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    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
                toggled by interacting with this icon.</desc>
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      <pre>IN DE X 


TO THE 


EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 























4&amp;5 Will. TV. Parl. 11. Sess.2. &lt;A. 1834. 


A BERAVON Harsour; Petition for Bill, referred to a Committee; 47. Reported; Bill ordered; 107. Presented, and 
read, 136. Committed, 159. Reported; to be ingrossed; 299. Passed, 302. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal 
Assent, 399- 





Petition of the Corporation of Bristol, against; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered ; 189. 

ABERYSTWITH IMPROVEMENT; Petition for Bill, referred to a Committee, 47. 

ABORIGINAL TRIBES. Vide AccouNnTs. (ADDRESSES, 2, 9.) 

ABRAHAM, Thomas. Vide House Tax. 

Accountants, Public. Vide Accounts. 








PAGE 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: Presented, of 


ABORIGINAL TRIBES :— -_— —— | Arrenprx. 


1. Returns relative to Aboriginal Tribes (so far as regards North America, New South) | 5, scares i 
Wales, and Van Diemen’s Land); printed 602 - (Sess. Papers,* N° 617. vol. xLiv.) 45 


ACCOUNTANTS, PUBLIC :— 
2. List of Officers and Departments whose Accounts are audited by the Commissioners *} -_ 
auditing the Public Accounts; printed 158 - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x11.) 5 
3. Account of the Arrears and Balances due to and from all Public Accountants on §th Ja- 
nuary 1834, arising upon Accounts which have been stated or declared, coped 
to 5th January 1834; printed 158 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 159. vol. x1.) 


4. List of the Accounts depending in the Office of the Commissioners for auditing the pia 


158 


Accounts, appointed under the authority of 46 Geo. III. c. 141, and 1 &amp; 2 Geo. IV. 
c. 121, which have not been audited, stated or declared, completed to the 28th 
February 1834; printed158 = - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x11.) 

ACCOUNTS, PUBLIC; v. AccounrTs, 2 to 4. 

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT; v. ACCOUNTS, 454; 455: 

ADMEASUREMENT OF SHIPPING; v. ACCOUNTS, 427. 

ADMINISTRATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 502, 503, 525- 

ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 418, 427, 429, 430, 440, 443, 534- 


AFRICA :— 


5. Estimate of Charges to be incurred for the Civil Establishments on the Western | 


of Africa, from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835; printedi7o. Referred 175 = - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 184. vol. x11.) 


AFRICANS; v. Accounts, 583. 

AGAR, MR.; v. Accounts, 607. 
ALDERNEY ; v. AccounrTs, 171. 

ALE CERTIFICATES ; v. Accounts, 556. 
ALE LICENSES; v. Accounts, 569. 














* Sess. Papers.—Sessional Papers, ordered to be printed, bearing N° 617. at the foot of the page; bound up in Vol. xiv. of the 
printed Papers of this Session, and placed in the Library of the House of Commons, &amp;c. 





Vox, 89.— Sess. 1834. 











INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. _ [A.1834. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Geiei  thieik aes 
t#) 


ALGIERS :— AppEnpIx. 
6. Return of the Amount of Money allotted to each Officer, Seaman and Marine, ansending) 41 

to their several ranks, who were in the Battle of Algiers in 1816; printed 41,79 - 31 79 

(Sess. Papers, n° 31 &amp; 66. vol. x11.) J 





ALIENS :-- 


7. 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 1834, exclusive 

of Pensions, Superannuations and Retired Allowances; printed 170. Referred 175 
(Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. xL11.) 


King’s 168 740 


Command, 


AMERICA, NORTH ; v AccounTs, 1, 109, 147. 
AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF ; v. AccouNTS, 152, 458. 
AMPHITRITE Convict SHIP; v. ACCOUNTS, 435. 
ANGLESEY, MARQUIS OF ; v Accounts, 316+. 
APPEALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 97, 100. 

APPRENTICES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 104. 


ARMY :— , 
8. 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, is 
and 1833; printed 97 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 88. vol. XLII.) 
g. Abstract of the Sums voted and the amount actually expended for the Militia of il 


United Kingdom, in each year, