 
wit, 376; Lydford, 392 ; Llangunnock, 387 ; Llandendeirne, 
387; Legbourne, 362 ; Lennoxtown, 255 ; Lyme Legis, 377 ; 
Landewdnack, &amp;c. 215; Lower Darwen, 349; Leyland, 349 ; 
Lampeter, 376 ; Launceston, 134; Lane End, 255; Llangybi, 
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SLAVERY—continued. 


402 ; Little Dawley, 389; Landevoduck, 349; Longmoor, 
288; Lightwood, 255; Leeds, 178, 439; Langholm, 188; 
Lymington, 320; Longford, 296; Laverton, &amp;c., 320; Ly- 
minge, 387; Lyle Hill, 273; Long Sutton, 128, 363, 388; 
Laceby, 363 ; Louth (Lincoln) 362 ; Leverton, 363 ; Lidding- 
ton, &amp;c., 363; Longton, 363 ; Lytchet Matravers, 377 ; Leigh, 
363; Longholme, 363 ; Lusby, 348; Llanfair,240; Llangyn- 
hafal,240; Llanferras, 240; Llanynis, 240; Llane-fidd, 240; 
Lathones (Two Petitions), 240; Langtree, 305; Leek, 288; 
Llangloffan, 127; Leicester, 341 ; Lavenham, 301 ; Llande- 
fally, 296; Leigh on Mendip, 288; Little Cornard, 296; 
Landkey, 305 ; Lumley, 389 ; Loddington, 369 ; Llanelly, 268 ; 
Lowestoft, 288; Lane End, 255; Llanfair Caerinion, 348 ; 
Linnea, 341 ; Layer Bleton, 349; Littleborough, 312; Luston, 
284; Llangefni, 348; Ludlow, 387; ‘Ludham, 388; Lee, 
388 ; Long Buckby, 388; Lisleen, 387; Lambley, 388; 
Littleover, 387; Linton, 387; Lawley Bank, 387; Libber- 
ton, 296; Lympsham, 288; Launceston, 341; Leuchars, 
240; Lambethian, 215; Llandaff, 376; Longport, 369; 
Lieiblington, 369; Loddon, 369 ; Luton, 369; Llany-blod- 
well, 369 ; Leighton Buzzard,369; Lanner, 376 ; Leicester, 
296; Longpreston, 28; Llanhilleth, 288 ; Llannerchymedd, 
268; Long Breedy cum Breedy Parva, 268; Liverpool, 
363,392; Langley, 363; Lisvane, 392; Llanunda, 388; Lut- 
terworth, 392 ; Leicester, 392; Llanelly, 387; Lochie, 392 ; 
Lawton Heath, 387; Longney, 387; London and West- 
minster, 387 ; Letterston, 387; Loversall, &amp;c., 387; Lough- 
rea, 387 ; Llamoenarth, 387; Lowestoft, 338 ; Lincoln, 490; 
Lilbourn, 500; Lurgan, 478 ; Long Buckby, 500; Lethendy, 
431; Luddenden, 412; Logiealmond, 431; Loxhore, &amp;Xc., 
388 ; Linton, 388; Lichfield, 431 ; Lewisham, 338; Llan- 
drillo, 431; Lurgan, 431; Longridge, 431 ; Lincoln, 431 ; 
Limerick, 426, 431; Lewes, 431; Littlehampton, 431 ; 
Ladock, 392; Liskeard, 392; Lerrin, 392; Leonard Stanley, 
392; Lambeth, &amp;c. 389 ; Lapford, 389 ; London (Ward of 
Cheap) 388 ; London (Ward of Basishaw, 402 ; London (Fen 
Court) 469; London (Ward of Cornhill) 402; Llanidloes, 
388 ; London (Henrietta-street), 338 ; London (Cripplegate), 
338 ; London (Little Eastcheap), 349 ; London (Candlewick 
Ward), 388 ; London (Ward of Farringdon Without), 439 ; 
London (Billingsgate Ward), 388; London (Aldersgate 
Ward), 388 ; London (Bread-street Ward), 388, 402 ; London 
(Exeter Hall), 389 ; London (Ward of Coleman-street), 403 ; 
London (Cordwainers’ Ward), 403 ; London (Cannon-street), 
439; London (Seven Wards in), 554; London (Little Prescot- 
street), 388 ; London (Four Petitions), 406 ; London (St.John- 
street), 654; Leicester, 338 ; Lawrence Weston, 338 ; Lea- 
mington, 541; Liverpool, 554; Lofthouse, 316 ; Lowestoft, 
338 ; Long Wittenham, 338 ; Leigh Sinton, 437 ; Lempet- 
law, 274; Lilliesleaf, 274; Langham, &amp;c. 449; Lowdham, 
&amp;c., 449 ; Lochmaben, 44g; Lynn Regis, 442; Llwynda- 
fydd, 442; Larne, 442; Lindsay, 388; Leeds, 279, 4309 ; 
Liskeard, 274; Lane Head, 284; Lyme Regis, 284; Leighton 
Buzzard, 389; Lutterworth, 128; Llanbrynmair, 128; Lla- 
nerfil, 128; Llanbrynmair, 128; Langley, 389 ; Leeds, 439 ; 
Long Milford, 313; Long Whatton, 128; Layham, 279; 
Levensholme, 313; Leathley, 313; Llansaintffraid, 301 ; 
Lostwithiel, 279; Langham, 309; Lenton, 389; Ledbury, 
313; Lorton, &amp;c., 134; Leake, 200; Lane Delph, 255; 
Lane End, 280; Little Baddow, 388; Lidford, 313 ; Leo- 
minster, 437 ; Latchingdon, 309; Loscoe, 320; Littlebourne, 
313 ; Lochwinnoch, 341; Long Benton, 313; Lockwood, 
313; Lund, 313; Lincoln, 320; Larkhall Walcot, 320 ; 
Littlebury, 320 ; Leek, 439 ; Lyncombe, &amp;c, 320; Lymp- 
ston, 313 ; Londonderry, 389 ; Loughborough, 386; Long 
Clawson, 386; Lenham, 386 ; Llanyfidd, 386; Llanrhaiadr, 
386; Llansannan, 386; Llanidno, 386; Lewes, 386; Lyme 
Regis, 389 ; Lisson Grove, 389; Lisburn, 389 ; Lympstone, 
376; Louth (Lincoln), 362; Loughborough, 341; Loxley, 
348 ; Ludham, 344; Llanstephan, 348; Laugharne, 348; 
Leigh, 348; Loweswater, &amp;c., 348; Longhope, &amp;c., 348; 
Lyme Regis, 349; Lazonby, 349; Llanfair Circuit, 348; 
Loughton, 349; Leigh, 349; Lees, 349; Lyth, &amp;c. 3490; 
Lowestoft, 349; Llangonovd, &amp;c. 349; Lymm, 349; 
Launceston, 349; Llantrissent, 349; Long Eaton, 350; 
Lianfyllin, &amp;c. 369; Llansilin, 350; Llanrhaiadr, 350; Llan- 
ymynach, 369 ; Llansikn, 350; Llangollen, 350; Linton, 350; 
Lancaster, 341; Ludford. 362; Litile Brickhill, 363; Little 
Bentley, 363; Milford,28 ; Mousehole, 341 ; Middleton, &amp;c. 
377; Martley, 377; Moulton, 369; Morgan, William Au- 
gustus, 134; Maer, &amp;c. 255; Melbourne, 350; Mount 
Pleasant (Stafford), 362 ; Morcombe Lake, 358; Manton, 363; 
Market Rasen, 362; Manningtree, 363; Mildenhall, 377: 
Mayfield, 362 ; Mexbrough, 377; Messingham, 362; Max- 
wellheugh, 377; Methven, 431; Mereclough, 377; Mut- 
ford, 349; Marsden, 349; Madley, 377; Merditord, 377; 
Mansfield Woodhouse, &amp;c. 377, 387 ; Madeley, 369 ; Mans- 
field and Warsop, 377 ; Meltham, 377; Manchester and Sal- 
ford, 377; Milbourne Port, 377; Mytholmroyd, 412 ; Mac- 
clesfield, 349; Maidstone, (Two Petitions) 377 ; Marsh, 377 ; 
Marsden, 377; Meriden, &amp;c. 377; Magherafelt, 459; Mosser, 
389; Midsomer Norton, 362; Missenden, Great, 402 ; Mod- 
bury, 362 ; Moate, 389; Middlewich, 349; Montrose, 389 ; 
Molland, 338; Melbourn, 220, 490; Marston, 363; Mof- 
fat, 188; Marfleet, 349; Mossley, 363; Miningsby, 369; 
Moorwinstow, 349; Mortimer, 349; Methwold, &amp;c. 349; 


VOL, 88.——Sess, 1833. 


Macclesfield, 363; Minchinhampton, 174; Marazion (Two 
Petitions,) 320, 341; Maybole, 320; Musbury, 312; Murs- 
ham, 387; Mullion, 215; Mallow, 211; Mearns,255; Mary- 
port, 134; Muncaster, 274; Mere, 320; Mawgan, 320; 
Melin Griffith, 376; Middleton Cheney, 288, 369; Market- 
street, 369; Maidford, 369; Market Lavington, 369; Mars- 
ton Mortaine, 369; Massingham, 369; Melton Magna, 36y; 
Mells, 268; Mattishall, 288; Mavis Enderby, 288; Mvylor, 
288; March (Isle of Ely,) 249, 439; Middleton in Teesdale, 
288; Madeley, 288; Maryport, 268; Malmesbury, 288 ; 
Mareham-le-Fen, 288; Miningsby, 2553; Maltby-le-Marsh, 
288; Mavis Enderby, 255; Munney, &amp;c. 268; Mellor, 296; 
Manningtree, 296; Milton, 255; Mickleton, 288 ; Meather- 
ingham, 295; Monk Fryston, 313; Milverton, 341; Mount- 
sorrel, 341; Monmouth (Two Petitions), 295; Milbrook, 
295; Methley, 296; Masham, &amp;c. 305; Mouldsworth, 387; 
Milton Bryant, &amp;c. 363; Macclestield, 363; Malton, 369; 
Melksham, 274; Morcombe Lake, 358; Middlewich, 349; 
Market Lavington, 274; Moretonhampstead, 313; Maryport, 
279; Maldon, 309; Morley, 312; Mere, 320; Modbury,320 ; 
Marden (Kent,) 313; Millom, 313; Moretonhampstead, 320; 
Mansfield, 313; Minster, 305; Morcott, 320; Morley-cum- 
Cherwell, 313; Matby, 313; Midford, &amp;c. 320; Mexbo- 
rough, 313; Malton, 313; Market Weighton, 313; Morley, 
313; Middleton,313; Meltham, 313; Moreton-in-Marsh, 388 ; 
Madron, 341; Montacute, 288; Manchester-square, 380 ; 
Mitcham, 430; Mid-calder,389; Maidenhead, 279,313; Mis- 
terton, 313; Morthoe, 305; Morewood, 305; Middleton, 288; 
Melbourne, 437; Market Harborough, 128 ; Medstead, 388; 
Moulton, 295 ; Morebatile, 128; Machynlleth, 389; Maiden 
Bradley, 274; Marlborough, 387; Minerva, &amp;c. 386; Made- 
ley Wood, 387; Market Drayton, 387; Melnathort, 387; 
easham,387; Manningtree,387; Malpas,388; Midmar, 388; 
Manchester, Quakers of, 388; Manchester(Ten Petitions,) 388 ; 
Market Drayton, 388; Melrose, 274; Market Rasen, 449; 
Middleton Place,449; Milford (Hants,) 449; MoncktonCombe, 
&amp;c. 442; Maxton, 274; Maryborough, 403 ; Moy,403; Mon- 
mouth, 396; Milford, 387,388; Manorhamilton, 388; Morchard 
Bishop, 387; Middle Hill, 388; Martock, 388; Monaghan, 431 ; 
Maenclochog, 388 ; Magherate!t, 431; Margate, 387, 426; 
Mauchline, 392; Moira, 431; Mountshannon, 431; Man- 
chester,-392; Maryborough, 392; Marple, 387; Milton, &amp;c., 
387 ; Moor Monkton, 387; Monkstown, 387 ; Milnthorp, 387 ; 
Micheldean, 387; Middle Hill, 387; Mirfield, 387 ; Molleston, 
387; MerthyrTydfil,'387; MarketWeighton,388 ; Mankinholes, 
412; Mersea Island, 431; Milwood Todmorden, 412; Moors- 
holm, 392; Middleham, 392; Medburn,g92; Mountsorrel,392; 
Market Harborough, 392; Mountmelick, 392; Masham, 
392; Melton Mowbray,392; Manea,439; Marston, 316; Mid- 
dleton, 388; Milford, 388; Musselburgh, 388; Malvern, 437; 
Montrose, 436; Minto, 274; Morebattle, 274 ; Manorhamil- 
ton, 500; Melksham, 387; Makerston, 274; Much Wenlock, 
389 ; Mackworth, 437 ; Marsden, 388 ; Mertha, 376 ; Mount- 
hawke, 376; Megavissey, 348,349 ; Mickleover, 437; Middleton, 
&amp;c.369 ; Market Bosworth, 369; Moneymore, 369; Milbrook, 
376; Main, 369 ; Marsh Chapel, 362; Marnhull, 341 ; Mount- 
rath, 341; Myton,341; Milton, 500 ; Mythian, 348; Milngavie, 
349; Mangotsfield, 349; Mold, 376; Middleton, 349; Maghe- 
ramisk, 349 ; Monkwearmouth, &amp;c. 349 ; Millhill, 349 ; Mor- 
peth, 349; Mapperley, 350; Milford, &amp;c. 350; Melton Mow- 
bray, 341; Middleton, 358; Middle Rasen, 362 ; Maidstone, 
362; Manchester (Six Petitions), 358; Nevin, 377; New- 
bridge, 376; Nympton George , 388; Newbury (Four Petitions), 
313; North Cockerington, 362; New Buckenham, 380; 
Newcastle (Stafford), 362; North Somercotes, 362; North 
Manton, 358; Newby Wisk, 377; Narberth, 377; New 
Casile, Bridgend, 349; New York, 348; Netherbury, 358 ; 
Marple, 392; Newton-upon-Ouze, 377; Nun-Monkton, 
377; Nottingham, 234, 377, 389; ‘Newbury, 377; North- 
allerton, 377; Newport Pagnell, 358; Naseby, 369, 377; 
Newchurch, 377; Narberth, 313; Northwood, 377; Norton 
Saint Philips, 377; North Lopham, 377; Norton, 360; 
Northampton, 369; Newbiggen, 288; North Berwick, 
288; Saint Nicholas, &amp;c., 387 ; New Ross (Wexford), 380; 
Nailsea, 377 ; Nicherton, 377; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 178, 
188, 197, 268, 288, 313, 385; Northowram, 266 ; North Cove, 
288; Northill, 341; North Dalton, 320; Newton Saint Petrock, 
&amp;e. 305; Naiisworth, 240; Newburgh, 240; Neath, 268; 
Narborough, 288; Nairn, 258; Navenby, 295 ; New Row, 296; 
North Walsham, 295; Naflerton,313 ; Nentsbury, 309; Nent- 
head, 309; Newport (Essex,) 363,412; Newport (Five Peti- 
tions), 158 ; Northwich, 348; Norton, 369; Newton, &amp;c., 349 ; 
Norwich (Two Petitions), 369 ; Nantwich, 387 ; Northampton 
(Four Petitions), 197; New Woodstock, 301; Nairn, 168; 
Netton, 296; Netherexe, 363 ; Newbald, &amp;c., 349; Newlyn, 341; 
Newton Saint Cyrus, 363; Newnham, 369; Newton (Mont- 
gomery,) 349; Neath, 268; Netheraven, 296; Norton, 284; 
North Peverton, 305; New Romney, 305; Northtawton, 305 ; 
Newton Abbot, &amp;c., 320; New Miller Dam, &amp;c., 320; Nor- 
thumberland (Six Petitions), 313; New Sarum, 313; New- 
bottle, 313; Newburn, 313; Needham Market, 280; Norwell, 
295; New Radford, 380; North Middleton, 274; Norton, 
284; Newport (Monmouth,) 128 ; Newark-upon-Trent, 295 ; 
New Kent Road, 389; Nailsworth, 389; Norton, 389; New- 
tonbarry, 389; North Bradley, 439; Nether Wastdale, 274; 
Newtonstow, 387; Narberth, 387; New Mills, 387; Newhall, 
387; Newton Abbot, &amp;c. 388; Nottingham (Two Petitions), 
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388; North Walsham, 388 ; Northwich, 386; Nantglyn, 388 5 
Newport (Isle of Wight,) 388; North Tawton, &amp;c. 388; 
North Bovey, 439; Norton, &amp;c. 387, 392, 500; Newton 
Poppleford, 387; North Molton, 387; Newport (Pembroke,) 
388; Newtown Butler, 388; Newcastle, 442; Northleach, 
442; Nocton, 392; Northleigh, &amp;c. 392; Newington (Kent,) 
387; Newcastle Emlyn, 387; Naburn, 387; North Curry, 
387; Newent, 387; Nayland, 387; Newton, &amp;c. 392; New- 
burgh, 412; Newport (Devon,) 392; Nancegollan, 392; 
North County, 392; Newent, 341, 392; Northtawton, 392; 
Naunton, 392; New Deer, 392; New Mills, 392; New- 
townards, 431; Northampton, 389; Norwich, 389; Newick, 
424; Northleigh, 437; North Shields, 403; New Ross, 449; 
North Liverton, 449; Normanton, 449; Newbold, 369; Nail- 
stone, 369; Newtownlimavady, 369; Newton (Montgomery,) 
369; North Shields, 369; Newry, 376; Newbold, 341; 
North Cowton, 348; Northbourne, &amp;c. 349; Nant-y-Glo, 
348; Neatishead, 349; Newchurch, 349; Northrepps, 349 ; 
Normanton, &amp;c. 349 ; Newcastle-under-Lyme, 350; Newbury, 
350; Newton Heath, 358; Newport Pagnell, 341; North 
Molton, 362; Newton Bushel, 362; North Kelsey, 362; 
Ox-hill, 377; Old Meldrum, 392; Oldham, 178, 387: Oak- 
ford, 305; Oldbourn, 389; Osmotherley, 377; Oulton, 377 ; 
Orton, 389 ; Olney, 320; Over Darwen, 392; Ollerton, 369 ; 
Oakham, 288; Oadby, 268; Osmaston, 296; Old, &amp;c. 197; 
Ottery Saint Mary, 268, 313; Oxburgh, 305; Okehampton, 
&amp;e. 312, 313; Oundle, 369; Ogden, 58; Olney, 341 ; Oakley, 
Great, 255, 363; Okehampton, 313; Otley, 313; Oldbury, 
387; Omagh, 387; Oxford (Two Petitions), 386; Othery, 
305; Oswestry, 387; Occold, 449; Oakbrook, 387; Oxnam, 
274; Oakworth, 313; Old Newton, &amp;c. 279; Oakham, 380 ; 
Old Elvet, 389; Orston, 295; Oakhill, 284; Odiham, 439; 


Offwell, 439; Overton, 376; Oswestry (Three Petitions), - 


369; Oundle, 369; Owston, 341; Orlestone, 349 ; Owlerton, 
349; Oughtibridge, 349; Otley, 349; Overstrand, &amp;c. 349 ; 
Osmaston, 437; Oxford, 437; Orby, &amp;c. 449; Okehampton, 
320; Pensford, 377; Pytchley, 369; Plumpton, 305, 3773 
Padiham, 377; Pilling, 377; Pailton, 377; Plymouth, 377; 
Presteign, 376; Pemberton, 377; Perth, 40, 70, 127, 168, 
178, 340, 387; Prestbury, 363; Priors Salford, 313; Port- 
adown, 478; Preston-next-Wingham, 320; Peterhead, 377 ; 
Pudsey, 220; Paulton, 362; Prescot (Two Petitions), 363 ; 
Poole, 377 ; Parbrook, 377 ; Poulton, 363; Plaxtol, 369 ; Pits- 
ford, 369 ; Preston, 348; Perth, Guildry Incorporation of, 284; 
Pontetract, 284; Portsmouth, 178; Peniston, 220 ;Pudsey, 188, 
313; Penicuick, 168; Partney, 255; Peasenhall, 288; Ply- 
mouth, 288, 295, 206; Plungar, 386; Paignton, 365; Pem- 
bleton, 388; Penryn, 268,273; Penponds, 369; Porkellis, 369 ; 
Pilkington, 369; Pickering, 249; Plymstock, 288 ; Preston, 
288; Penzance, 341; Pontesbury, 341; Pewsey, 296; Pilton, 
206; Penrith, 268; Pakefield, 208; Paisley, 268; Portland, 
Isle of, 301 ; Pilton, 288; Parton, 296 ; Paull, &amp;c. 320; Plym- 
ton, 295; Pillington, 38¢ ; Pancroswick, 313 ; Porlock, 305 ; 
Potton, 363; Petersfield, 279; Pwilgloyw, 348; Prudhoe, 
364; Pennycross, 288; Powderham, 320; Pateley Bridge, 
313; Pontefract, 320; Pentney, &amp;c. 320; Pocklington, 313; 
Ponteland, &amp;c. 313; Paythorn, 313; Peterchurch, 313; 
Paisley, 338; Phillack, 295; Painswick, 158; Peppard, 430 ; 
Pitcairn, 234; Parham, 279; Padstow, 279; Parton, 313; 
Poplar, 389; Pellgwenlly, 284; Pembroke, 127; Pollok- 
shaws, Burgh of, 127; Princes Risborough, 388; Pauls 
Walden, 388; Pimlico, 389; Pettigo, 389; Pwllheli, 380; 
Pilton, 341, 302, 412; Portarlington, 403; Paulett, 431; 
Paisley, 439: Peterhead, 403; Preston-cum-Sutton, 388 ; 
Pinner, 389; Popehill, 387; Pennel, 387; Porth y Rhyd, 
387; Penrith, 387; Portsmouth, 387; Portlemonth, 387 ; 
Portsea, 387; Pennel, 387; Padiham, 392; Pickering Thorn- 
ton, 392; Perranwell, 392; Polperro, 392; Polman, 392; 
Peniston, &amp;c. 313; Polstead, 588 ; Pendre, 449; Rembridge, 
504; Poltimore, &amp;c. 338; Pontfane, 388; Pembroke, 388; 
Paisley, 387; Payhembury, 387; Penacombe, 387; Pem- 
broke Dock, 387, 388; Pudsey, 387; Pembroke, 376, 
387,388; Pwllheli, 377; Port Isaac, 376; Pill, 377 
Percy-Main, 369; Pentre, 369; Prase, &amp;c. 376; Pickering, 
348; Probus, 376; Pengelly, 376; Parkham, 362; Ponty 
Pool, 348; Peterborough, 341; Pattrington in Holderness, 
341; Polesworth, 348; Penzance, 341 ; Pembrey, 348; Pon- 
sanooth, Gluvias, 348; Phillack, 348; Pill, 348; Pilham, 
&amp;e. 340; Peckleton, &amp;c. 349; Pershore, 348; Pendlebury, 
349; Pucklechurch, 348; Partney, 362; Prees, 349; Pang- 
borne, 349; Perth, Presbytery of, 349; Poole, 349; Pur- 
leigh, 350; Pen-y-bont-fawr, 350; Pen-y-Groes, 350; Pad- 
field, 341; Peterborough, 341; Penbryn, 350; Pendleton, 
358; Quainton, 341,349; Quorndon, 341, 387; Queen- 
borough, 305, 341 ; Rathkeale, 320; Rolleston, 362 ; Repre- 
sentatives in various parts of the United Kingdom, 495; 
Reading, 377; Ripon, 377; Rogers, Rev. George, 349; 
Risborough, 358; Redditch, 377 ; Rodborough, 249 ; Redcar, 
377; Ross (Hereford), 377; Rushbury, 377; Redgrave, 377; 
Rowley Regis, 369, 377; Rochford, as; Riccall, 313; 
Rehoboth, 295; Reepham, 295 ; Reading, 341 ; Roxton, 279; 
Rochdale, 312; Rhuddlan, 402 ; Rochdale (Five Petitions), 
312; Rushall, 313; Ranmore, 316; Radwell, 369; Rowell, 
369; Rushton, 288; Risea, 288; Reading (Two Petitions), 
288; Road, &amp;c. 268; Rawmarsh, 268; Rendham, 288 ; 
Rolston, 296; Redruth, 341; Rugby, 274, 288 ; Raunds, 240; 


Ridge, 268; Rugeley, 369; Rhayader, 376; Rochester, &amp;c. 
369, 376; Ringland, 369 3 Rushmere, &amp;c. 168; Ramsgate, 
305; Rolvenden, 387; Rhossllanerchrugog, 386; Rearsby, 
386; Rainow, 363; Radcliffe, 349; Rouse Lench, &amp;c. 388 ; 
Rowell, 197; Ruan Major, 215; Repton, 320; Ringwood, 
211; Ringstead, 197; Redruth, 90, 320; Roscrea, 320; 
Roxby, 2553; Ripon, 348; Reigate, 349, 402; Rothley, &amp;c. 
369; Raithby, 348; Rippingale, 362; Radstock, &amp;c. 362; 
Ramsey, 363; Rakefoot, 363 ; Romford, &amp;c. 363 ; Revesby, 
369; Ripon, 369; Ripley, 437; Roscrea, 389; Rathdowney, 
389; Ridgway, 437; Ross, 439; Ryeton, 288; neh 
279; Revel Stoke, 284, 288; Romsey, 284, 388; Rainton, 
284; Ripon, 274, 284, 313; Raddon, 274; Randwick, &amp;c. 
389; Roach, 279; Rowell, 369; Runcorn, 389; Ravens- 
thorpe, 388 ; Romford, 109; Rawden, 377; Ruddington, 389 ; 
Ringshall, 279; Rye, 229; Rudchester, 313; Koss, 313; 
Rotherham, 313; Rothwell, &amp;c. 320; Ramsey, 338, 348 ; 
Radcliffe, 449; Rothley, 386; Rusholme, 388; Rus- 
kington, 388; Road, 500; Ridgmount, 279; Rawden, 
274, 316; Rawcliffe, 316; Rawmarsh, 313; Richhill, 478; 
Ropton, 437; Rattlesden, 338; Rathdrum, 459; Rox- 
burgh, 274; Roberton, 274; Radford, Old, 440; Ruthin, 
446; Rhydwillim, 388; Richmond (Surrey), 387 ; Roscom- 
mon, 387; Rudbaxton, 388; Redbirth, 388; Rossington, 
387 ; Rhosocarnan, 387; Royston, 387; Rhydybout, 387; 
Ramsbury, 387; Ruckinge, 387; Rochester, 387; Rhydd- 
lan, &amp;e. 392 ; Redfield, 392 ; Rye, 431; Raphoe, 431; Ren- 
ton, 438; Rockcorry, 431; Rushworth, 412; Rodwell End, 
412; Rochdale, 412; Reepham,338 ; Rosemarket, &amp;c. 376 ; 
Ruabon, &amp;c. 377; Rowell, 369; Redruth Highway, 376; 
Ravenstone, 348 ; Redruth, 348; Redditch, 348; Rilling- 
ton, &amp;c. 348; Ramsbury, 349; Ramsbottom, 349; Robin 
Hood’s Bay, &amp;c. 349; Roystone, 349; Redley, 349; Rid- 
dings, &amp;e. 349; Ryde, 349; Runcorn, 349; Ruthin, 350; 
Rayleigh, 350; South Repps, 349; Shoreham, New, 365 ; 
Staughton, Little, 389; Sanquhar, 514; Sizergh, &amp;c.’ 387; 
Scorton, 377; Stoneham, Little, 349 ; Steeping, Little, 360 ; 
Somerton, 412; Shepton Mallet, 362; Stamford, 363; Saint 
Pancras, 313; Sheriff Hutton, 377; Skelton, &amp;c. 340, 377; 
Soham, 377; Stroud, 249; Stickney, 313, 363; Saltfleetby, 
362; Seathwaite, 363; Steeping, Great, &amp;c. 255, 363; Stour- 
mouth, 320; Stoney Stratford, 358; Shepton Mailet, 377 ; 
Studley, 377; Shotley, &amp;c. 377; Sancreed, 341; South- 
borough, 358; Skillow, &amp;c. 377; Somerton, 377; Staly- 
bridge, 349; Skillington, 362, 392; Skendleby, 348; Stal- 
linbro’ 363; Stepney, 313; Skibbereen, 348; Sutton, &amp;c. 
349, 377; Sedgley, 197; Stewkley, 358; Saxlingham, &amp;c. 
377; Sutton Bonington, 377; Saint Neots, 392; South- 
wick, 439; Stonehouse, 349; Stoke Subhambdon, 377; 
Stamford, 349; Saint Faiths, 369 ; Stonebridge, 377 ; Spot- 
forth, 377; Settle, 377; Slaidburn, 377; Southwell, 377; 
Shipton, 377; Sand Hutton, 377; South Wrexhall, 377; 
Sapcote, 389; Southwich, 377; Sheffield, 377; Swanage, 
377; Swatfham, 377 ; Stratford-on-Avon, 377 ; Sulhamstead, 
377; Southwell, 389; Staithes, 392; Stow-on-the-Wold, 
392; Stirling, 392; Shaw, 500; South Shields, 475; Saint 
Budia, 579; Saint Fagan’s, 376; South Peverton, 377; 
Shelley, 392 ; Sherfield, 387 ; Sligo, 500; Sutton (Hereford), 
376; Shepton, 387; Sherborne, 389; Staverton, 362; Stoke 
358; Sutton-in-Ashfield, 392; Staines, 389; Staunton-by- 
Dale, 338; Stow (Edinburgh), 431 ; Stranorlar, 431 ; Samp- 
ford, &amp;c. 412; Saxby, 255; Syston, 386; Stockton, 386 ; 
Saint Ives, 386; Staverton, 387; Sandback, 387; Seming- 
ton, 386; Swindon, 387; Southwick, 387; Sewstern, 386; 
Sheepshead, 386; Stathern, 386; Sproxton, 386; Saint 
Keverne, 215; Sutterton, 134; Stratford, &amp;c. 288; Saint 
Martins (Cornwall), 320; Sadberge, 320; Sandgate, 387 ; 
Sandwich, 387; Shoreham, &amp;c. 387; Sevenoaks, 387; Shas- 
ton Freshford, 387 ; Sherborne, 377 ; Stickford, 363; Sibsey, 
363; Scawby, &amp;c. 363; Scotter, 363; South Reston, 363 ; Salt- 
fleet, 362; Southport, 363; Shipdham, 369; Soha, 360 ; 
Sheriff-hill, 363; Sticker, 349; Shirley, &amp;c., 200; Suint 
Blazy Gate, 376 ; Stratford-upon-Avon, 348 ; Sandbach, 349 ; 
Sheffield, 313 ; Stony Middleton, 437 ; Swanwick, &amp;c., 197; 
Shelton, 255; Statham, 182; Saint Austell, 320; Scar- 
borough, 188; Salter-hebble, 211; Stoney Stratford, 168 ; 
South Tawton, 313; Stanningley, 313; Sheerness, 305; 
Stebbing, 309; Saint Paul’s, Isle of Thanet, 305; Stirling- 
shire, 341; Stockleigh Pomeroy, 312; Staplehurst, 305 ; Sid- 
mouth, 312, 313; Sutton (Wilts), 320; Sampford Peverell, 
305; South Peverton, 305; Shimpling, 313; Starcross, 320; 
Salford, 313; Snittisham, 320; Saint Germans, 320; Skip- 
ton, 313; Summer Bridge, 313; Sheffield (Eleven Petitions), 
313; Sidbury, 313; Swinton, 313; Shaftesbury, 295; Saint 
Giles (Devon), 305; South Milton, 305; Sleaford, 295; 
Swaffham, 305 ; Shrewsbury, 295 ; Sharon, 205; Stoke Lane, 
288 ; Sittingbourne, &amp;c. 305 ; Shepton Mallet, 288 ; Silsden, 
313; Shalford, 309 ; Sowerby Bridge, 313; Salisbury, 296; 
Stanstead, &amp;c, 295 ; Swanton Abbot, 295 ; Stonehouse, 430 ; 
Slaggvford, 309; Sutton Valence, 305; Stourton, 312; 
Shelton, 255; Stoke-upon-Trent, 255; Stoke, 255; South- 
wold, 288; Shebbear, 305; Swimbridge, 305; Sheffield, 
288 ; Sudbury, 296; Snailbeach, 341 ; Stapleton, 296; South- 
wold, 234; Swansea, 268; Stewart’s-town, 208; Staly- 
bridge, 268 ; Stretford, 127; Scone, 100; Staindrop, 288 ; 
Shipdham, 288; Shelley, 288; Sedgeley, 288 ; Swindon, 
288; Saint lves (Hunts,) 288; Swalwell, 268 ; Somersham, 

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249; Scamblesby, 288 ; Shepton Mallet, 320; Southmolton, 
305 ; Stogumber, 288; Scarborough, 288; Strathblane, 255; 
Staxton, 288 ; Sausthorpe, 255 ; Shadforth, &amp;c. 376; Saltash, 
268; Saint Athan’s, 376; Spittal, &amp;c., 376; Standbridge, 
369; Strubby, 255; Scilly, 376; Saint Stephen’s, Branwell, 
376; Salcombe, 362; Swepstone, 369; Stithians, 369; 
Shouldham, 369; Slapton, 369; Stoneham Aspall, 288; 
Swanage, 240; Scremby, 288; Saxilby, 288; Scarner, 288 ; 
Sherburn, 288 ; Swansea, 268; Springfield, 70; Start Bay, 
389 ; Swalwell, 363 ; Saint Helen’s, Lancaster, 363 ; Somerby, 
386 ; Stoke Cannon, 363; Sandford, 363; Slevington, 363; 
Spittal, 268; Shillingford, 349; Smethwick, 349; Saint 
Neots, 349; Smalley, 350; Spilsby, 348; Seend, 313; Saint 
Just, 341; Sturminster Newton Castle, 369; Shildon, 348 ; 
Sandiacre, 350; Staindrop, 288; Sithney, 215; Shrewsbury, 
341; Stockton-upon-Tees, 70; Swanton Abbot, 388 ; Staple- 
ford, 388; Silverton, 388; Saffron Walden, 388; Stony 
Stratford, 388; Spooner Row, 388; Saint Alban’s, 365 ; 
Skull, 387; Skibbereen, 387; Saint Martin’s, Salep, 387; 
~ Shipley, 387; Strabane, 387 ; Spondon, 387 ; Saddleworth, 
387; Sunbury, 388; Salford, 388; Sneinton, 388; South- 
molton, 388; Strathaven, 389; Saffron Walden, 389; Silver 
Street, 389; Shefford, 389; Shifnal, 389; Saint Mary 
Church, 439 ; Stewarton, 439; South Shields, 229; Sidbury, 
312; Seaton, 312 ; Spalding, 295; Scarrington, 205; Street, 
&amp;c. 128; Strathmigle, 128; Stourton, &amp;c. 284; Stanhope, 
288 ; Stoke Ash, 184; Sidling Saint Nicholas, 377; Shef- 
field, 377; South Stoneham, 284; Selkirk, 284; Sunder- 
land, 274; Skirling, 274; South Elmsall, 284; Steven- 
age, 284; Saint Decumans, 280; Shaugh, 288; Sutton 
(Norfolk,) 279; Southampton, 284; Shildon, Old, 284; 
Sturminster, 284; Shaftesbury, 284; Sampford Courte- 
nay, 305; Scymington, 313; Sevenoaks, 305; Stowmarket, 
279; Stanwix, 313; Setcombe Basset, 279; Sheffield, 313; 
Soham, 274; Salkeld, Great, 389; Shelford, Great, 349; 
Stanton, 437 ; Saltcoats, 220; Stansted, 313; Soho, (London) 
389; Stockton-upon-Tees, 284; Seatop, 313; Somersham, 
279; Sharnbrook, 279; Saint Austell, 279, 392; Scholes, 
313; Salendine Nook, 313; Shafton, 316; Stockport, 313; 
Saffron Walden, 320; Snaith, 313; Sherburn, 313; Sawley, 
437; Shildon, New, 284; Saint Columb Major, 279; Sax- 
mundham, 279; Snape, 274; South Melton, 365; Skipton, 
387; Shipley, 387 ; Stoke Gabriel, 387; Southern Pits, 388; 
Stoke Newington, 554; Stalybridge, 338; Stafford, 404; 
Sardis, 388; Sleaford, 387; Sheldon, 388 ; Stamford-bridge, 
387; Strensall, 387; Sherford, 387 ; Sampford, 387 ; Slam- 
bourn, 387; Spalding, 388; Sandwich, 387; Saddle- 
worth, 388; Stromness, 387; Sheffield, 388 ; Steyning, 387 ; 
Stainton, 387 ; Staveley, 387; Slimbridge, 387 ; Smithboro’, 
423; Saffron Walden, 338; Sligo, 302; Sporle, 392; 
Salford, 392; Shelford, 392; Stalybridge, 392; Sutton-on- 
Derwent, &amp;c. 610; Saint Neots, 616; Saint Clears, 387; 
Smallwood, 387; Sitton, 387; Sway, 387; Siillingfleet, 
387: Stockton, 387; Sandy, 412; Sutton, &amp;c. 392; South 
Kirkby, 392; Saint Andrews, 392; Saint Mabyn, 392 ; 
Saint Germans, 392; Samphord Spiney, 392; Saltcoats, 
392; Saint Nicholas, 392; Sapcote, 392; Sharnford, 3y2 ; 
Sileby, 202; Sligu, 392; Stratford Saint Andrews, 449 ; 
Studley, 313; Shelton, 449; Sedbergh, 389; Sutton (York), 
274; Stapleton, 389; Settle, 387; Saint Gennis, 302; 
Saint Erth, 392; Saint Minver, 392; Sidlesham, 431 ; 
Slateford, 431 ; Shebbear, 426; Stourport, 412 ; Southdean, 
274; Sprowston, 274; Saint Boswell’s, 274; Slaverton, 449; 
Sanquhar, 449; Sutton in Ashfield, 449; Staitns, 316; 
Stapleford, 350; Skelmanthorpe, &amp;c. 313; Shaldon, 320; 
Swadlincote, 437; Staveley, 437; Saltertorth,388; Shipston- 
upon-Stour, 437 ; Stourbridge, 437; Sibford, 437; Staiy- 
bridge, 349, 358; Southmolton, 362; South Wittingham, 
362; Stonehouse, 349; Swinton, 358; Shefford, 358; 
Salford, 358; Sherringham, 349; Selby, 394; Stainscross, 
349; Sandover, 349; Stokesby, 344; Saint John’s, Corn- 
wall, 349; Soar, 350; Southend, &amp;c. 350; Shass, 350; 
Southampton, 341; Saffron Walden, 350; Soaning, 349; 
Stansfield, 349 ; Saint Helen’s, (Lancaster) 349; Sea View, 
Wight, 349; Shardlow, 349; Solihull, 348; Stocks Green, 
344; Swanbourne, 249; Sleeton, 349; Slaithwaite, 369; 
Southwick, 348; South Croxton, 348; Saffron Hill, 348; 
Stoke Row, 348; Sunderland, &amp;c. 348; Sheepshead, 349 ; 
Stow-on-the-Wold, 348 ; Skelton, 348 ; Spratton, 349; Saint 
Helier, 348; Saint Mawes, 348; Saint Blazey Bridge, 348 ; 
Saddington, 348; Stoney Stanton, 348; Studley, 348; 
Sowa, 341; Saint Clears, 348; Saint Ives, (Hunts) 348; 
Saint Neots, 348 ; Stratton, 341, 348; Sileby, 341; South- 
wick, 341; Stalbridge, 341 ; Sculcoates, 341; Sproatley, 341 ; 
Swine, &amp;c. 341; Sedburgh, 349; Saint Germain’s, 349; 
Slawston, 369; Silverstone, 369; Stafferd, 369; Stratford- 
on-Avon, 348; Shackerstone, 369; Saint ‘Teath, 376; 
Sibbertoft, 369; Salterton, 376; Saint Kew, 376; Seghill, 
369 ; Stoke Newington, 376; South Shields, 369 ; Stokesley, 
349; Somerby, 341; Sutton Coldfield, 348; Southdean, 274; 
Thurcaston, 386 ; Thurgoland, 313; Thornton Curtis, 255; 
Thrapston, 197; Thurlstone, 312; Thornthwaite, 387 ; 
Thornhill, 439 ; Tetney, 362 ; Truro, 349; Taunton, 387; 
Treleck, 387; Toynton All Saints, 255; Tochwith, 377; 
Thetford, 377; Tadley, 349; Truro, 349; Ticknall, 349; 





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Tollerton, 377; Tunstall, 362; Templeton, &amp;c. 363; Tat- - 
tingstone, 377; Toddington, 363; Tuxford, 377; Thirsk, 
3773 Thurnscoe, 377; Trimingham, 349; Tutbury, 369; 
Tipton Green, 369; Tipton, 369; Thrapston, 616 ; 
Thetford, 377; Thirsk, 377; Truro, 377; Tamworth, 362 ; 
Trematon, 389 ; Tonbridge, 348 ; Thames Ditton, 377; Tor- 
quay, 362; Thurmaston, 392; Teignmouth, 362; Tiverton, 
363 ; Timsbury, 362; Tanfield, 392; Tirley, &amp;c. 392; Tul- 
liniskin, &amp;c. 268 ; Todmorden, 412 ; Tydd, Saiut Mary, 363 ; 
Thornbury, 392; Theddingworth, 500; Fortrose, Xe. 509; 
Tavistock, 392; Tandrangee, 478; Topsham, 426; Tulla- 
moore, 427; Tipton, 387; ‘Tarbert, 389; Tough, 392; 
Thorpe-on-the-Hill, 412; Totnes, &amp;c. 387; Tenby, 387; 
Tiverton, 426 ; Tullow, 389; Tattenhall, 387 ; Thorndon, 143 ; 
Tudeley, &amp;c. 389; Tillicoultry, 388; Tabor, 388 ; Tawstock, 
387; Tewkesbury, 392; Tanby, 388; Tintagel, 392 ; Tath- 
well, 362; Tealby, 362; Thurlton, 3773; Tadcaster, 377 ; 
Tysve, 377; Torrington, &amp;c. 377 ; Tiverton, 377; Taunton, 
377; Thurcaston, 369 ; Troon, 369; Tempsford, 369; Trow- 
bridge (Three Petitions), 313 ; Thorncliffe, 369 ; Towcester, 
369; Toddington, 268, 369; Tattershall, 288 ; Thornbury, 
288; Tunstal, 288; Trimley, 288; Tregear, 341; Trebultett, 
341; Tilshead, 296; Thorpe, 313; Tunstead, 295 ; Tamerton 
Folliott, 295; Thorpe, 313, 348; Taunton, 341; Trowbriage, 
386 ; Tarporley, 386; Tenterden, 387; Thame, 437; Thorp, 
&amp;c. 412; Teal, &amp;c. 387 ; Tisbury, 320 ; Tintwistle, 349; Trus- 
thorpe, &amp;c. 348 ; Tenbury, 234; Tutbury, 182 ; Tumby, 348 ; 
Trowbridge, 349; Tattingstone, &amp;c.348 ; Tideswell, 341 ; Trit- 
tington, 348 ; Troft Hill, 284 ; Titchmarsh, &amp;c. 197; Tavistock, 
268 ; Ticknoll, 437 ; Thurlaston, 389; Tickhill, &amp;c. 313; Tavi- 
stock, 128; Tunstall, 279; Tooting, 284; Thurso, 280; Topsham, 
376; Tollesbury, 389; Tainton, 305; Tralston, 127; Tring, 377; 
Terrigles, 284; Turvey, 389; ‘Templemore, 389; Tedburne 
Saint Mary, 305; Tonbridge, 305; Throwleigh, 305 ; Thor- 
veston, 305; Tenterden, 365; Tey, Great, 388; ‘Tattershall, 
305; Tiverton, 313, 320; Throwston, 305; ‘l'ynemouth, 320; 
Tamworth, 381; Trench, 387; Thong, 316; Trusham, 320; 
Terrington, Saint Clements, 320 ; Taunton, 387 ; Teignmouth, 
(Two Petitions) 320; Torrington, Great, 305; Topsham, 313 ; 
Tunbridge Wells, 305; Tiviotdale, 313; Thorne, &amp;c. 313; 
Trunch, 388; Thirklow, 437 ; Thibberton, 279 ; Thurwaston, 
&amp;c. 387 ; Trawden, 388; ‘Tunbridge Wells, 305 ; Tvnehead, 
309; Thurstonland, 316; Throckley 313; Torquay, 320; 
Tower Hamlets, 388 ; ‘Tonbridge, 406; Tinahaly. 459; Thur- 
mastone, 389; Tickhill, 403; Thorington, 439 ; Tullamoore, 
402; Tuckingmill, 369; ‘Towcester, 369; ‘Thornton-cum- 
Bagworth, 369 ; Thorpe Lagton, 369; Temple Tewn, 369 ; 
Tullylish, 376; Thatcham, 349; ‘Tottenham, 341; Tetbury, 
341; Tunbridge, 344; Tadcaster, 348; ‘Tredegar, 34%; 
‘T'welveheads, 348 ; ‘l'remadoc, 349; ‘Timsbury, 349; Thurn- 
by, &amp;c. 348; Trowbridge, 349; Tilehurst, 348 ; Totton, 348 ; 
Thornton Rust, 349; Tilehurst, 349 ; Tibthorp, 340; Tor- 
point, 349,350; Tredegar, 349; Tewkesbury (Three Peti- 
tions), 350; Totness, 362; ‘Tavistock, 362; Thoresby, 362 ; 
Uttoxeter, 360; Uppingham, 288, 389; Upton Helions, &amp;e. 
388 ; Uppermill, 388 ; Uficulm, 388; United Associate Synod 
of the Church of Scotland, 268; Upton-on-Severn, 284 ; 
Ugborough, 288; Ulleskelf, 316; Uny Lelant, 34: ; Upton, 
295; Usworth, 389; Usk (Two Petitions), 284 ; Upper Han- 
ley, 389; Uplowman, 387; Ulceby, 363; Upottery, 392 ; 
Upwey, 389; Uffeculme, 392; Upton Saint Leonard, 274, 
387; Uley, 392 ; Upton, 377; Upwell and Outwell, 377 ; 
Uploder, 377; Undercliffe,349; Upper Mill, 349; Upexe, 363; 
Uiceby, &amp;c. 449; Upholland, &amp;c. 349; Urchfont, 284; Uleeby, 
255; Uxbridge, 349; Upperby, 348; Unsworth, 349; Utterby, 
362; Velmoate, 387; Verwood, 387; Veryan, 288; Virginstow, 
305; Verwrg, 442; Wolstanton, &amp;c. 362 ; West Bromwich, 
362; Wooden-dale, &amp;c. 362; Witchampton, 377; Winter- 
borne, 348; Welton, 348; Wakerley, 369; Wokingham, 
377; Wollaston, 369; Wincanton, 377; Walsall, 377 ; 
Woolwich, 377, 475 3 Wing, 358 ; Willenhall, 362 ; Whit- 
church, 358 ; Warrington, 389; Westbury Leigh, 313; 
Woodlands, 377 ; Warwick, 377; Weedon, 358; Wain- 
fleet, 363; Whixley, 377; Wortham, 377; Wiston, 377; 
Wicken, 377 ; World, 377; Wrawley, &amp;c. 363 ; Warming- 
ton, 377; Weston super Mare, 377 ; Wheatley-lane, 377 ; 
Winborne, 377; Wadsley, 377; Walsall, 377 ; Wells, 377 ; 
Wratton, 377; Wickham, 377; Westminster, 389 ; Wood- 
side, 377 ; Wisbech, 249 ; West Hoathley, &amp;c. 313 ; Waldon, 
363; Wadebridge, 70; Woodbridge, 377; Warmsworth, 
377; Wrestlingworth, 363 ; Waltham, 363 ; Wimbish, 388 ; 
West Calder, 320; Wintringham, 363; Witham, 363; 
Workington, 389; Wednesbury, 362; Wavendon, 358 ; 
Welton, 362; Waddesdon, 358; Wimborne, 534 ;. Winch- 
combe, 500; Walpole, 288; Wingham, 320; Whitby, 268; 
Wincanton, 288; Walsall, 127; West Woodlands, 268; - 
Wrentham, 288; Wadebridge, 341; Wincanton, 288 ; Wooll- 
combe, John Morth, 305; Waterford City, 309; Wareham, 
255; Wigton, 268; Wandsworth, 301; Wetherby, 313 ; 
Wortley, 313; Wendover, 313 ; Whitworth, 312 ; Westhouse, 
313; Walkhampton, 295; Waddington, 288 ; Weaversthorpe, 
288; Ware, 288; Wenlock, 288; Wolverhampton, 288 ; 
Warrington, 288 ; Whitchurch, 268 ; Westkington, &amp;c. 288 ; 
Wootton, 255; Wyse Piddle, 377; Waltham Abbey, 255; 
Wingham, &amp;c. 288 ; Whiteparish, 296; Witham, 255; West 
Pennard, 288 ; Withern, 255 ; Westray, (Orkney) 268 ; Win- 

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terbourne Stoke, 284; Whitehaven 301 ; Wallingford, 127; 
West Drayton, 268; Woolwich, 320; Wilton, 288, 296 ; 
Walcot, Bath, 320; Warminster, 320; Walton, &amp;c. 290; 
Winterborne, 296 ; Woodborough, 387 ; Westerham, 387 5 
Woodchurch, 387; Winsley, 387; Westbury, 387 ; With- 
ington, 387 ; Westfelton, 369 ; Wellingborough, 369 5 Whit- 
wick, &amp;c. 369; Whittlebury, 369; Wisbech, 377; Work- 
sop, 369; Woodford, &amp;c. 197 ; Wallingford, 197 ; Westman- 
cote, 182; Waldgrave, 197; Weldon, 197; Wick, 188; 
Wells next the Sea, 178; Wainfleet, 255; West Halton, 
255; Winterstow, 296; Winteringham, 255; Winterton, 
255; Whitton, 255; Wetheringsett, 288; Wantage, 284; 
Warminster, 320; Westbury, 320; Wrecklington, 363; 
Waddington, 348 ; Wadebridge, 376; Wellingborough, 369; 
West Gate, 363; Warmington, 369 ; West Houghton, 349 ; 
Wrexham, 377; Wolsingham, 205; Wastdale Head, 274; 
Wendover, 215; Wigan, 377; Wedmore, 288; Wan- 
tage, 200; Wessott, 288; Whitby, 313; Wivelis- 
combe, 341; Weeton, 313; West Allendale, 309; Whit- 
stable, 305; West Melton, &amp;c. 313; es. 349; 
Whitehaven, 280; Woburn, &amp;c. 363; Walsingham, 369; 
West Kilbride. 363 ; Weymouth, 349; Wedmore (‘Two Pe- 
titions), 220; White, James, 348 ; Watlington, 348 ; Wood- 
lands, &amp;c. 341 ; Whitehaven, 348 ; Wendy-with-Shengy, 348 ; 
West Bromwich, 348, 392; Wansford, 369; Wymondley, 
284; Welwyn, 377; Wellington (Somerset), 268 ; Watchett, 
305; Williton, 305; Worcester, 305; Winkleigh, 305 ; 
Walker, 313; Washford, 305; Wingby, 288 ; Wadsley, 316 ; 
Woodhouse Grove, 316; Wombwell, 313; Wilmslow, 313; 
Wigton, 313; Welford, 313; Werrington, 389; Walding- 
field, 320; Warwick, 320; Widdington, 320; Wells, (So- 
merset), 320; West Bolden, 313; Wath, 313; Wickersley, 
313; Wentworth, 413; Whiston, &amp;c. 313; Wheatley, 388 ; 
Winewall, 388; Witheridge, 305; Wakefield, 320; Whit- 
tlesey, 389; Winston, 279; Walkeringham, 313 ; Wilsden 
cum Allerton, 279; Wolvey, 288; Westwood, 313; Wan- 
tage, 279; Weare, 288; Wanstrow, &amp;c. 268; Walkern, 377 ; 
Wylam, 313; Walton, 284; Walbottle, 313; Witton Gil- 
bert, 389; Weston, 313; West Auckland, 284; Wear Dale, 
284; Woodlands, 284; Winchelsea, 389 ; Winlaton, 268 ; 
Wootton Bassett, 284; West Auckland, &amp;c. 284; Water- 
beach, 274; Wirksworth, 350; Wolverhampton, 439; 
Wotton under Edge, 389; Whitehaven, 279; Wirling- 
worth, 279; Willoughby, 377; Worcester, 388; Wins- 
combe, 284; Warwick, 377; Wath, 377; Westbury, 
274; Workington, 279; West Down, 305; Warboys, 389; 
Wolstanton, 389; Wivenhoe, 389; Widdecombe, 389; 
West Burgholt, 431; Waterford, 389; Watergate, &amp;c. 
389; West Rainton, 439; West Linton, 439; Wiggenhall 
Saint Germans, 389; Whitchurch, 295; Worton, 387 ; 
Woodhouse, 386; Wymondham, 386; Westerham, 386; 
Whitbeck, 386; Woodleigh, 365; Wrexham, 365, 386; 
Wexford, 365; Waterloo Road, Lambeth, 365 ; Wel- 
lington, (Salop) 327; Whitchurch, 387 ; Weathersfield, 309 ; 
Whaley, 387; Wirksworth, 387; Whitehaven, 387; Wor- 
stead, 388; Wix, 388; Wilton, 388; Watford, &amp;c. 388; 
Weymouth, 388; Whiteparish, 385; Wareham, &amp;c. 388 ; 
Weeley, &amp;c. 388; Whetstone, &amp;c. 388; Weedon Beck, &amp;c. 
388; Weymouth, 388; Wolston, 403; Wolsingham, 284; 
Wooburn, 402; Waterford, 398; Westminster, 388 ; Whe!- 
drake, 387; West Alvington, 387; Whitminster, 387 ; 
Willenhall, 636; Whimple, 387; Wicklow, 387 ; Wolfs- 
dale, 388; Wednesbury, 387; Watton, 388; Warminster, 
387; Whitchurch, &amp;c. 392; Windsor, 392; Wimeswould, 
302; Whittington, 392 ; Whittle-in-the-Woods, 392 ; War- 
minster, 387; Whitchurch, 387; Winchester, 387; Wor- 
cester (Two Petitions), 392 ; Winterbourne, 392; Warmley, 
302; Westbury, 392; Winchcomb, 392; Winkbigh, 392 ; 
White Franco, 392; Westbury (Three Petitions), 412 ; Wick- 
low, 450; Wimblington, 439; Westow, 439; Wickham 
Skeith, 449; Wickering, Great, 350; Wotton-under-Edge, 
446; West Lavington, 274; Wintringham, 389; Warwick, 
389; Waddesdon Hill, 338; West Haddon, 500 ; Wymond- 
ham, 459; Westport, 475; Welford, 500; West Witter- 
ing, 431; Wigan, 424; Wivelsfield, 424; Whitstone, 
426; Wexford, 389; Woodstock, 437; Worlington, 388 ; 
Warminster, 388 ; Wallsend, 338 ; Wicklewood, 388 ; 
Wigston, Great, 369 ; Witney, 437; Workton, 412; West- 
minster 412 ; Wistow, 316; Wareham, 388; Wilsden 
Thoruton, 313 ; Woodenbox, 437 ; Weston Underwood, 437 ; 
Wardington, 437; Wroxton, 437; Watlington, 437; Wes- 
ton-on-Trent, 437; Wilmcote, 348 ; Weston Newton, 376; 
Willington, 369; Whitburn, 341; Whitwell, 341; Win- 
thorpe Croft, &amp;c. 348 ; Westerleigh, 349 ; Winchester, 348; 
Wickhampton, 344; Wilton, 348; Whalley, 348; Wall, 
Gwinear, 348; Woodhay, 348; Wickham Market, 348; 
Wimslow, 349; Whitslane, 348; West Haddon, 340; 
Willesborough, 349 ; Wrotham, &amp;c. 348 ; Whitchurch, 348; 
Welbourn, 349; Winterton, 349; Winwick, 349; Wiastord, 
349; Wichfield, 349; Warton, 34a; Woolhampton, 349; 
Westgate-hill, 349; Wetwang, 349; Whixall, 349; Wiven- 
hoe, 349; Whitby, 349; Wangtlord, 349; Wandsford, 349; 
Wortham, 340; Wootten, 349; Wattisham, 349; Welling- 
ton (Salop), 349 ; Wrexham, 350; Woodbridge, 349; War- 
wick, 349; Wrexham, 350; Wemburg, 349; West New- 














ton, 358; Walkden Moor, 358 ; Wotton-under-Edge, 358; 
Wye, 389; Worsley, 358; Weston Flavel, 369 5 Welton, 
349; Wheelock, 360; West Bromwich, 362; Wheal Kose, 
376; Wem, 369; Welsh Pool, 369; Walsingham, Little, 
288; Winsford, 387; Wheelock, 386; Walderfield, Little, 
403; Witby, Great, 377; Waltham, Little, 389 ; Windsor, 
New, 377; Yeovil, 341, 377, 387; Yarborough, 363; Yar- 
mouth, Great (Three Petitions), 344; Yelvertoft, 500; Yarm, 
392; York (Three Petitions), 387, 437; Yatton, 288, 377; 
Yatesbury, 439; Yeadon, 213; Yarcombe, 439; Youl- 
greave, 387; York, county of, 280; Youghal, 268, 387, 439; 
Yetholm, 274; Yelvertofi, 403 ; Yarmouth (Isle of Wight), 
349; Yaxley, 449; Yealand Conyers, &amp;c. 348; Yystraddy- 
fodog, 234; Zealmonachorum, 305, 392: Zennor, 341. 


——-—--- Petition of James Window, submitting Plans or 


Tables, with reference to Slave Emancipation, 129. 


— Petition of Inhabitants of Bath, praying the House 
not to proceed to legislate as to the abolition of Slavery until 
further Inquiry has been made into the actual State and Con- 
dition of the Slaves, 270. 


—— ——-— Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 


mittee, upon a certain day, to consider of providing for the 
extinction of Negro Slavery in His Majesty’s Colonies, and 
for authorizing the advance of money for the relief of the 
Proprietors of Estates and Slaves in those Colonies in which 
the same shall take place; The King’s recommendation sig- 
nified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be considered ; 383. 
Considered; Committee report Progress; 389 ; Matter fur- 
ther considered ; Committee report Progress; 440, 445, 451. 
Committee deferred, 462. Matter further considered, 465, 
472, 476. Resolutions reported, and agreed to as amended : 
Bill ordered ; 482. Vide infra. 


— Proceedings in Committee, 389, 440, 445, 451, 465, 





466, 472, 476. 


— Resolutions (12th June) read ; To be communicated 
to the Lords at a Conference, and their concurrence desired 
thereto; Conference to be desired ; 503. Report that the 
Lords agreed to a Conference; Managers appointed ; Report 
that they had left the Resolutions with their Lordships, 507. 
Lords desire a Conference upon the subject of the last Con- 
ference ; House agrees to a Conference ; 528. The time for 
the Conference being come, Managers appointed, Conference 
held and reported, That the Lords agree to the Resolu- 
tions, without any Amendment ; 531. 


Petition of George Christopher Rapier, submitting 
a Plan for the abolition of Slavery in the Colonies, 412. 





——————- Petition of Inhabitants of the City of Edinburgh, 


against the immediate abolition thereof, 419. 


——- Petitions against the abolition of Slavery without 
Compensation to the Proprietors; From Bristol, 427, 439 ; 
British West India Planters, &amp;c. (Two Petitions), 439; Contin, 
442; Cromarty, 442; Dingwall, 442; Dumfries, 427; Edin- 
burgh, 427; Forbes, John Hopton, 451; Fortrose, 442; 
Hibbert, Robert, 427; Jessop, William and others, 437; 
Kiltiernan, 442; Kilmuir, &amp;c., 442; Mackay, Donald, 451 ; 
Merchants, &amp;c. interested in the British West India Colonies, 
427; Musselburgh, 442; Resolis, 442; Rosemarkie, 442 ; 
Ross, 442; Ross, County of, 442, 598 ; Ross and Cromarty, 
442; Saint Ives, 604; Sealy, Henry, 221. 

— Petitions for abolishing Slavery without Compensa- 
tion to the Proprietors; From Binbrook, Saint Mary, 528; 
Sundrish, 610. 





—————— Petition of Heritors and others of Avoch, that no 


premature measure of Emancipation be adopted, to compro- 
mise Compensation to Colonial Proprietors, 543. 
— Bill for the abolition of Slavery throughout the 
British Colonies, for promoting the industry of the manumitted 
Slaves, and for compensating the Owners of such Slaves; 
Ordered, 482. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; and to be printed ; 553. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 564, 573, 581, 588. Bill committed, 592. Motion, 
That the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee, be read; Amendment proposed ; Amendment 
and Motion withdrawn; 599. Order for Committee read; 
Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; 599. 
Amendment proposed but not made; Main Question agreed 
to; Bill considered ; Committee Report progress ; 600. Order 
for Committee read; Instruction to Committee to insert a 
Clause for the immediate Emancipation, without restriction, 
of all Slaves who may at any time, previous to the passing of 
the Bill have been brought, with the consent of their posses- 
sors, or may at any time after the passing of the Bill, with 
the like consent, be brought into any part of the United 
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; Instruction to Com- 
mittee to insert a Clause, providing that from the sum to be 
appropriated as a compensation to the Proprietors, in any of 
the Colonies in the Bill mentioned, there be deducted such 
sums as shall correspond with the estimated value and number 
of the persons, if any, who may in any such Colony be 
registered and holden in Slavery contrary to law, Xc.; Bill 
further considered ; Committee report progress; 602. Com- 
mittee deferred, 607. Bill further considered ; Committee 
report progress ; 602, 611, 612, 614. Committee deferred, 
614. Bill further considered,617. Reported; Day appointed 
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SLAVERY—continued. 


for further considering Report; Bill as amended, to be 
printed, 618. Further consideration of Report deferred, 629. 
Order for further consideration of Report read ; Bill re-com- 
mitted ; Instruction to Committee to make provision, that 
any redeemable perpetual annuities, or annuities for terms 
of years, which shall be created by virtue of any Act of this 
Session of Parliament, for the abolition of Slavery in the 
British Colonies, shall be added to, and form part of the 
redeemable perpetual annuities, or annuities for terms of 
years, in which such annuities shall be raised, and the in- 
terest, dividends and charges of management in respect of 
the same, shall be charged upon, and made payable out of 
the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom of Great 
Britain and Ireland, 638. Bill further considered, 638. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 
643. Passed, 647. By the Lords, with Amendments; Day 
appointed for considering the same, 709. Amendments con- 
sidered, 711. Agreed to, 712. Royal Assent, 726. 

Proceedings in Committee, 602, 603, 611, 612, 614, 617, 
648, 638, 639. 

— — Resolution (2d August) respecting the Grant of 
£.20,000,000. as compensation to the proprietors and owners 
of Slaves, read ; House resolves immediately to go into a 
Committee to consider of the said Resolution; Resolution 
considered ; Proceeding in Committee, €29. Resolution re- 
ported and agreed to; Instruction to Committee on Slavery 
Abolition Bill to make provision accordingly, 638. Vide 
Supra. 

~ Petitions against the Bill; From Bangor, 634; 
Bath, 610; Bristol (two Petitions), 610 ; Castle Donnington, 
590; Dominica, Council and Assembly of, 717; Dublin, 621 ; 
Hanley and Shelton, 621; Hodgson, Adam, 592 ; Jamaica, 
Planters, &amp;c. in, 596; Impey, George, 598; Jowitt, Robert, 
610; Keynsham, 610; Leeds, 610; Liverpool, 610; Newport 
(Isie of Wight), 625; Norwich, 610; Redruth, 654; Stoney 
Stratford (two Petitions), 654; Stroud, 610 ; Tavistock, 610; 
Wantage, 605; Wareham, 621. 


Petition of Merchants and Shipowners of Liverpool, 
complaining of the exclusive monopoly of the home market 
hitherto enjoyed by the Colonies, and the large bounty granted 
on the re-exportation of their sugars and molasses in a manu- 
factured state; and that the compensation granted to the 
Colonists, for the manumission of their Slaves, may be a 
direct, full and final one, 491. 


—— Petitions against the proposed Grant of £.20,000,000 

until loss shall be a? From Blaxland, William, 695 ; 
Carmarthen, 583; Morrison, Richard James, 695. 

— Vide Suppty. 

Staves, (Cape of Good Hope); Petition of His Majesty’s 
loyal subjects of the Cape of Good Hope, complaining of the 
Order in Council of 2d November 1831, respecting Slaves, 
554- 

— TRANSPORTED. 











Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 165.) 


Stave Trape Conventions; Papers relating to the Slave 
Trade, presented 22d September 1831, read; Supplementary 
Convention between His Majesty and the King of the French, 
for the more effectual suppression of the Traffic in Slaves, 
signed at Paris, March 22, 1833, read; House resolves 
immediately to go into a Committee to consider of the said 
Papers; Papers considered ; Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered, 609. Vide infra. 


Bill for carrying into effect 
two Conventions with the King of the French, for suppressing 
the Slave Trade; Ordered, 609. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 5o9. 
Second Reading deferred, 617. Bill committed,630. Com- 
mittee deferred, 640. 648. 653. Instruction to Committee 
to make provision for paying a bounty of 5/2. out of the 
Consolidated Fund for every el captured and condemned, 
in pursuance of the Convention between His Majesty and the 
King of the French, for suppression of the Slave ‘Trade, 658. 
Bill considered, and reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill as amended, to be printed, 658. Re- 
port further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 662. Passed, 673. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 722. Royal Assent, 726. 


(FreNcu CoNvENTIONS.) Conventions re- 
lating to the Traffic in Slaves made between His Majesty and 
the King of the French, Presented in the last Session of Par- 
liament, read; Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee upon a certain day, to consider of authorizing 
the payment of Bounties on Slaves, and of the other expenses 
attending the execution of the said Conventions ; the King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Motion agreed to; Matter to be 
considered, 649. Matter considered; Proceeding in Com- 
mittee, 653. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 657. In- 
struction to Committee on Slave Trade Conventions Bill to 
made provision accordingly, 658. Vide Supra. 

Stoman, John. Vide Bastarpy Laws. 

S1ico, (Borough). Vide Exrecrions. 


Smaxtyt Dest Courts. 


VOL. 88, 








Vide ScoTLanD. 





Sess, 1833. 





SmALu Depts; Petitions for the more speedy recovery thereof; 
From Collumpton, 134; Frome, 215; Kingsbridge, &amp;c. 240; 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 189. 

Petition of Tradesmen of the City of Chester, 
for establishing a Court of Request in that City, for the 
recovery of Small Debts, 301. 


Vide Locat Courts. 
SMITHFIELD Market. Vide Lonpon. 
Situ, Henry Lilley. Vide Poor (Medical Attendance.) 


Thomas Brown; Petition of Thomas Brown Smith, 
complaining of the proceedings taken against him for a libel 
upon the Corporation of Kingston-upon Hull, 491. 


SmucetineG; Bill for the prevention of Smuggling ; Ordered, 
239. Presented and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed, 254. Committed, 283. Committee 
deferred, 407. 441. 488. 532. 569. 585. 602. Bill considered, 
606. Report deferred, 613. Bill reported ; To be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 619. Passed, 648. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 671. Royal Assent, 725. 


Petition of the Mayor, Magistrates and Inha- 
bitants of Berwick-upon-T'weed, complaining of the Expense 
incurred in the maintenance of Prisoners convicted of Smug- 
gling, 616. 

Soane, George. Vide Soane’s Museum. 


Soane’s Museum; Bill from the Lords for settling and pre- 
serving Sir John Soane’s Museum, Library and Works of Art, 
in Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, in the County of Middlesex, for the 
Benefit of the Public, and for establishing a sufficient Endow- 
ment for the due maintenance of the same, 154. Read, 156. 
Committed, 169. Reported, with Amendments, 236. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 237. Bill passed with Amendments, 242. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 275. Royal Assent, 
294. 

















Petition of George Soane, Esq., against ; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 211. Another Petition 
of George Soane, Esq., 242. 

Soap; Petitions for the repeal or reduction of the Duties 
thereon; From Aberdeen, 236; Arundel, 233; Ayr, 233; 


_ Banff, 236; Bervie, Burgh of, 28; Brechin, 436; Bristol, 


222; Chatham, 240; Cullen, 236; Derby, 178; Dublin, 109 ; 
Dundee (two Petitions), 530; Dunfermline, 142; Elgin, 158; 
Falkirk, 32; Forres, 166; Galway, 233; Glasgow, 36 ; Glou- 
cester, 126; Greenock, 166; Huntley, 166; Inverness, 262 ; 
Johnshaven, 70; Ipswich, 138; Kent, 158 ; Kilmarnock, 40; 
Limerick, 256; Liverpool, 142; London, 178; Manufacturers 
of Hard Soap, 200; Montrose, &amp;c., 436; Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, 40; Peterhead, 158; Port Glasgow, &amp;c., 166; Ports- 
mouth, &amp;c., 178; Saint Andrew’s, 413; Turriff, 301. 

— Bill to repeal the Duties, Allowances and Drawbacks 
of Excise on Soap, and to grant other Duties and Drawbacks 
in lieu thereof; Ordered 302. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 365. Com- 
mitted, 372. Committee deferred, 383.390.399.468.417. Bill 
considered, 420. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 425. Passed, 435. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 454. Royal Assent, 470. 

Petition of Manufacturers in Kilmarnock, against, 450. 


Petition of Dealers in Soap in Newcastle-under-Lyme, 
that a Drawback be allowed equal in amount to the intended 
reduction, 443. 


Petition of Dyers, &amp;c., of Derby, for continuance of the 
Drawback, or, if inexpedient, to remove the Duty altogether, 
400. 

















Vide Hott, Wasnineton. Mart, Hops anp Soap. 
TAXES. 

Manuracrorigs; Petition of Soap Manufacturers and 
Baltic Merchants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, complaining of 
having been prosecuted at the instance of the Corporation of 
that Town, for an alleged Nuisance in the prosecution of their 
Trade, and praying for relief, 250. 





Soxe Law; Petition of Thomas Cliffe for the repeal of the 
Soke Law, 245. 


Sotity, Edward. Vide Currency. 
SouTHAMPTON BorovucHu. Vide ELECTIONS. 


Sourn Lonpon Market; Petition for a Bill for altering and 
improving the Market in the Parish of Saint George the 
Martyr, in the Borough of Southwark ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 40. Reported ; Bill ordered, 80. Presented, and read, 
149. Committed, 160. Reported; Report to li¢ on the Table, 
320. 





Petitions against; From Borough 
Market, Trustees of; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 230; 
Saint George the Martyr, and other Parishes, Inhabitants of, 
233- 





Petitions in favour; From Saint 
George the Martyr, Inhabitants and Ratepayers of, 295; 
Southwark and Lambeth, Inhabitant Householders of, 233. 

Sout Merropouitan Gas; Petition for a Bill for Lighting 
with Gas certain Roads, Streets, Ways and other Public Pas- 
sages and Places, referred to a Committee, 105. 


— SPEAKER: 











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SPEAKER : 
: The Right Honourable Charles Manners Sutton, 





chosen, 5. Approved by the King; Reported to the House, 
That he had made the usual Claim of Privileges, 5. 





takes the Oaths, 5. 
to open Letters directed to the House, 10. 








to appoint the printing of the Votes and Proceed- 

ings, 7. 

——_——_——. reports His Majesty’s Speech at the opening 
of the Session, 5. Motion for an Address thereupon, 6. Vide 

(ADDRESSES, 1.) 





reports His Majesty’s Answer to Address of 
Thanks for His Speech at the opening of the Session, 35. 
————-—-- acquaints the House, ‘That he had received 

Letters from the Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, 
inclosing Election Petitions, 33, 41. 111. 





That certain Petitioners 
had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Peti- 
tions, 103. 129. 136. 142. 143. 144. 146. 152. 163. 184. 282. 

That the Certificate of 





the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of the House of 
_ Commons was upon the Table, 174. 
That an Abstract of Poor 





Returns was upon the Table, 130. 





That a General Index to 
the Bills, Reports, Accounts and other Papers printed by 
Order of the House of Commons, 1801-1832, had been pre- 
pared, and was upon the Table, 724. 





That he had received from 
the Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, a List of 
Barristers at Law who have consented to act as Commissioners 
under Act 42 Geo. 3,c. 106, relating to Controverted Elections 
in Ireland, 131. 





to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records, upon the hearing of the matters of Petitions complain- 
ing of undue Elections and Returns, 14. 15.16.17. 18. 22. 23. 
24. 33- 35: 39- 42- 44. 47-51- 52. 53- 57. 61. 65. 66. 67. 72. 
73- 74. 76. 77. 78. 82. 83. 85. 86. 87. 89. g1. 92. 93- 94. 97- 
g8. 112. 113. 114. 117. 121. 123. 156. 179. 252. 321. 





to license the printing of the Journal, 36. 
calls the attention of the House to circum- 








stances regarding the Recognizance for Mallow Election 
Petition, 154. 





-- admonishes a Person at the Bar, 218. 





acquaints the House, That he had received De- 
clarations in writing, that Sir John Poo Beresford did not 
intend to defend his Return, 94. That James Kennedy, Esq. 
did not intend to defend his Return, 102. 





his appointment of certain Members to issue 
Warrants for Writs in the cases specified in Act 24 Geo. 3, 
267. 


not to issue his Warrants for New Writs before 





certain days, 260. 271. 300. 338. 343. 353. 407. 420. 421. 
434- 492. 531- 536. 537- 595. 573- 578. 591. 611. 649. 





to leave the Chair at Three o’Clock, without put- 
ting any Question ; To resume the Chair at Five o’Clock, 95. 





Resolution, That upon a Division, those who 
question the decision of Mr. Speaker do go forth, 102. 


Resolution, That in all cases whf€re a Select Com- 





mittee appointed to try the merits of an Election for any County, 
City or Borough, report to this House that they have altered 
the Poll, by adding, or striking out the names of any Voters 
on such Poll, Mr. Speaker shall issue his directions there- 
upon to the Clerk of the Peace, Town Clerk or other Officer, 
as the case may be, with whom the Register of the Voters 
of such County, City or Borough is deposited, to alter and 
amend such Register, by striking out the names of such 
Voters as have been struck off the Poll, and by adding such 
names as have been admitted to the Poll by such Select 
Committee, 476. 





Motion, That the Speaker do issue his Warrant 
for a New Writ for Cambridge ; Question Neg. thereupon, 
671. 





Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do leave the 
Chair; Debate thereupon adjourned, 693. 





—— 


Vide Accounts. House. Members. 


Sreaxsr’s, Mr., Retirement Act; Petition of Inhabitants 
of Dudley for the repeal thereof, 8. 


Spicer, William. Vide Puszicans’ Licenses. VicTuat- 
tinG House Licensgs, (Holborn Division.) 

Spirit AND BEER Snops; Two Petitions from Preston for the 
suppression thereof, 404. 


Spirits ; Petitions for an additional Duty thereon; From 
Edinburgh City, Lord Provost and others of, 539; Edin- 
burgh, Justices of the Peace of the County of, 457 





Vide Accounts. 
(Sussex and Hants.) Vide Accounts. 





Spirits, WINE AND BEER. Vide IRELAND. 
Starrorp Boroven. Vide Accounts. ELecrtions. 


Brizery; Bill to indemnify Persons who may 
give Evidence before Parliament, touching Bribery in the 
Election of Burgesses to serve in Parliament for the Borough 
of Stafford; Ordered, 181. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 182, Com- 
mitted, 192. Committee deferred, 196. Bill considered, 204. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 213. Third Reading 
deferred, 231. Bill passed, 239. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments,414. Amendments to be printed, 417. Day appointed 
for considering Amendments, 448. Considered, and agreed to, 
with Amendments, 452. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 487. Royal Assent, 496. 

Proceedings in Committee, 204. 


ELEcTION ; Petitions (presented 7th and 18th Feb- 
ruary,) complaining of the last Election for the Borough of 
Stafford, read; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the practices alleged to have prevailed at the last Election for 
the Borough of Stafford, and to report the result of their in- 
quiries to the House ; Committee to consist of fifteen Mem- 
bers, thirteen to be chosen by lot, and two to be named by 
the House; Day appointed for the Ballot, 467. Ballot 
effected; Reduced List delivered in, and read, 475. Leave 
to Committee to sit and proceed on a certain day, notwith- 
standing the sitting of the House, 575. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence; Report of Resolutions ; To lie on the 
Table ; and to be printed, 581. 


Witnesses INpemNity; Bill to indemify certain 
Persons who may give Evidence before Parliament touching 
Bribery and Corruption in the election of Burgesses to serve 
in Parliament for the Borough of Stafford; Ordered, 160. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed, 160. Order for Second Reading read, and 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 173. 





STAFFORDSHIRE (Southern Division.) Writ. Vide Exec- 
TIONS. 


Srace Carriaces; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to 
amend, Ordered; Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed, 571. Second Reading 
deferred, 578. Bill committed, 588. Committee deferred, 
593- Bill considered, 595. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 601. Passed, Gog. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 671. Royal Assent, 726. 


Coacu Dwrties Act. Vide Post Horst AnD STAGE 
Coacu DutTiegs. 





STAINES Brince. Vide Accounts. 


Stamp Duties. Vide ApPRENTICESHIP, INDENTURES OF. 
Atrornits CERTIFICATES. CLERKS TO ATTORNIES. 
Frre INsurances. Marine INSURANCES. 





Acts relating thereto, read; 'To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 292. Considered ; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee, 298. Report deferred, 303. 306. 310. 
318. 326. 331. Resolutions reported and re-committed, 337. 
Committed deferred, 345. esolutions considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee, 355. Reported, and agreed to; Bill 
Ordered, 359. Vide infra. 





Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties on Adver- 
tisements, and on certain Sea Insurances; to repeal the 
Stamp Duties on Receipts for Sums under Five Pounds ; 
Ordered, 359. Instruction to Gentlemen appointed to prepare 
and bring in the Bill to make provision therein for exempting 
from Stamp Duty all Insurances on Farming Stock and 
Implements of adbantey. 421. Bill presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed, 421. Second Reading deferred, 435. Biull com- 
mitted, 440. Committee deferred, 452. 462. Bill considered; 
Instruction to Committee to consider of the Duty payable on 
Pamphlets, 472. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 477. Passed, 481. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 505. Considered, and agreed to; 
(The said Amendments being in furtherance of the Amend- 
ments made in this House on the Third Reading of the 
Bill), 516. Royal Assent, 531. 


Act; Petitions for alteration thereof; From 
Bradbury, Robert, 411; Templer, John, 245; Wingham, 
245. 





on Receirts; Petitions for the Repeal of the 
Stamp Duties on Receipts for Sums under 50/.; From Aber- 
deen, 323; Ayr, 233, 378; Bristol, Chamber of Commerce, 
267 ; Borrowstouness, 351; Burntisland, 290; Edinburgh, 
269. 290. 539; Glasgow, 334; Hawick, 378; Jedburgh, 351; 
Irvine, 378; Kelso, 378; Kingston-upon-Hull, 343 ; Leith, 
281; Liverpool, 129; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 315; Saint 
Andrews, 315; Sanquhar, 378. 

Stamps; Motion for laying before the House a Return stating 
the Names of the Commissioners of Stamps, of the Solicitor 
of Stamps, of all under Officers and Clerks, and other persons 
in that Department, stating the Annual Sum which each 
receives as salary or pay, &amp;c.; Question Neg. thereupon, 


aid Act, 











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STamMps—continued. Bill, referred, 292. Resolution reported, That in the case of 








Act g Geo. 4,c. 27, to — the Allowances made 
to Stationers on the purchase of Stamps for Receipts at the 
Head Office in London, and to grant an allowance to persons 
purchasing such Stamps, to a certain amount, of the Com- 
missioners of Stamps; or of the Distributors of Stamps in 
Great. Britain, read ; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 654. Considered, 658. Resolution reported 
and agreed to; Instruction to Committee on Stamps Forgery 
Bill, to make provision accordingly, 662. Vide infra. 


Vide Norris, William. 


Forcery oF; Bill for preventing the selling and 
uttering of Forged Stamps on Vellum, sane Bro and Paper ; 
Ordered, 652. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading, and to be printed, 654. Committed, 662. 
Instruction to Committee to make Provision, allowing a Per- 
centage to purchasers of Receipt Stamps, 662. Committee 
deferred, 673. Order for Committee read; Acts 52 Geo. 3, 
c. 150, and 47 Geo. 3, c. 18, respecting Stamp Duties on 
Medicines, and on Licenses for vending the same, read, 686. 
Instruction to Committee to consider of the Duties payable 
on Artificial Mineral Waters, and of a Drawback on the Ex- 
portation of Irish Plate; Bill considered and reported ; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill as amended, 
to be printed, 687. Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 698. Passed, 
700. By the Lords, with Amendments, 727. Considered, 728. 
Agreed to, 729. 





Petition of William Creke, against, 682. 
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 complied with ; 
and to report their opinion thereupon, from time to time, to the 
House; To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum, 20. Report on Prescot Gas Petition, referred, 45. 
Report on Broxtowe Damages Compensation Petition, referred $ 
49. Report on Newcastle-upon-Tyne Waterworks Petition, re- 
ferred, 68. Report on Barnsley and Cudworth Road Petition, 
referred, 69. Two Resolutions reported; That in the case of 
the Prescot Gas Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with; That in the case of the Broxtowe Da- 
mages Compensation Petition, the parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed with their Bill, 69. Member added, 81. Report on 
Cheltenham and Gloucester Roads Petition, referred, 98. Two 
Resolutions reported, That in the case of the Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne Waterworks Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to 
be dispensed with ; That in the case of the Barnsley and Cud- 
worth Roads Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill; 99. Report on Walton-upon-Trent Bridge Petition, 
referred,104. Report on Oakington Inclosure Petition, referred, 
131. Two Resolutions reported, That in the case of the Chelten- 
ham and Gloucester Road Petition, the Standing Orders ought 


not to be dispensed with ; That in the case of the Walton-upon-. 


Trent Bridge Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill, to give Notices, &amp;c., 132. Resolution reported, 
That in the case of the Oakington Inclosure Petition, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 146. Report 
on Wiggenhall Drainage Petition, referred, 161. Report 
on Gloucester and Cheltenham Roads Petition referred, 170. 
Resolution reported, That in the case of the Wiggenhall 
Drainage Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill, 174. Report on Petition for additional Provision 
in Denbigh and Mold Road Bill, referred, 176. Report on 
Petition for additional Provision in Abergele and Conway 
Road Bill, referred, 176. Re-committed Report on East Smith- 
field Improvement Petition, referred, 177. Resolution re- 
orted ; That in the case of the Gloucester and Cheltenham 
Road Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed with their 
Bill, to give Notices, &amp;c., 182. Report on Hy eed Inn 
Agreement Petition, referred, 183. Report, on Petition for 
additional Provision in Whitchurch and Aldermaston Roads 
Bill, referred, 187. Four Resolutions reported, That in the 
case of the Petition for additional Provision in the Denbigh 
and Mold Road Bill, the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
ensed with; That in the case of the Petition for additional 
rovision in the Abergele and Conway Road Bill, the Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; That in the case 
of the East Smithfield Improvement Petition, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; That in the case of 
the Petition for Serjeants’ Inn Agreement, the Parties be 
pein to proceed with their Bill, to give Notices, &amp;c., 195. 
esolution reported, That in the case of the Petition for addi- 
tional Provision in Whitchurch and Aldermaston Road Bill, 
the Parties be permitted to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c., 214. 
Report on Clarence Railway Petition (No. 2), referred, 254. 
Report on Middlesex Sessions Petition, referred, 257. Reso- 
lution reported, That in the case of the Clarence Railwa 
Petition (No.2), the Parties be permitted to proceed with 
their Bill, to give Notices, &amp;c., 260. Resolution reported, 
That in the case of the Middlesex Sessions Petition, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 285. Re- 
port on Petition for additional Provision in Forehoe Poor 


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the Petition for additional Provision in Forehoe Poor Bill, the 
Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, to give No- 
tices, &amp;c., 304. Report on Edinburgh Improvements Petition, 
referred, 381. Resolution reported, That in the case of the 
Edinburgh Improvements Petition, the Parties be permitted 
to-proceed with their Bill, to give Notices, &amp;c., 390. Report 
on Bodmin Road Bill, referred, 395. Resolution reported, 
That in the case of the Report on Bodmin Road Bill, the Parties 


be permitted to proceed therewith; To deposit Map, Plan 
and 3ook of Reference, &amp;c., 398. » 


Starcu Duties; Bill for repealing part of an Act of 26 Geo. 3, 
for better securing the Duties on Starch, and for preventing 
Frauds on the said Duties, and for making. other Provisions 
in lieu thereof; Ordered, 399. Presented and read; Day ap- 
— for Second Reading, and to be printed, 400. Second 

— deferred, 417. Bill committed, 420. Committee 
deferred, 425. 435. Bill considered, 440. Reported, 445. 
To be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 446. 

Passed, 452. Agreed to ty the Lords, 465. Royal Assent, 

470. 


Strate of IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 
——— ofthe Country. Vide Accounts. 


Paper Orricre. Vide Suppty. 
STATIQNERY. Vide Supp ty. 


Contract; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the truth of the allegations contained in the 
Petitions of Stationers and Manufacturers of Paper; and, of 
pty” see of London, respecting the Supply of Stationery to 
the Government, and to report their Observations thereupon 
to the House; To send fur Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Petitions referred, 638. 651. Leave 
to the Committee to sit on a certain day in the morning, not- 
withstanding the sitting of the House, 640. Power to report 
Observations from time to time, together with Minutes of 
Evidence, 656. First and Second Reports; To lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 683. 











Vide Key, SirJohn. Key, Kingsmill 
Grose. 





-— OrFice; Petition of John Williams, Stationer, 
of Cornhill, ——— of the system adopted by the Prin- 
cipals of His Majesty’s Stationery Office, with respect to 


Contracts; referred to the Select Committee on Stationery 
Contract, 651. 


Statute Duty; Petition of Overseers and Select Vestry of 


Totness, for the abolition of the Statute Duty in the repair of 
Turnpike Roads, 259. 


Steam VessEts ; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to extend 
an Act of the first year of His present Majesty, for the more 
effectual protection of Stage-coach Proprietors and Common 
Carriers, to the Owners of Steam and other Vessels, and to 
make further regulations with respect to the same ; Ordered, 
546. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed, 546. Second Reading deferred, 558. 
561. §69. 573- 578. 

STteePLE LAnGForD INcLosurE. Vide Hanoine Lanc- 
FORD. 


Stiruine Bureus. Vide Erections. ScotrLanp. 


STocKDALE, John Joseph. Vide Bank Forceriss. Cuurcu 
Lirurcy. Jusvicre, Administration of. Mapuousss. 
Oatus. Taxes. Vore sy Batuor. 


Stockport Cuurcu; Petition for a Bill to enlarge powers 
of Acts, referred to a Committee, 105. Reported; Bill Or- 
dered, 147." Presented, and read, 209. 


Petition of Ley-payers of Dunkiufield 





against, 347. 


Stockton Cuarity ScHoot; Bill from the Lords to enable 
the Trustees of the Blue Coat Charity School at Stockton, 
in the County of Durham, to sell and dispose of ‘certain 
Lands and Hereditaments belonging to the said Charity, and 
to purchase and acquire other lands in lieu thereof, and also 
the reversion of the Lands held by them for lives, 454. 
Read, 468. Committed, 468. Reported, without Amend- 


ment ; The King’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 506. Royal 
Assent, 531. 


Stone Street Hatcn Roap. Vide OcxLeEy. 


StorRincTon Roan; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same, and Bill Ordered, 48. Presented, and 
read, 146. Committed, 154. Reported; to be ingrossed, 


375 Passed, 386. Agreed to by the Lords, 422. Royal 
Assent, 470. 





Petitions against; From Blencowe, Ro- 
bert Willis, &amp;c.; Referred, 294 ; Dermott, Thomas William ; 
Referred and Counsel ordered, 169; Luff, John; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 217; Storrington; Referred, and 


Counsel ordered, 219; Towse, James; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 217. 


Ir 


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[.A. 1833. 





StorrincTon Road—continued. 
Petitions in favour; From Storrington ; 





Watterton, 356. 


Srrancer 1n Custopy; The Serjeant at Arms reported that he 
had a Stranger in his custody, who had entered the House 
during the Debate; and that a Medical Gentleman was in 
attendance who had seen such Stranger, 246. Medical gentle- 
man called in, and informed the House, that the Stranger was 
decidedly of unsound mind, and under a considerable degree of 
excitement, and that it would be unsafe to discharge him, 
247. Stranger discharged from Custody, 2§2. 


Strancers ; Usual Orders relating to them, 38. 


Stratrorp and Moreton Railway; Petition for a Bill to 
enable the said Company to make a new Branch of Railway 
to Shipston-upon-Stour; Referred to a Committee, 98. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered, 128. Presented, and read, 137. Com- 
mitted, 241. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 312. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed, 347. Passed, 
357- Agreed to by the Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 470. 


Road. Vide WeELLsBouRNE. 


STRETTON-uPON-DuNsMORE CuurcHu; Petition for a Bill for 
taking down the Parish Church and building a new Church 
in lieu thereof; Referred to a Committee, 49. Reported ; 
Bill ordered, 99. Presented, and read, 124. Committed, 
137. Reported ; to be ingrossed, 198. Passed, 219. Agreed 
to’by the Lords, 260. Royal Assent, 294. 


SrurcxgE, Claus; Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization, 
190. Read, 198. Committed,241. Reported, and passed, 
284. Royal Assent, 294. 


Susuiettinc Act. Vide IRELAND. 


Suppen Bripce and Bury Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing and maintaining the same, and Bill ordered, 31. 
Presented, and read, 40. Committed, 68. Reported; to be 
ingrossed, 134. Passed,137. Agreed to by the Lords, 154. 
Royal Assent, 238. 


Surroix Assizes; Bill to remove the Suffolk Assizes from 
Bury Saint Edmund’s to Ipswich ; Ordered, 35. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed, 37. Second Reading deferred, 130. 145. 167. 187. 
232. 








Two Petitions from Bury Saint Edmund’s 





against, 138. 





Petition of the Bailiffs, Portmen, and Com- 
mon Councilmen of Ipswich, in favour, 187. 

Sucar; Petitions for permitting the Importation of Foreign 
Sugar to be refined for Exportation; From Bristol, 596; 
Carmen, 461; Edinburgh and Leith, 229; Frith of Forth, 


229; Greenock, (Two Petitions,) 169. 599 ; Greenwich, &amp;c. ; 
Referred to Select Committee on Manufactures, Commerce 
and Shipping, 504; Guppy, Samuel, &amp;c., 596 ; Journeymen 
Coopers, 459; Irvine, 233; Kincardine, 343; London, 258. 
459- 461. 555- 590; Middlesex, (St. George,) 535; Thornton, 
Watson, &amp; Co., (Kingston-upon-Hull,) 535 ; Tower Hamlets, 
580; Wapping, 599; Wellclose and other places forming the 
Liberties of the Tower, 598 ; Whitechapel, 599. 


Resolution, That it is expedient that Sugar be admitted 
for refining, under lock, for the purpose of Exportation, 599. 


Petitions for Equalization of the Duties on Sugar; 
From Glasgow, 542 ; Leeds, 610. 











Vide East Inpia. 


AND CorrgE; Motion, That it is just and expedient 
to admit the Sugar and Coffee of our Eastern possessions, 
the produce of free labour, on equal terms with the Sugar 
and Coffee of the West Indies and Mauritius; Question 
Previous proposed; Question Previous, and Motion with- 
drawn, 622. 


— AND Pensions Dutiges. Vide Ways anp Means, 
and Bitts 1n Suppty. 


AND Rum. Vide East [Nnp1a. 


— House resolves immediately to go into a Committee, to 
consider of admitting Sugar, without payment of Duty, to 
be refined for Exportation; Matter considered; Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered, 609. Vide infra. 


Bill to admit Sugar without payment of Duty, to be 

refined for Exportation ; Ordered, 609. Presented, and read ; 

Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 609. 

Committed, 618. Considered, 630. Reported; to be in- 

grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 640. Passed, 

643. Agreed to by the Lords, 671. Royal Assent, 726. 
Proceeding in Committee, 6go. 


——— Vide Accounts. 


SuNDERLAND Port Anp Dock; Petition for a Bill to enable 
the Commissioners for the preservation of the River Wear to 
construct a Dock on the south side of the said River ,within the 
County Palatine of Durham; Referred to a Committee, 104. 
Reported ; Bill ordered, 123. Presented, and read, 208. Com- 
mitted, 248. 

















Petitions against ; From Gully, 
John, Esq.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 262 ; Owners of 
Collieries on the River Wear; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
417; Sunderland, Owners of Coal Mines in, 295; Sunder- 
land, Owners of Coal Mines in; Referred,and Counsel ordered, 


356. 
SuPERANNUATIONS. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 








SUPPLY : 


MOTION for a Supply; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 31. King’s Speech referred, and Motion 
considered, 39. Resolution reported, and agreed to, Nem. Con. 43. To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
43- Go. 95. 109. 130. 136. 139. 1454°353- 155. 164. 173. 181. 192. 203. 213. 226. 239. 246. 261. 272. 283. 293. 299. 


306. 317. 325- 331- 344- 354- 366. 372. 383. 399. 408. 417. 426. 435+ 445. 452- 463. 466. 473. 480. 487. 493. 503, 512. 


518. 525- 533- 536. 545- 551- 558- 564. 570. 575. 581. 588. 593. 600. 608. 613. 617. 630. 640. 647. 657. 661. 672. 682. 





684. 685. 686. 


— Considered, 47. 173. 203. 213. 226. 324. 344. 371. 487. 629. 647. 671. 682. 683. 
Proceedings in ne. 47- 173° $03. 213. 226. 272. 324. 325. 344. 371. 372. 487. 629. 647. 671. 672. 682. 683. 


Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c., referred, 47. 144. 173. 203. 213. 317. 324. 487. 629. 672. 


Resolution amended, 383. 


Upon the Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; Amendment proposed, but not made, 213. 


and made, 317. 





withdrawn, 371. 





Upon Question for Reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into the Committee ; Amendment 


proposed, but not made, 317. 344. 647. 


withdrawn, 371.647. 








Question agreed to, 6o. 


— Upon the Question, for receiving a Report of Supply; Amendment proposed, 59. Amendment withdrawn; Main 





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Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;— Relating to, | 











Reported, and Agreed to. 
NAVY, &amp;c. 
Page 
ne 26 March 1833: 
219. - THAT 27,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for thirteen lunar months, 
to the 31st day of March 1834, including 9,000 Royal Marines : 
219. - For Wages for Ditto &lt;  hee , e a e,  ae 
219. - For Victuals for Ditto + - - - - -  . as. 
16 April: 
277. - For Salaries of Officers and Contingent meee of the hits Office - 
277. - For ditto - of the Navy Pay Office - - - - - - - 
277. - For ditto - of the Scientific Departments of the — Sr er a, 
277. - For ditto - of the Naval Establishments at Home - - - - . 
277- - For ditto - of the Naval Establishments Abroad - - - - . 
277- * For Wages of Artificers and Labourers at Home a ee 
277- - For ditto - Abroad ak. a oe - - - 
278. - For the purchase of Naval Stores, &amp;c. ee a oe ee er 
278. - For new Works and Improvements inthe Yards - - - - =~ = 
278. - For Medicines and Medical Stores - - - - - = = = 
278. ° For Expense of divers Naval Miscellaneous Services - - - -— = 
278 - For Half-Pay to Naval and Marine Officers - ° " . . “ 
278. : For Military Pensions and Allowances ee te eee oe ee ee 
278. - For Civil Pensions and Allowances - em of 
278. . For Freight of Ships for Conveyance of Troops init nee - - = = 
278. . For conveying Convicts to New South Wales - - - - - - 
£. 
ARMY: 
28 March: 
231. - That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 89,419 Men (exclusive of Men 
belonging to Regiments employed in the East Indies,) be maintained for the 
Service of the United Kingdom from ist April 1833 to 21st March 1834: 
6 May: 
354- : For defraying the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces - - - = = 
13 May: 
382. - For General and Staff Officers - a - - - - ‘ ~ 
382. - For Allowances to the principal Officers of several Public Departments- = - 
382. - For Medicines and Surgical Materials \- 5- 5£= © f= © © 
382. - For Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - - - = = = = 
382. - For the Royal Military Asylum - - - - - - - © = 
382. - For Volunteer Corps - - - - - - - - - - 
382. - For Exchequer Fees - - - - - - - . - - - 
382. - For the Pay of General Officers - - - - - - -* - 
382. - For Full Pay for Reduced and Retired Officers - - - 
382. - For Half Pay and Military Allowances to Reduced and Retired Officers + 
383. - For Half Pay and Allowances to Officers of Disbanded Foreign Corps - = - 
383. ~ For Pensions to Widows - - - “ - - ~ - - - 
383. - For Allowances on the Compassionate List —— - - - - - 
383. ~ For the Charge of Chelsea and Kilmainham fepitals Pi 6 ale 
383. - For Superannuation Allowances - - -6 - - - - 
383. - For Exchequer Fees for Non-Effective Army eit ‘. 4 ae 
: £. 
ORDNANCE: 
30 April: 
330. . For defraying the Salaries of the Master General, and the principal Officers 
and Clerks belonging to the Office of Ordnance, at the Tower, Pall Mall, 
Tooley Street and Dublin, for 1833-4 - -~ = oe 
330. - For Salaries to the Departments of the Office of Ordnance, at Woolwich - 
330. - For ditto - of the Civil Establishments of the Ordnance at Home’ - - 
330. * For ditto - inIrelandand Abroad - - = - = = «- = 
330. * For ditto ~ ofthe Barrack Department - -  - a ee 
330. - For Expense of Master Gunners in Great Britain, ene Jersey and) 
Ireland - - - 48 - - ° és 
330. - For the Corps of Royal Seana, and Sappers and —_ +458 © 
330. - For the Royal Regiment of Artillery for Great Britain, Ireland and the Colonies 
330. ° For the Royal Horse Artillery - - - - - = = = = 
330. - For the Field Train Department AL ee a 
VOL. 88.—Sess. 1833. Ii 2 


Sums Granted. 





£. 


955,220 
438,004 


104,070 
21,725 
22,109 

114,970 
23,422- 

438,426 
26,905 

423,000 
63,700 
31,500 
50,380 

871,858 

533,493 

320,342 

200,800 

118,300 





4,658,134 





3,168,216 


110,835 
94,627 
11,800 
33.415 
15,793 

103,318 
17,500 

119,000 
86,000 

632,000 
86,480 

145,944 

170,516 

1,211,746 
61,374 
12,500 


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6,070,978 


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71,996 


8,965 


14,919 
26,871 


37793 
5,010 
80,019 
277,156 
35,982 
584 





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INDEX ¢@o the E1ecuty-E1GHTtH VoLuME. _ [4.1833: 
Reported, and Agreed to.| SUPPLY—continued. Sums Granted. 
— ORDNANCE—continued. . gol! ~« 
330. : For the Medical Department - - - - - - - = = — - =. = 
330. - For Ordnance Works and Repairs - - + - - - = - 35,934 - —- 
330. . For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance on account of Ordnance Works, 85,104 - - 
and Repairs, and Storekeeper’s Expenditure-- - -,- = - 4 ; 
330. - For Superintendence of the Building and Repair of Barracks - -~— - 25,587 - - 
330. - For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance on account of Building and 68,984 - - 
Repair of Barracks heh i i i a ee a : 
330. - For Barrack Masters’ Expenditures and Allowances - - - -— = 65,792 - - 
330. - For Military, Civil and Barrack Contingencies - - - - = = $29,719 &lt;- - 
330. - For Stores for Ordnance, and Military Store Branch Services + - - 83,000 - - 
330. - For the Charge on Account of Stores for the Year ending 31st March 1835, 20,000 - -— 
required for Foreign Works and Repairs: oe a oe ee "} 
339- - For Ordnance Services not provided for in 1832=3 - - - - 93,889...- - 
330. - For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance on account of Allowances os 946,564 - - 
Superannuated, Retired and Half Pay Officers, and for Pensions.to Widows 
339. - For Treasury and Exchequer Fees - - - - © =. = = a a 
330. ss For perfecting Fortifications for the Coast Defence of the Island of Jersey, 
£.2,000; towards the erection of a Citadel upon the Petite Montagne, in "200 + == 
the Island of Mauritius, for the improvement of the Defences of the Colony, 
£.5,000 - - - - - - - - - - - - 


£.| 1,462,223 - - 





MILITIA: 
§ August: 
639. F For defraying the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain and\| g43 550 0g 73 
Ireland from ist April 1833 to 31st March 18394 - - - =. &amp;J 





MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES, &amp;c.: 





18 March: 
180. - For Allowances and Expenses of the Barristers employed in 1832, in revising) 30,500 -- = 
Lists of Voters under the Reform Bill - - - - - - -J 
25 March: 
213. ‘ For defraying the Estimated Expenses of the Brirtsn MuseEvum, for the Year 
di , , } 16,844 - - 
ending Christmas 1833 - - . - - . - - - - 
| 30 April: 
330. - To Pay Mr. Marshall for 1,250 Corizs of his Digest of the Accounts and 
Papers presented to Parliament since 1799, for the use of the Members of 2,625 —- - 
this House, and for the Public Service - - - - - - . 
15 August: 
676. * a ie ” Nee a ss the a guage egies _ ~—_ ners 290,305 7 10 
677. - For Half Pay of Commissariat Orricers - - - - = = 51,983 15 4 
677. 2 For Expense of Works and Repairs of Pustic Buinpines,&amp;c. -  - sa7e - - 
677. ; For completing Alterations and Additions to Brignton Paace - “eo 
677. $s For Works and Repairs at KINcstowN HarBouR - - - -— = oe = 
677. . For Works at Port Patrick Harpour - - - -— = - - — oo = 
677. : For ditto - at DonaGHADEE Marsour - - - - - - - wF- - 
677. ‘ For Expenses of Hotyneap and Liverroot Roaps, and Hotyneap and a 
Howrn HarBours - - - - = = = - - } . 
677. - For New Buildingsat the British Mustum - - - - - = 24,000 - - 
677. _ For Repairs and Alterations of Winpsor CasTLE - - - - - 49,000 - - 
677. ‘. For interior fittings for the New Srate Parer Orrice - - - - 1,800 - = 
677. a For completing Przr at Hosn’s Point - - - - - - - 8422 - — 
677. “ For Churches in the HIiGHLANDs and IsLaANps of ScOTLAND- - - - 24. «&gt; 
677. - For erecting a NATIONAL GALLERY - - - - = = = «@ 10,000 - -— 
17 August : 
689. “ For Salaries and Allowances to Officers of Lorps and Commons for 1833 - 453099 - —- 
689. - For Expensesof - + - - + - - ditto - - - - - - for 1834 - 26,200 - - 
For Fer Funp in the Departments of the— 
689. - TREASURY - - - - - ~ - - - - - 39,800 - - 
689. - Home Secretary of State - . - - - - - ° 10,743 —- - 
689. - Foreren Secretary of STATE ~ weretoeh Ieee 13,402 
689. - Cotontat Secretary of STATE - . - + - - - (12,276 12 3 
689. - Privy Councit and Committee of Privy Councit for TRADE - 13,500 - — 


* 689. - For the Salary of the Lonp Privy Span - = = = = = = S08 Lo &gt; 




















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Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page 


WHY 


689. 
689. 
689. 
689. 
689. 
689. 


689. 
689. 


689. 


690. 
690. 


690. 
690. 


690. 


690. 
690. 
690. 


690. 
690. 
690. 
690. 
690. 
690. 
‘690. 
6igo. 
690. 
690. 
690. 
690. 
690. 
690. 


690. 
6g1. 


691. 


691. 


691. 


691. 


691. 
691. 
691. 
691. 
691. 
691. 
691. 


691. 
691. 


691. 
691. 
691. 


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69:. 
691. 
691. 
691. 
691. 
691. 
692. 
692. 


VOL. 88.——Sess. 1833. 


(Ireland.) 





SU PPLY—continued. 


Sums Granted. ~ 





MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. 


For Contingencies and Messengers Bills, in the Departments of the— 


TREASURY - = - - - e J a ” ‘, w 
ForREIGN SECRETARY of STATE - - ‘é i " i a 
Home Secretary of STaTE - - - * é és * - 
~ f 
CoLoniat SECRETARY of STATE - - ~ _ ‘“ Z . 


Privy Councit and CommiITreeE of Privy Councit for TRADE - 

For defraying the Expenses of MEssENGERs attending the First Lord of the 
Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Four Patent 
MEssENGERs of the Court of Exchequer, &amp;c. - - - - - 
For Salaries of Professors in the Universities of Oxrorp and CAMBRIDGE - 
For Salaries of the Commissioners of the INsoLveNT Desrtors’ ore ie 


Contingent Expenses of the Court and Office - 
For Salaries of the Officers and Contingent Expenses of the Office for ae 
Reeistraiion of ALIENS - - - - = = = = = 
For the PENITENTIARY at MILBANK er ee oe Se ae 


For making good the Deficiency of the Frxs in the Office of Recistry * 


SLAVEs - « mt = ° ‘ . - s ~ 


For the Stare Parer Orrice, &amp;e. - - - - - - - - 
For Expenses of the ComMiss1oneERs appointed to inquire into the ney 
and Proceedings of the Superior Courts of Common Law - -~— - 





For Salaries and Expenses of the Commissioners for preventing aad 
TrRaFFic inSLtavEs~ - - - - - - - - - - 
For Salaries of Consuts GENERAL, ConsuLs and Vick ConsuLts’~ - - 
For Salaries of the Commissioners for INQUIRING INTO CHARITIES - 
For RetrreED ALLOWANCES and SuPERANNUATIONS to Persons formerly 
employed in Public Offices or Departments, or in the Public Service - 
For TouLonEseE and Corsican EMIGRANTS, &amp;c. - - . - - 
For Nationa Vaccine EsTABLISHMENT - - - - - - 
For Rervce for the DesTITUTE ~ - - - - - - - 
For Criminau Lunatics - - - - - - - - 
For Protestant DissENTING MINISTERS, &amp;c. ~ - . - - 
For Foreien and Secret SERvIcEs - ~ - . - - 
For Printing Acts, &amp;c. - - - - - - - = 2 = 
For STATIONERY, PRINTING and BINDING” - - - . - - 
For Expense of Gotp CoinaGeE - = = £ 2 2£ 2 = 
For Expense of ProsEcutions relating to Coin - - 2s = = 
For Law Cuarcets - - - - - - - - - - - 
For confining and maintaining Convicts - - - - - = = 
For support of Captured Necrogs and LinERATED AFRICANS 
For maintaining Convicts at New Sourn Wates and Van ree 
LAND - - - - - - - - ~ . - - - 
For Expenses of the Commissioners of Recorps* - - - -— - 
For the purchase of the Pensions granted by King Charles the Second to 
Colonel Fairfax and his heirs for ever, and to the heirs of Nicholas ‘Yate 
and their heirs forever - - - - - - - 
For paying the ANNUAL ComPENSATION awarded to Sir ere naan 
King, late King’ s Stationer in Ireland - - - - } 
For Expenses i in aid of a VoyacE of Discovery to the Potar an - 
To defray the Charge of a Grant to Mr. Morrow, on Account of his inven- 
tion of a PATENT Sip - - - - - - - } 
For Fees to Orricsrs of the PARLIAMENT on B1L1s for continuing or von 
ing TurNPIKE Roap Acts in 1833 ~ - - - - - - 





( For defraying the Charge of the 
Covalamceenenah T of the Bahama Islgnds — Oe 
= Ditto - - - - Bermuda Islands. &amp; - - - 
%, | Ditto - - - - Prince Edward’s Island - - - 
© | Ditto - - - - Newfoundland - - a - - 
{Ditto - - - - Settlements in Western Africa - - 
S Ditto - -  -  -  Eeclesiastical Establishment of the 
&lt; British North American Provinces ‘} 
ry Ditto - - - - Settlement in Western Australia - - 
Ditto - -  - = Indian Department in Upper and Lower 
\ Canada - - - = = } 


For the Rrpeau Canat and the CAanALs on the OtTawa - - - - 
For Salaries of GoveRNors, &amp;Xc. of West INp1A CoLoNIEsS - ° - 
To enable the Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND to issue Money for the advance- 


mentof EpuCATION” - - ° . * ‘ 2 ‘ 
For Expense of Founpuine HospiraL - - - - - = = 
For the Houss of Inpustry,&amp;c. - - - ° “ “ - - 
For the HiperniAN Marine Society - - - « ‘i a . 
For the FemMaAte OrpuHan House - . » “ a * a 
For the WesTMORLAND Lock HospitTat - ° ie a 2 a 
For the Lyinc-IN HospitaL - -— - oe Y pple sere 


For Dr. STEEVENS’s HosPiTAL * a ‘ - ” ve - - 
For the Fever HospPitar - e ” - . os = m i. 
For the HosriTAL for INCURABLES 





72500 at 
39,600 ii 
6,284 - 
5,600 -—- 
5453 = 


4,366 - 


1,264 - 


12,300 — 


1,583 - 
8,600 - 
1,514 = 
4579 
7,097 


16,500 — 


78,075 
13,150 - 
55,967 ad 
11,112 
2,200 —- 
3,000 — 
2,698 - 
4,999 - 
39,400 on 
56,000 - 
113,988 -— 
31,700 — 
8,000 - 
15,000 — 
89,654 - 
25,000 — 
130,000 


8,000 - 
3646 13 


2,500 - 
2,000 — 


2,500 


5,000 = 


2,140 — 
4.249 13 
3,220 — 

12,861 —- 

17,393 16 


18,700 18 
6,290 19 
20,000 - 


40,000 — 
14,567. - 
25,000 — 
22,000. —- 
19,609 - 
650 - 
1,046 - 
2,764 - 
1,500 —- 
1,500 — 
3,800 —- 
500 — 








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Reported, and Agreed to.| SUPPLY—continued. Sums Granted. 
Page MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. £. a 
692. ™ For the Roman Catuo.ic CouLece at MAYNooTH - - - - - 8,928 - - 
692. - For the Royat Dusuin Society - - - - - ° ° . 5,300 —- -— 
692. ° For the Roya Irisu ACADEMY - - - ~ ~ - - - oes « 
692. ° For the Roya. HiBperNIAN ACADEMY - - - - - - - ag! s x 
692. - For the Boarp of CuarirasBLe Donations and Bequests - -— - 700. ‘= « 
692. - For the Roya Be.rast AcApDEMICAL INSTITUTION avert -« ine” ~~ ie 
6y2. - For the Boarp of Works Siem ental, Tseeiaiieen 2 well dey TSH Toe 17,600 - - 
692. - For the Salaries and Expenses of the Cuirr and UnpER Sanenery 
Orrices, the Privy Councit Orricg, and of His Majesty’s PRINTER in 22,000 - - 
IRELAND - . - - - - - - - - - -j 
692. . For the Salaries of the Orricers and ATTENDANTs of the HouseHo xp of) ve is 
= 4,141 = 
the Lorp LizuTENANT of [IRELAND - &amp;. -¢ . - - J 
692. - For the Vice-TREASURER’s OFFICE - . - - - - - 6,850 - «= 
692. ° For PrintTiNG PrRocLAMATIONS - - - - - . ° ° 4,100 —- = 
692. « For Non-ConFrorMING MINISTERS - - - - - - - - 24,224 —- — 
692. - For CRIMINAL PRosECUTIONS- — = - . - - - - - 60,000 — -~ 
692. - For the Potice DepartTMENTs of DuBLIN”- - - - - - - 12,000 - - 
692. - For Pustic Works - - - - - - - - - - 3.276 - - 
692. - For Works and Repairs at DuNMorE HarBour - - - - - tt o- « 
692. - For the TowNLaND Survey of IRELAND . - ~ so 2 - $000 &lt;- «&lt; 
692. - For carrying on and completing certain new Roaps in the County of Galway a 
692. . To repay to Mr. Orpen the Amount paid by him for the purchase of the 
Office of one of the Six Cierks of the Court of CHaNnceRy in IRELAND, [feo ~~ + 
and which purchase has not been completed - - - - - = if 
692. . To complete the external Repairs of WniTeHALL CHAPEL = - = - 2,630 - - 
692. 7 To defray the Expenses of the ComMissioNERs appointed to inquire into 
the existing state of Municirat Corporations in Great Britain ana 15,300 —- —- 
IRELAND - - - - - - - - - - - - 
692. * For erecting LicuTnovsEs on the eastern side of the Banamas’ Straits - 10,000 - —- 
692. - For the erection of Scnoot Houses for the EpucaTion of the CHILDREN of ee an 
the Poorer Classes in Great BRITAIN - =~ = att x ‘ 
693. - To defray MisceLLANEous CuarGEs for Scor.anp, from 31st March eee’ 
to 31st March 1834 - “He - = . a ee ee ee 57:227 . 4 
£.| 2,047,601 2 10 
EXCHEQUER BILLS. 
18 February: 
6o. - To discharge the like Amount of Supplies granted for the Service of the a 
1838, or of.any preceding Year - = =e = ie eff 91000000 0 - 
Go. - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills, and any Exchequer Bills charged on) 
the Aids or Supplies of the Years 1832 or 1833, now remaining unpaid and || 25,896,600 - —- 
unprovided for . - - - - a e+ i.* . “ -| 
6o. . To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to several Acts for 
carrying on Public Works and Fisheries, and for Building Additonal 274,050 - = 
Churches, outstanding and unprovided for - - - - - = 
6o. - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued in pursuance of Act 11 Geo. 
IV. for payment of Proprietors of £.4 per centum Annuities in England 
and Ireland, who signified their dissent to the transferring such Annuities }} 1,582,000 - = 
into £.3. 10. per centum Annuities, outstanding and unprovided for, on 5th 
January 1833 - - - - - - - - - - - 
£. 30,752,650 oa = 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: 
17 June: 
493+ - For defraying the Charge of Civil Contingencies to 31st March 1834 - 100,000 - -—- 
8 August : 
653. ° For defraying the Charge of Civil Contingencies for one Year to 31st ead 40,000 - - 
ae are es Se ee er a 
£. 140,000 - - 
( i. % @ 
NAVY - -- -- 0- ee eer ee oe oti igen = 
ARMY c- 2 - 2 ‘= 2 = = 6,070;978 17 9 
ORDNANCE - ~ - - - - - = ~ 1,462,223 a = 
ES a he eR i a al 243.550 2 72 ~ 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - - - - = 2,047,601 2 10 
EXCHEQUER BILLS - 2 © © “se © « 90,758,659 - - 
CONTINGENCIES” - ~ w - ~ - - - 140,000 - — 
22 


Tota. - - - £.45:375:137 3 


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+ 3 &amp;4W.IV.} INDEX to the Ereuty-E1GHTH VOLUME. 











WAYS AND. MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY: 



































; TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 60,95, 109, 130, 136, 139, 145, 153, 155, 164, 173, 181, 192, 203, 213, 
' 227, 239; 246, 261, 272, 283, 293, 299, 306, 317, 326, 331, 345» 355» 366, 372, 383, 399, 407, 417, 426, 435, 445» 452, 463, 
466, 473, 482, 489, 493, 503, 512, 518, 525, 533, 536, 545, 551, 558, 564, 570, 575, 581, 588, 593, 600, 608, 612, 617, 630, | 
640, 648, 657, 662, 673, 687, 696. : 
———— considered, 144, 407, 482, 696. 
Report deferred, 417. 
Accounts referred, 144. 
Proceedings in Committee, 145, 407, 482, 696. 
Amendment proposed to be made to a Resolution, but not made, 149. 
upon Motion for reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a Committee; Amendment proposed, 
but not made, 696. 
CHAIRMAN OF THE CoMMITTEE oF Ways anv Means; Vide (ADDRESSES, 11.) 
Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means ;—Relating to, 
y 
Reported, and Agreed to. Sums Granted. 
Page GRANTS: 
| rm 7 March: £ 06s. d. 
That the several Duties on Sucar and Mouasses imposed by an Act of the 
: 149; Bill ordered, 149, first year of His present Majesty, and the Bounties allowed thereon, be ov 
; V.SUGAR AND PENSIONS further continued - re “i pe m a od i - “ -J 
DUTIES. 
| — For continuing the Duty of Four Shillings in the Pound on Pen momma 
Orrices and Persona Estates ee a, ee ee ee “ee 
149; Bill ordered, 149) | 
"a — BILLS || For raising £.12,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of 1833 - - | 12,000,000 - - 
f infra. 
(| For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may have been or which 
may be paid into the Exchequer, before 5th April 1834, in respect of | — 
Exchequer Bills issued pecrenat to Acts 57 Geo. III. and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. | 
for carrying on Public Works, &amp;c.- - - - + - = = 
149 BE caaeent. Lap { For applying £.3,000,000. now in the Exchequer to complete the Aids — 3,000,000 - — 
infra. for 1832 - - - - - - - - - - - - , , ‘ 
For issuing and applying £.60,000. on account of East INp1a Hatr Pay - Gop00' - « 
For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining in the Exchequer, or) ai 
‘!__ which may be advanced by the Bank under Act 56 Geo. II. - - -J 
~ miniaslieal 21 May: 
» onenasharEr: ida | For issuing and applying £.6,000,000. out of the Consolidated Fund - - | 6,000,000 - - 
infra. 
436; Bill ordered, 486, | 13 June: 
V. a BILLS (| For raising £.15,752,650. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of the Year 1833 | 15,752,650 - - 
infra. J 
20 August : 
Bs i soubats FOND. ~ aan “ applying the Sum “ £.f,000,090. om of has yang. 6,000,000 - - 
tnjra. 
BILLS: 


CONSOLIDATED FunD; Bill to apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year 1833; 
Ordered, 420. Presented, and read; Da eg neg for Second Reading ; 433. Committed, 440. Considered, 445. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 452. Passed 462. Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal 
Assent, 496. 





Bill to apply a certain Sum to the Service of the year 1833; Ordered; presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 700. Committed, 703. Order for Committee read; Instruction to receive a Clause of 
Appropriation; Bill considered; 711. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 716. Passed, 721. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 727. Royal Assent, 734. 


EXcHEQUER BILLS; Bill for raising a Sum of Money by Exchequer Bills for the Service of the year, 1833 ; Ordered, 149. 
Presented, and read ; Day op ointed for Second aos. 153- Committed, 155. Considered, 160. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 164. Passed,167. Agreed to by the Lords, 190. Royal Assent, 238. 


Bill for raising a Sum by Exchequer Bills for the Service of the year 1833; Ordered, 486. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 489. Committed, 494. Considered,.498. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 503. Passed, 508. Agreed to by the Lords, 535. Royal Assent, 559. 


Mivit14; Bill to defray the Charge of the Pay, Clothing and Contingent and other Expenses of the Disembodied Militia 
in Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, 639. Presented, and read, 644. Committed, 649. Considered, 653. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 658. Passed, 662. Agreed to by the Lords, 682. Royal Assent, 726. 


SUGAR AND PENSIONS DuTIEs; Bill for continuing té His Majesty, certain Duties on Sugar imported into the United 
Kingdom, and on Personal Estates, Offices and Pensions in England, for the Service of the year 1833; Ordered, 149. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 153. Committed, 155. Considered, 160. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day —- for Third Reading; 164. Third Reading deferred, 167, 192,196. Passed, 204. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 230. Royal Assent, 238. 


TRANSFER OF AIDS; Billto apply certain Sums to the Seivice of the year 1833; Ordered, 149. Presented, and read &gt; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 153. Committed, 155. Considered, 160. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 164. Passed, 167. Agreed to by the Lords, 190. Royal Assent, 238. ror; 


VOL. 88. Sess. 1833. K K 2 SuRCHARGEs. 











INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 


[A..1883. 





SurcHARGEsS, Vide Game CERTIFICATES. TAXED CaRTs. 


Surrey County Gaots; Petition of the Grand Jury at the 
late Easter Quarter Sessions for the County of Surrey, com- 
plaining of their having been prevented inspecting the Gaols 
of the County, 572. 


SwannincTon Railway. Vide Cotzorton, LEIcEsTER 
and SWANNINGTON. 


Swansea Harbour; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
maintaining the Lighthouse at the Mumbles Head, in the 
County of Glamorgan, and for making and maintaining a Pier 
or Breakwater near the said Lighthouse; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 105. Reported; Billordered; 162. Presented, and 
read, 193. Committed, 234. 

Petitions against; From Gloucester; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 294; Monmouth; Referred, 

294; Newport, (Monmouth), 295 ; Watchett ; Referred, 294. 

: Petitions in favour; From Bristol, 234 ; 

Cardiff, 234; Cornwall, 234; Swansea, 234. 








Swinvon Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually re- 
pairing the same, and Bill ordered, 49. Presented, and 
read, 158. Committed, 174. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
402. Passed, 410. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal 
Assent, 471. 


Symonps, Nathaniel Warner. Vide East Inp1a. 


3° &amp; 4° Will. TV. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


TADCASTER Bripvce Road ; Petition for a Bill for repair 

ing, maintaining and improving the same, and Bill ordered’ 

98. Presented, and read, 210. Committed, 257. Reported, 

391. ‘To be ingrossed, 392. Passed, 401. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 470. 


Taitzirs Act AMENDMENT. Vide ScoTLanp. 


Taunton Improvement; Petition for a Bill for better regu- 
lating the Market and cleansing the Streets, and preventing 
nuisances in the said Town; Referred to a Committee, 100. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 176. Presented, and read, 195. 
Committed, 209. Committee revived, 284. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 303. Passed, 312. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 352. Considered, and agreed to, 376. Royal 
Assent, 405. 


Taxation ; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to con- 
sider and revise our existing ‘Taxation, with a view to a repeal 
of those burdens which press most heavily on productive 
industry, and the substitution of an equitable Tax on Pro- 
perty in lieu thereof; Question Neg. thereupon, 218. 


Motion, That it is the opinion of this House, That 
it will be expedient, as soon as the important questions 
now announced for consideration, are disposed to enter 
upon a revision of our Financial system, with a Wew of re- 
pealing all Taxes which have the effect of lowering the rate 
of profit upon Capital, or which are paid out of the Wages 
of labour, to the extent of ten millions annually, and to sub- 
stitute in their stead a Tax upon fixed Property to the amount 
of five millions, and the appropriation to the Public Service 
of five millions from the proceeds of a National Bank ; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon, 336. 


—— Vide Corn Laws. Distress. MAcuIneEry. 
RAILROADS. 


—— Reduction of; Motion, That it is the opinion of this 
House, That the Reduction of Taxation and the diminution 
of the public burthens, by every attention to economy, are 
objects of paramount importance, and that, in justice to ihe 
eople who pay Taxes, all Sinecure Places Mot merited b 
Public Services should be abolished throughout the British 
Empire ; Question previous, resolved in the Affirmative ; 
Main Question agreed to; 577. Vide infra. 


Resolution, That it is the opinion of 
this House, that the Reduction of Taxation and the Mine. 
tion of the Public Burthens, by every attention to economy, 
are objects of paramount importance, and that in justice to the 
Public who pay Taxes, all Sinecure Places not merited by 














‘Public Services should be abolished throughout the Britis 
‘Empire, 577- 

—- &amp;c.; Petition of Inhabitants of Tonbridge, for relief 
from Taxation, and against the Disturbances (Ireland) Bill, 
244. 





Petition of the Chairman of the Beith Political 
Union, for reduction of Taxation; for Universal Suffrage, 
Vote by Ballot and Annual Parliaments, 564. 


— Petition of Members of the Political Union of 
Loughborough, for the repeal of the Corn Laws and Assessed 
Taxes; for reduction of the Standing Army; the abolition of 
Sinecures, Pensions, Tithes, Pluralities, Negro Slavery, the 
exclusive Privileges of the Bank and East India Company, 
and for a Progressive Tax on Real Property, 234. 


Taxep Carts ; Petitions for the repeal of the Tax on Carts 
having wooden springs ; From Berbergh, 58 ; Blackburn, Hun- 
dred of, (Suffolk), 233; Bosmere and Claydon, Hundred of, 











(Suffolk), 289; Carlford, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 289 ; Cos- 
ford, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 233; Depwade, Hundred of, (Nor- 
folk), 289; Diss, Hundred of, (Norfolk), 296 ; Earsham, 205; 
Guiltcross and Shropham, Hundred of, (Norfolk), 178 ; Harts- 
mere, 127; Henstead, Hundred of, (Norfolk), 539; Hoxne, 
Hundred of, (Suffolk), 289 ; Newbolt, Thomas, 234; Risbridge, 
Hundred of, (Suffolk), 184; Samford, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 
289; Sible Hedingham, 350 ; Stow, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 138 ; 
Tendring, Hundred of, (Essex), 296; Thedwastry, Hundred of, 
(Suffolk), 184; Thingoe, Hundred of, (Suffolk) 184; Yapton, 
309. 
Petition of Samuel Ward, complaining of a 
surcharge in respect to a Taxed Cart, 411. 





Taxes; Petitions complaining of the pressure of Taxes, and for 
relief therefrom ; From Birmingham, 128; Blatchinworth, &amp;c. 
220; Bolton, Great and Little, 147 ; Carron Ironworks, La- 
bourers in, 72; Failsworth, 179; Harrington, 391; Kenil- 
worth, 169; Lanark, 188; Langfield, 188; Merthyr Tydfil, 
&amp;c. 505; Newington (Surrey), 128; Norwich, 250; Oldham, 
179; Reigate, 205; Renfrew, 188; Stansford, 250; Stock- 
port, 128; Wangford, Hundred of, (Suffolk), 250. 


- Petitions for the reduction thereof; From Atherstone, 
281; Birmingham, 281; Ludlow, 285; Salford, 450; Shef- 
field, 438; Walsall, 231. 


- Petitions for repeal of Taxes on Articles of Consump- 
tion, and for the substitution of a regulated Property Tax in 
lieu thereof ; From Chipping Norton, 243; National Political 
Union, Members of, 243. 

— Petition of John Joseph Stockdale, submitting the ex- 
pediency of repealing the whole of one Tax rather than por- 
tions of many Taxes, 344. 


— Petition of Joshua Bower, Chairman of a meeting of 
Inhabitants of Leeds for repeal of the Taxes on Soap, Malt, 
Windows and Houses, and for imposing a Tax on Real and 
Funded Property, and for the reduction of the Military Esta- 
blishments of the Country, 363. 


Vide AssessEp TAxEs. INNKEEPERS. TITHEs. 


— on KNow.epcE; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Birmingham, 232, 519; Blatchinworth, &amp;c. 220; Bolton, 431 ; 
Cockermouth, 134; Greenock, 169; Hyde, 413; Langfield, 
188; Manchester, 243, 370; Ronald, Robert, 269; Stansfield, 
220; Todmorden, 248 ; Walsall, 281 ; Webb, Robert Thomas, 
243; Yarmouth, 411; Yeovil, 256. 




















Taytor, Robert ; Petition of Robert Taylor, praying the House 
to recommend his case te the Royal clemency, 46. 


Petitions praying for his release from impri- 
sonment; From Birmingham, 232; Ewins, Robert, 535; 
Greenock, 449; Hammersmith, 519; London, 500; Man- 
chester, 178 ; Mary-le-bone, 41, 243, 269 ; National Union of 
the Working Classes, 172; Stanstead, &amp;c. 437; Wigan, 315 ; 
Wisbech, 414. 

——— and Carti.e; Petition for their release from 
imprisonment ; From Ashton-under-Lyne, 360 ; Bolton, Great 
and Little, 644. 


deans Tworrt and Warp ; Petitions for their release 
from imprisonment ; From Newington, 250; Norwich, 250. 

Tra; Bill to provide for the collection and management of the 
Duties on Tea; Ordered, 613. Instruction to make provision 
for altering the Duties on Tea from and after 22d April 1834, 
687. Bill presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed ; 693. Committed, 697. Considered, 
702. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 709. Passed, 711. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 727. Considered, and agreed to, 731. Royal Assent, 
734- 

House resolves to go into a Committee upon a certain day, 
to consider of the Duties upon Tea, 614. Committee deferred, 
620, 622, 632, 640, 649, 653, 658, 662, 673. Matter consi- 
dered ; Proceeding in Committee ; 677. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Instruction to Gentlemen appointed to prepare 
and bring in the Tea Bill, to make provision accordingly ; 
687. Vide supra. 

Te1nps. Vide ScoTLAND. 

TeneMENTs. Vide Ratine of TENEMENTS. 

TENANTRIGHT Estates. Vide Customary or TENANTRIGHT 
EstaTEs. 

Tenants for Lire. Vide IRELAND. 


TERRINGTON Parishes; Petition of Churchwardens of Terring- 
ton (Saint John’s) stating that the Rector of the said parishes 
(the Bishop of Peterborough) has not performed during 25 
years, any Spiritual Duties, and refuses to repair the Church, 
501. 

Tuame Roads. Vide AYLEsBURY. 

TuHameEs TUNNEL; Petition for a Bill to amend Acts; Referred 
to a Committee, 70. Reported; Bill ordered; 194. Pre- 
sented, and read, 199. Committed, 242. Reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 402. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; 562. Passed, 650. Agreed to by the Lords, 
671. Royal Assent, 726. 











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THELLUSSON, late Peter ; Bill from the Lords for enabling and 
directing the trustees under his will to grant certain leases of 

_ the estates, subject to the trusts of his will, and for other pur- 
poses, 595. Read, 507. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
610. Order for Second Reading read; The King’s Consent 
signified ; Bill read a second time and committed ; Leave to 
Committee to sit, and proceed, and to make their report on 
or before a certain day ;.616. Petition referred, 620. Power 
to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 621. 
Bill reported, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to ; 634. 
Bill passed with Amendments, 640. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 646. Royal Assent, 671. 


Petition of the Right Honourable Baron Rendle- 
sham, and others, in favour, 615. 


Petition of Sir Charles William Flint, against ; 
615. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 620. 


Tuomson, Charles Andrew. Vide Currency. 
Tuompson, Richard. Vide Dest, Imprisonment for. 


THorn Fatcon Parish; Petition of James Hampson, com- 
plaining of the amount of Parochial Rates in that parish, and 
praying for relief, 243. 

Tuornset Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
making and maintaining the same, and Bill ordered, 105; 
Presented, and read, 134. Committed, 140. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 209. Passed, 217. Agreed to by the Lords, 248. 
Royal Assent, 253. 


Petition of John William Jodrell and others, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 158. 


TuornsetT, William; Petition of William Thornsett, of 
Dover, complaining of the seizure of his money from off the 
Dover mail coach, and praying for an inquiry into the legality 
of the seizure, and that, if declared illegal, he may be com- 
pensated for his loss, 215. 











Tuornycrort’s Estate. Vide CLowes. 


Tires; Bill for repealing the duties and drawbacks of Excise 
on Tiles; Ordered, 298. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 307. Second Reading 
deferred, 317, 326. Bill committed, 329. Considered, 336. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 345. Passed, 355. Agreed to by the Lords, 385. Royal 
Assent, 405. 

Petition of Tilemakers of Sussex for the repeal of the 

duties thereon, 424. 


Petition of Tilemakers of the Eastern Division of the 
County of Norfolk, for a drawback of the duties on the stock 
on hand, 460. 

TimBeER; Petition of Inhabitants of Kingston-upon-Hull, for 
the repeal of the duties thereon, 364. 


Petitions against alteration of the duties; From Bel- 
fast, 524; Dundee, 530; Maryport, 378. 


Petition of Sawyers in Dundee, complaining of the 
inequality of the existing Duties upon Timber imported into 
this Country from Ports in the Baltic, 442. 


————. and Deats; Petition of Merchants and others of 
Londonderry, that no additional Duty may be laid on Timber 
and Deals brought from the British Colonies, 275. 


— Dutigzs. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. BusINEss. 

















TinmouTH, William; Petition of William Tinmouth, com- 
plaining of certain proceedings in a cause depending in the 
Local Court at Durham, 645. 


TippLinc Act; Petition of Members of the Society of Spirit 
Dealers in Kirkintilloch, for repeal of that part of the Tippling 
Act which provides that no action at law cam be raised for 
payment of Liquors sold in quantities of less value than 11.,, 
322. 


Titne Causes, (Court of Exchequer.) Vide Accounts. 


Titues; Petitions for Amendment of the Tithe System in 
England; From Ashhurst, 127; Pevensey, 45 ; Woking, 127. 


— Petitions for the abolition thereof; From Balmerino, 
415; Bexhill, 424; Bexley, 312; Brighton, 519; Brockdish, 
623; Bromley, &amp;c, 215; Burton-upon-Trent, 280 ;, Edwards, 
John 158; Greenford, 250; Greystoke, 674; Ightham, go; 
Kirby in Cleveland, 635; Lelant, 255; Llandrinio, 296; 
Llanfynydd, 312; Llantillio Pertholey, &amp;c. 58; Minting, 70; 
Neath Abbey, 732; North Devon Agricultural Association, 
296; Northiam, 312; Penslewood, 703; Saint Ives, 255; 
Salmonby, 230; Sevenoaks, 158; Sparham 509; Stewarton, 
312; Towednack, 255; Trigg, 393; Uttoxeter, 363; Veryan, 
220; Warwick, 303; Webber, John, 393; Wellow, 266 ; 
ba te ee ee 363; Wrotham, &amp;c. 90; Yatton, 
266. 





Petitions for Commutation of Tithes; From Ash- 
water, 305; Berry Pomeroy, 323 ; Hemyock, &amp;c. 428; South 
Hams, 323; Teignbridge, 323. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Belchford, for appropriating 
parts of the rents allotted in lieu of Tithes in that Parish, to 
the relief of the poor, and the repairs of the Church, 363. 


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Petition of Members of the Religious Society of 


Friends, called Quakers, praying to be exempted from the 
payment of Tithes, 509. 


Petition of Land-owners, Occupiers and Inhabitants 
of Parkham, for limiting the claims of the Titheholder to a 
fixed annual payment not exceeding a tenth of the net value 
of the Land, 590. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Kington Magna cum 
Nyland, for the abolition of Tithes, and for allowing Parishes 
to select their own Pastors, brought up, and read; Motion, 
That the Petition do lie upon the Table; Debate arising 
thereupon, and the same having continued till Three of the 
clock, Mr. Speaker left the Chair; 670. Debate resumed ; 
Question put, and agreed to ; Petition to lie upon the Table; 
673. 

Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Lands and Tene- 
ments in Dalston, for suspending the progress of all Suits 
instituted since 1st January last, for recovery of Tithes, until 
the Tithe Commutation Bill shall have passed into a Law, 
674. 


—— Vide Cuurcn Property. IRELAND. MACHINERY. 


Commutation; Bill to effect a Commutation of 
Tithes in England and Wales; Ordered, 286. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 408. Second Reading deferred, 445, 466, 488, 
512, 518, 521, 536. Bill committed, 557. Considered, and 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill as amended, to be printed; 559. Further cunsideration 
of Report deferred, 578, 593, 600, 608. Bill put off for Six 
Months, 630. 





Petitions against ; From Abdick, &amp;c. 
Hundreds of (Somerset), 478; Aldingbourne, 644; Bedford 
Level, Governors, &amp;c. of, 499; Bellairs, William, 623; Berry 
Pomeroy, 478; Brede, &amp;c.644; Burwash, 580; Cambridge, 
University of, 555; Closeworth, &amp;c. 539; Cosford, Hun- 
dred of (Suffolk), 644; Depwade, &amp;c. Hundred of (Norfolk), 
641; Devon, 515; Ditcheat, &amp;c. 539; East, Hundred of 
(Cornwall), 568; Ewhurst, &amp;c. 644; Farnham, 454; Guest- 
ling, 580; Haselbury, &amp;c. 523; Harberton, 528 ; Harding- 
ton, &amp;c. 539; Icklesham, &amp;c. 625; Kingsbury Episcopi, 
523; Lesnewth, Hundred of (Cornwall), 568; Merriott, 523; 
North Devon Agricultural Asseciation, 590; Northiam, &amp;c. 
580; Penwith, Rendved of (Cornwall), 598; Playden, &amp;c. 
625; Rye, &amp;c. 625; Salop, Clergy of Archdeaconry of, 580, 
644; Sampford Spiney, 654; Skipton Beauchamp, &amp;c. 636 ; 
Somerset, 478 ; South Petherton, 523 ; Sudbury, 580; T'aun- 
ton, 523; Tiverton, 478; Walkhampton, 654. 





: Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
land in Welland, sgggesting certain alterations therein. 520. 





— Petition of Owners and Occupiers in 
Hawkhuft, suggesting certain alterations therein, with re- 
spect to ascertaining the value of the tithe on Hops, 501. 





&amp;c. Petition of Joshua Bower, Chair- 
man of a Meeting of Inhabitants of Leeds, that no Commu- 
tation of Tithes may take place, until the Corn Laws be 
repealed, and that Church Rates may be abolished, 363. 





Petition of Proprietors and Occu- 
piers of Land, being Tithe-payers in Plympton Saint Mary, 
that the proposed Commutation may be made on fair and 
equitable principles, 381. 














Petition of Freeholders and Occu- 
piers of land in Buckland Monachorum, against, and for the 
exclusion of Bishops from the House of Lords, 505. 


—— Composition. Vide IRELAND. 


Lancaster. Vide Accounts. (Apprzsses, 166.) 
Worrn Leiru. Vide ScoTLAND. 
Prescription Act. Vide (AppressEs, 167.) 


—— Sray ofSuirts; Act (3 Will. IV.) relating thereto, read ; 


Bill to anrend, ordered, 676. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 679. 
Second Reading deferred, 698. Bill committed, 700. Com- 
mittee deferred, 709. Bill considered; Bill as amended, to 
be printed; 710. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; 716. Passed, 722. 





Proceedings in Committee, 710. 





Petition of Dean John Parker, esquire, 
against, 695. 











Petitions in favour; From Bramham, 

718; Burnside, 718; Crook, 718; Crosby-upon-Eden, 723; 

Greyrigg, 718; Guiseley, 727; Helsington, 718; Hors- 

forth, 727; Hugill, 718; Kentmere, 718; Long Sleddale, 

718; Moggeridge, John H. 718; Natland, 718; Neath, 

723; Old Hutton, 718; Rawden, 727 ; Sesmenntenee Sic. 
18; Selside, 718; Staveley,718; Swansea, 727; Und 
arrow, 718; Yeadon, 727. 

Surrs. Vide Accounts. 

(Wimbledon.) Petition of resident Householders of 

Wimbiedon, complaining of the appropriation of the Tithes 

of that Parish, and of the inadequate stipend of the officiating 

Minister, 395- 

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Titues (Titnes Act.) Vide IRELAND. 

and Cuurcn Rates; Petitions against the payment 

thereof; From Abbey Cwmhir, 398; Hantler, James, 138 ; 

Horsham, 469 ; Strood, &amp;c. 508. 

Vide IRELAND. 

and Corn Laws; Petitions for the abolition of Tithes 

and repeal of the Corn Laws; From Blatchinworth, &amp;c. 220; 

Hebden Bridge, 412; Langfield, 188; Stansfield, 250; Tod- 

morden and Walsden, 179. 

and Granp Jury Laws. Vide IRELAND. 

—-— and Matt; Petition of Labourers in Husbandry in 
Benenden, for relief fiom Tithes, and for the repeal of the 
Duty on Malt, 568. 

Maut, Hops and Soap; Petitions for abolition of 

Tithes, and repeal of Duties on Malt, Hops and Soap; From 

Rochdale, 37 ; Oving. 395. 

and Union. Vide IRELAND. 


Cuurcn Rates and Vestry AssEssMENTS. Vide 
IRELAND. 

Taxes, &amp;c.; Petition of Inhabitants of Norwich, for 
the abolition of Tithes, reduction in Taxation, in favour of 
the Factories Bill, &amp;c. 244. 


TiverRTON Borough. Vide ELections. 


Toxsacco. Vide Accounts. 

Topp, William. Vide Poor Laws and Cuurcu of Ene- 
LAND. 

Touts and Customs. Vide IRELAND. 

Toovey, Thos. Brigham. Vide Mepicat PRoression, 


Tottey Road. Vide BRiMINGTON. 

Tower Hamuets, SMALL Dests Act; Petition of Edmund 
Byrne, for the amendment thereof, 695. 

Traps; Petition of Inhabitants of Kilmarnock for abolishing 
all Restrictions upon Trade, and particularly the Monopolies 
of the East India Company, 168. 

TRAFALGAR Sguare; Petition of Freeholders, Leaseholders 
and others, of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields and Saint Anne, 
Westminster, praying that they may not continue under the 
grievance of being deprived of a direct passage from Castle- 
street into Trafalgar-square, 717. 

TRANSFER of Alps. Vide Ways and Means, and BILLs in 
Supp.y. 

TRANsMission of Property. Vide IRELAND. 


Travancore, Rajah of. Vide East INpia. 


Treasury. Vide Suppty. 
and Secretaries of State. Vide Accounts. 
Treaties. Vide Accounts. 


























TrepINcTON Cuurcu; Petition for a Bill for making the 
Hamlets of Newbold and Armscott a separate Parish from 
the Parish of Tredington, in the County and Diocese of Wor- 
cester, and for building a Church and providing a Church- 
yard and Parsonage-house at Newbold; referred to a Gom- 
mittee, 68. Reported; Bill ordered, 128. Presented, and 
read, 176. Committed, 198. Reported; to be ingrossed; 268. 
Passed, 273. Agreed to by the Lords, 309. Royal Assent, 
352. 

Triatof Orrences. Vide IRELAND. : 

TRIENNIAL ParRLiAMENTs. Vide PARLIAMENTS, TRIEN- 
NIAL. SEPTENNIA: Act. 


Trinity House; Petition of Thomas Urquhart, a younger 
Brother of the Corporation of the Trinity House, for an in- 
vestigation of the principles bo which the constitution of 
the Corporation of the Trinity House is founded, and upon 
what system it has been conducted, 215. 


VideAccounts. Kineston-vpon-HuLL 





Trinity Houses. 
(Hull.) Vide Accounts. 


Troorer’s Funp; Bill for dissolving the “ Saint George’s 
Fund Society,” called “ The Trooper’s Fund,” in the Royal 
Regiment of Horse Guards, and for distributing the Fund ; 
Ordered, 582. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 585. Committed, 595. 
Considered, 601. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 603. Passed, 608. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 646. Royal Assent, 670. 

Trovsrince, Sir Thomas; Petition of certain Electors of 
Sandwich, Deal and Walmer, accusing Sir Thomas Trou- 
bridge, one of the Members for the said Borough, of having 
ee a forged Copy of the Register of Baptism, by which 

e fraudulently, if not feloniously, obtained the commission of 
Lieutenant in the Navy, and praying that he may be expelled 
‘the House; bon sg Sir Thomas Troubridge was heard in 
his place, and then he withdrew ; Motion, That the Petition 
do lie upon the Table; Amendment proposed; Debate arising 
thereupon, and the same having continued till Three of the 
clock ; Mr. Speaker left the Chair; 470. Debate resumed, 
474. Petition rejected; 475. . 


TROWBRIDGE Road. Vide Biacx Doc. 





TunsTALt and Great Cue ct Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and maintaining the same, 104. 
Bill ordered, 105. Presented, and read, 210. Committed, 
262. Reported, 303 ; to be ingrossed, 304. Passed, 308. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 357. Considered, 361. Agreed 
to, 362. Royal Assent, 405. 

Turkey; Motion for presenting an Address to His Majesty, 
for Copies of Papers respecting the measures pursued by 
Russia, in her late interference in the state of Turkey ; Motion 
withdrawn; 566. 

Turner, J. B. Vide Waste Lands. 


Turnpixe Roap Accounts; Bill from the Lords, requiring 
the annual Statements of Trustees or Commissioners of Turn- 
pike Roads to be transmitted to the Secretary of State, 655. 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 
688. Second Reading deferred, 698. Bill committed, 702. 
Considered, 709. Reported, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 710. 
Bill passed with Amendments, 715. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 722. Royal Assent, 726. 

Turnpike Roap Bitt Fees. Vide Suppty. 

Roaps. Vide Statute Durty. 


Two Pounp Noress; Petitions for a the circulation 
of Two Pound Notes; From Chard; 590. Ilminster, 536. 


Twort, Charles William. Vide Taytor, Robert. Warp, John. 


3° &amp; 4° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess.1. A. 1833. 


NIFORMITY of Process; Act relating thereto; read; 

Bill to amend, ordered, 613. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 614. 
Committed, 619. Committee deferred, 631, 640, 649. Bill 
considered, 653. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 658. Passed, 662. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 708. Royal Assent, 726. 


Union with IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 


UniversAt SurrraGE; Petition of George Henderson, Chair- 
man of the Political Union of Dunfermline, in favour, 605. 
and Vote by Ba.toT; Petition for 
the adoption thereof; From Cartwright Club, Members of, 
505. Yeovil, 250. 

Universities. Vide Accounts. 

University of Lonnon. Vide Lonpon University. 


Unstampep Pusuications; Petitions complaining of impri- 
sonment for selling Unstamped Publications; From Barber, 
George, 297; Carlile, Richard, 297; Watson, James, 250, 

Vide HeTuERINGTON, Henry. 
Hosson, Joshua. SimmeEns, William. 

Urrer Canapa. Vide Canana, Upper. 

Upton and Kineton Roap; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
the same, and Bill ordered, 31. Presented, and read, 128. 
Committed, 268. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 308. Passed, 
311. Agreed to by the Lords, 335. Royal Assent, 353. 

— — vuPON SEVERN Road. Vide GLoucEstTEk, Over and 
MAisEMORE. 

Urgunart, Thomas. Vide Trintty House. 

Vaccine Boarp; Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the expediency of the Vaccine Board ; To report Minutes of 
Evidence from time to time; Five to be the Quorum; 148. 
Power to send for persons, papers and records, 151. Power 
to report Opinion, 719. Report, to lie on the Table, and 
to be printed ; 732. 

Institution. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSEs, 168.) 
SupPPLy. 

VaGcRants, (Irish and Scottish) ; Select Committee appointed 
to take into consideration the Laws relative to the passing of 
poor persons born in Ireland to their own country, with a view 
to the alteration and amendment of the said Laws, and to 
report their Opinion thereupon to the House; To send for 
persons, papers and records; Five to be the Quorum; 358. 
Members added, 368, 390. Instruction to Committee to take. 
into consideration the Laws relative to the passing of Scottish 
Poor, 439. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, 
to lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 494. 

—— Petition referred, 437. 

Bill to repeal certain Acts relating to the removal of 
poor persons born in Scotland and Ireland, and chargeable 
to parishes in England, and to make other provisions in lieu 
thereof, ordered, 533; Presented and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 533. Committed, 
557; Committee deferred, 573, 582, 589. Bill considered, 593. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing ; 595. Passed, 608. Agreed to by the Lords, 645. Royal 
Assent, 670. , 
Proceedings in Committee, 593. 

Petitions against; From Brighton, 636. Kingston 

upon Hull, 636. 

Vide (ADDRESSES, 169.) 


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Van Diemens Lanpn. Vide Accounts. 

Vans; Petition of Carriers between Truro and other Towns 
in the Western Division of the County of Cornwall, for the 
repeal or reduction of the Duty on Vans, 554- 





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Vans; Petition of Proprietors of Carts or Vans, complaining of 
having been proceeded against for carrying Passengers with- 
out a License, and praying for relief, 695. 

VauxnaLyt Garpens Lottery; Petition for a Bill for dis- 
posing of the said Gardens, by way of Lottery ; Referred to a 
Committee, 105. 

Vere, Elizabeth and James; Bill from the Lords for effecting 
an Exchange of Estates in the County of Lincoln between 
them, 429. Read, 430. Committed, 436. Reported, with 
an Amendment; Amendment agreed to; 468. Bill passed, 
with an Amendment, 474. Amendment agreed to by the 
Lords, 487. Royal Assent, 496. 

VestriEs. Vide Parisu VestTRIEs. 

Vestry Acts. Vide IRELAND. Parisu VEsTRIEs. 

Cress. Vide IRELAND. 


Vice CHANCELLOR. Vide Accounts. 





Vicruauuine House Licenses (Holborn Division); Select 
Committee appointed to inquire into the ground of the Alle- 
gations of the Petition of William Spicer, relative to the 
conduct of certain Magistrates in the Holborn Division of 
Middlesex in granting Licenses for Victualling Houses; To 
send for persons, papers and records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
521. Member added, 524. Power to report observations, 
579- Report; Report re-committed to former Committee ; 
583. Re-committed, Report brought up, and read ; To lie on 
the Table ; and to be printed; 614. Minutes of Evidence 
ordered ; Presented ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
671. 


VoLUNTEERS; Petition of Inhabitants of Huddersfield for 
withdrawing the Vote of £.2,000 for raising a Volunteer 
Corps at Huddersfield, 412. 


Vore By Bator; Petitions in favour ; From Bath, 284; Bils- 
ton, 197; Chadborn, John, 404; Chatham, 132; Chichester, 
350; Clone, 281; Crosscanonby, 634; Edinburgh, 605 ; 
Forfar, 605 ; Fruchie, 188; Gallen, Barony of, 221; Glou- 
cester, 309; Harrington, 134; Kidderminster, 129; Kilcor- 
mack, 281; Kilmarnock, 587; Kingston upon Hull, 343 ; 
Lackford, Hundred of, (Suffolk) 315; London, 70; Lud- 
low, 285; Lymington, 243; Markinch, 259; National 
Political Union, 233; Northern Political Union, 543 ; 
Newark upon Trent, 431; Newcastle upon Tyne, 719; 
Newport, (Monmouth) 129; Patterson, Alexander, 460; Pit- 
lessie, 543; Rochdale, 413; Rose, Arthur, 491; Rosegar- 
land and Inch, 237 ; Scottish Metropolitan Political Union, 
605; South Shields, 46; Stoke upon Trent, 243; Tacum- 
shane, 221; Warwick, 70; Whitehaven, 391 ;. Wolverhamp- 


ton, 197. 





Motion, That it is expedient that in all 
future Elections of Members to serve in Parliament, that the 
Votes be taken by way of Ballot, 309; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 310. 





Petition of Charles Attwood, Chairman of a 
Committee acting on behalf the Northern Political Union, in 
favour of Vote by Ballot, and the repeal of the Septennial 
Act, brought up, and read; Motion, That the Petition do 
lie upon the Table; Motion withdrawn; Petition with- 
drawn ; 46. 





Petition of Freeholders of the Hundred of 
Derllys (Carmarthen), in favour, and for repeal of the Sep- 
tennial Act, 132. . 
Petition of Members of the Political Union 
and Inhabitants of the City and neighbourhood of Aberdeen, 
for the adoption of Vote by Ballot, Universal Suffrage 
and Annual Parliaments, brought up and read; and with- 
drawn ; 675. 





Vide AssEssEp Taxes. UNIVERSAL SUF- 





FRAGE. 
Vores and Proceepines; To be printed, 7. 
VREEDEN Hoop Estate(Demerara.) Vide DEMERARA. 


3° &amp; 4° Will. IV. Parl.ii. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


AGES; Petition of George Forward, of Liverpool, against 
the practice of paying Wages at Public-houses, 142. 

— Vide CoALwuiPpPERs, MercuantT SEAMEN’S 

WAGEs. 

— ARRESTMENTOF. Vide ScoTLAND. 

Wacecon Train. Vide IRELAND. 


WakEFIELD Roap. Vide BaRNSLEY. 


Watss, Established Church in; Petitions complaining of the 
present State of the Established Church in Wales; From 
Arustley, Deanery of, 494; Chester, 138, Llanegryn, &amp;c. 
289; Llanidloes, 554; Newtown, 289; Saint Woolos, &amp;c. 
450; Towyn, &amp;c. 402; Welshmen resident in London, 461. 

Wausau, Borough. Vide Erections. 

Watsn, John. Vide InELANp. 

Watron-upon-TRENT Bripce; Petition for a Bill for 
as a Bridge over the River Trent, from Walton- 
upon-Trent, in the County of Derby, to Barton-under- 
Needwood, in the County of Stafford ; Referred to a Com- 


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mittee, 69 ; Reported; Report referred to Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, 104. Vide StraNpING Orpers. Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed ; To give Notices, 
&amp;c. 132. Report from Committee on Standing Orders, read ; 
Bill ordered, 205. Presented, and read, 210. Committed, 
270. Reported, 346. To be ingrossed, 347. Passed, 356. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal Assent, 405. 


Wancrorp Poor; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge 
wers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 12. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 150. Presented, and read, 170. Committed, 
187. Reported; to be ingrossed, 311. Passed, 319, Agreed 
to by the Lords, 357. Royal Assent, 405. 


Warp, Jolin, and Twort, Charles William; Petition of John 
Ward and Charles William Twort, for their liberation from 
Imprisonment, 645. 


Michael, M.D. Vide Legacy Duty. 


Warenovusinc; Bill for the warehousing of Goods; Ordered, 
239. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed ; 254. Committed, 283. Com- 
mittee deferred, 407, 441, 488, 532, 569, 585,602. Bill 
considered, 606; Report deferred, 613 ; Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 619. Passed, 
648. Agreed to by the Lords, 671. Royal Assent, 726, 


WARMINSTER Road. Vide Buack Doc. 
WarnuamM Road. Vide Ock ey. 


Waraincton Cuurcu Rares; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Burtonwood, for the more equal division of Church Rates, in 
the Parish of Warrington, 469. _ 


and Wican Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same, and Bill 
ordered, 27. Presented, and read, 176. Committed, 198. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; 361. Passed, 368. Agreed toby 
the Lords, 414. Royal Assent, 470. 











Petitions against ; From 
Warrington, &amp;c. 343 ; Warrington and Wigan Road, Mort- 
gagees of the Tolls on; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 343 ; 
Wigan, &amp;c. ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 339. 
Railway. Vide Granp JuNcTION, 


Warwick, Borough; Motion, That it appearing by the Report 
of the Select Commitee, appointed to make inquiry into the 
proceedings at the last Election for the Borough of Warwick, 
that the Right honourable Henry Richard Greville, Earl of 
Warwick, a Peer of the Realm, Lord Lieutenant of the 
County of Warwick, and the Recorder of the Borough, in 
violation of the Resolutions and Standing Orders of the 
House, and of the Law of the land, is deeply implicated, 
through his Agents, and by application of large Sums of 
Money, in various corrupt and illegal practices at the last 
Election for Warwick; and that the Town Clerk, James Tib- 
bitts, Alexander Brown, steward to the said Earl, and vari- 
ous Aldermen and Magistrates of the said Borough and 
others, were likewise implicated in said corrupt and illegal 
practices ; that Mr. Attorney General be directed to prose- 
cute the Earl of Warwick, and all others named or described 

~ in the Report of the said Select Committee as concerned in 

* such unlawful proceedings, for the said offences; Previous 
Question proposed; Debate interrupted by a Message from 
His Majesty, 734. 





Vide ELEcTIons. 


Waste ma De 5 Petition of J. B. Turner, of Leominster, for 
a jrenera inelosure of Waste or Common Land, and for 
a duty of 40s." per quarter upon Foreign Wheat imported ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Agriculture, 504. 


Watcuine. Vide Licgutine and Watcuine. 


Wartzrrorp Corporation. Vide Limitation or Ac- 
TIONS. 


Waruine Srreet Road; Petition for a Bill for improving 
the “ Shrewsbury District” and the “ Wellington District,” of 
the Watling Street Road, in the County of Salop, and Bill 
ordered, 103. Presented, and read, 209. Committed, 328. 
Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 
369. Time enlarged for Report, 404. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 464. Passed, 468, Agreed to by the Lords, 487. 
Royal Assent, 496. 








Petition complaining that the 

Standing Orders have not been complied with, 198. 

Petitions against; From Hill. 
Rev. R. Noel; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 390. 
Norton ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 339. Shrewsbury 
District of the Watling Street Road, Mortgagees of the Tolls 
on; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 339. Trustees of ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 339. Williams, Mary; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 390. 

Watton Road. Vide Norwicn. 


Waysand Means. VideSurpty. 
Wess, Jacob, Vide Cuurcu of ENGLAND. 
Stephen Clement. Vide Brisrot Poor. 


Wepnessury, Town of. Vide GunsMiTHs. 








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Weicuts and Measures; Petitions for rendering the use of 
the Imperial Weights and Measures compulsory; From 
Hartland, Hundred -of (Devon), 428; Old Monkland, &amp;c. 
590; Parkham, 664. 





thereto, read; Bill to render more effectual the provisions 
of the said Act; Ordered, 494. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 552. Committed, 558. 
Considered, 561. Report deferred, 564, 567, 570, 575, 578, 
585. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed ; 589. 

Petition of Gentlemen, Clergy and 
others, of the Isle of Wight, for compelling the use of one 
uniform Bushel throughout the Kingdom, 500. 

Petition of Brewers, Maltsters and 
others, attending the Markets of Devizes, Warminster and 
Bath, for amendment of the Act, 514. 


We Lvessourn and Stratrorp Road; Petition for a Bill 
for repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 31. Presented, and 
read, 50. Committed, 150. Reported; to be pays 193. 
Passed, 198. Agreed to by the Lords, 230. Royal Assent, 
238. 

Wenpover Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing and improving the same, and Bill ordered, 31. 
Presented, and read, 49. Committed, 106. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 169. Passed, 176. Agreed to by the Lords, 
211. Royal Assent, 238. 


Wentock Borough; Petition of the Bailiff, Recorder and 
Justices of Wenlock, against alteration as to residence or 
appointment of other Justices of the exempt Jurisdiction of 


that Borough, 543. 


West Avuck.ianpv Roads; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 49. Pre- 
sented,and read, 162. Committed, 174. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed, 339. Passed, 347. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. 
Royal Assent, 405. 








Vide Mave ey, Parish of. 
West Inp1a Apvances. Vide Accounts. 


West Inp1a CoNFERENCE and CORRESPONDENCE. Vide 
(ADDRESES, 170.) 





WesTMINSTER Bripce. Vide Accounts. 


City of; Petition of Charles Pitt, for an 
inquiry into the Corporate rights thereof, 70. 








ConstaBLes. Vide Accounts. (Ap- 
DRESSES, 171.) CONSTABLES. 


and Ducuyror LANcAsTER. Vide Accounts. 
(ADDRESSES, 172.) 


Sewers; Petition of Householders in West- 
bourn-place, King’s Road and Sloane-square, complaining of 
the condition of the Sewers in that neighbourhood, 6y6. 


West Moor (Somerset) Lanos; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 102. Presented, and read, 210. 
Committed, 340. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 402. wes 
410. By the Lords, with Amendments, 439. Considered, 
and agreed to, 442. Royal Assent, 471. 








Weymourtn Borough. Vide ELections, 


—_——_—— and Me tcomse Rees Corporation; .Petition 
of Inhabitants, complaining of tlhe Administration of the 
affairs of that Corporation ; Referred to Select Commit.ce on 
Municipal Corporations, 141. 

Wueat, Foreicn; Petition of John Asser, for aliowing 
foreign Wheat to be ground into Flour for exportation upon 
paying a small duty, 138. 

WueEe ter, Benjamin. Vide NewsPaPess. 


Charles. Vide MetTropo.iTan Po tice. 
Wuuston Gas. Vide Prescor. 





Wuitsy and Picxertne Railway; Petition for a Bill for 
making the same; Referred to a Committee, 40. Reported ; 
,Bill ordered; 48. Presented, aud read, 133. Committed, 
150. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 234. Report 
further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 268. The King’s 
Consent signified; Bill passed; 275. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 309. Considered, and agreed to, 311. Royal 
Assent, 353. 


Wuitcnuurcna and ALDERMASTON Road; Petition for a Bill 
for repairing and widening the same, and Bill ordered, 28. 
Presented, and read, 36. Committed, 68. Petition for 
additional Provision; Referred to aCommittee, 177. Reported ; 
Report referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders ; 
187. Vide Stanpinc Orpers. Report, That provision 
be permitted to be made ; to give Notices, &amp;c.; 214. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 312. Passed, 319. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 414. Royal Assent, 470. 


Wuite, George; Petition of George White, late Surveyor of 
Taxes, praying for Compensation on account of having saved 
large Sums of Money to the Revenue, by detecting frauds 





Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 74. relating - 


on the part of Collectors of Taxes, offered, and The King’s 
Recommendation not having been signified, the Petition was 
not received, 673. 





- Petition of George White, complaining of 
the want of consideration on the part of the Treasury to the 


Petitioner’s solicitations for an increase to his Compensation - 


Allowance, 694. 





James. Vide Fooreatus. 


Wickens, William. Vide PartiAMENTARY Loca. Busi- 
NEss. 


Wican Road. Vide WarrincTon. 


WiccENnALt (Norfolk) Drainace; Petition for a Bill for 
enlarging and amending powers and provisions of Act ; 
Referred to a Committee, 107. Reported; Report referred 
to Select Commiitee on Standing Orders; 161. Vide 
STANDING OrpveERs. Report, That the Parties be permitted 
to proceed, 174. Report from Committee on Standing 
Orders, read ; Bill ordered; 176. Presented, and read, 209. 
Committed, 333. Time enlarged for Report, 404. Further 
enlarged, 426. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 440. 
om 454. Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 
499. 





Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of Lands in Wiggenhall Saint Mary Magdalen, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 333. 


Wituiams, John. Vide Lancaster, Joseph. Starionery 
OFFICE. 


Wituis, John Walpole; Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage with the Right honourable Lady Mary Isabelle, his 
now wife, and to enable him to marry again, and for other 
purposes, 510. Read, 513. Committed; Instruction to hear 
Counsel, and examine Witnesses ; 529. Committee deferred, 
553- Bill considered, and reported without Amendment, 
562. Passed, 565. Royal Assent, 599. 


Witson, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Wilson, Owner of the 
Schooner Ann, of Banff, complaining of injustice done him 
by the Officers of Customs at Inverness, and praying for an 
investigation, 244. 


WimBLeEDON Titnes. Vide TiTHEs. 

Wincucoms Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 80. Presented, and read, 
123. Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed; 170. 
Passed, 176. Agreed to by the Lords, 212. Royal Assent, 
238. 

Wincuester Road. Vide Bisnor’s WALTHAM. 

WINpDLESHAM Road. Vide Ecuam. 

Winpow, James. Vide Stavery. 





Tax; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Cumbers, John, of Wimbledon, 314; Saffron Walden, 412. 


—— Vide House and W1nNbow Taxes. 


- 








Winpsor Castie. VideSurpty. 
————-- New, Borough. Vide Erections. 
Wissecu Corporation. Vide Corporate OFfrFicers. 





~- (Cambridge) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 68. Presented, and read, 209. Committed, 
319, Reported; to be ingrossed; 368. Passed, 376. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 414. Royal Assent, 471. 


Witnesses; Usual Orders relating to them, 38. 








A Witness refuses to comply with the Order of 
a Committee for his attendance to be examined, 190. 





refuses to answer Questions, 212. 
Examined at the Bar, 218. 


Vide CarricxkFeErGuS DisFRANCHISEMENT. 
CompLaINT. LiverrooLt Boroucn. STAFFORDSHIRE 
RETURN. 


WoLVERHAMPTON Road. Vide DupLey. 


Woops, Forests and Lanp Revenues. Vide Accounts. 
Ho.tywHEap Roaps. 


WoopsipE Ferry Roaps. Vide CnHesTer. 


Wooten Ciotu Manufacture; Two Petitions of Manufac- 
turers of Woollen Cloths in the West Riding of Yorkshire, 
for repeal of Act 13 Geo. I. c. 23, limiting the length of Warp- 
ing Bars, 438, 486. 


— Trade; Act 13 Geo. I., relating thereto, read; Bill 
to repeal the said Act; Ordered, 485. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 486. 
Committed, 493. Considered and reported, without Amend- 
ment; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
498. Passed, 503. Agreed to by the Lords, 565. Royal 

. Assent, 599. 


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3&amp;4W.1V] INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-EIGHTH VOLUME. 





WootvertTon Road. Vide Biacx Doc. 


Wootwicu Acapemy. Vide Roxanp, Joseph. 





—— Lands; Bill to enable the Admiralty to purchase 
certain Lands at Woolwich ; Ordered, 538. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
546. Seconc Reading deferred, 558, 564, 570. Bill com- 
mitted, 575. Committee deferred, 578, 588. Bill considered, 

. Reported, 595. To be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 596. Passed, 601. By the Lords with 
Amendments, 675. Considered, 679. Agreed to, 682. Royal 
Assent, 726. 





Petition of Thomas Loathis Blight, against, 563. 





Railway. Vide Lonponand Woo.wicu. 


Wort ey( York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; Referred 
to a Committee, 106. Order for referring Petition to a Com- 
mittee read, and discharged; Bill ordered; 161. Presented, 
and read, 193. Committed, 304. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
347. Passed, 356. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal 
Assent, 405. 


Writs. Vide ELsEcTIONs. 


3° &amp; 4° Mill. LV. Parl. 11. Sess. 1. A. 1833. 


YARDLEY (Worcester) Lands; Petition fora Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 49. Presented, -and read, 208. Committed, 
347. Reported; to be ingrossed; 410. Passed, 442. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 465. Royal Assent, 471. 
Petition of Freeholders and others of Yardley, 
against ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 397. 
Yare, Richard. Vide Patents for INVENTIONS. 


York Ciry, (Ainsty of) ; Petition of Gentlemen, Freeholders 
and Occupiers of Land in the Ainsty or County of the City of 
York, that the District of the Ainsty may be annexed to one 
of the Ridings of Yorkshire; 280. Referred to the Select 
Committee on Municipal Corporations. 

— Vide ELEctTroNs. 


Markets ; Petition for a Bill for improving and enlarging 

the same; Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 190. Presented, and read, 207. Committed, 257. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 395. Passed, 400. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 444. Royal Assent, 470. 

——— and Scarsorovcu Roads; Petition for a Biil for 
repairing the same, and Bill ordered, 27. Presented, and 
read, 31. Committed, 48. Reported, and re-committed, 137. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 142. Passed, 146. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 167. Royal Assent, 238. 








FINIS. 


VOL, 88.—=—-Sess. 1833. 


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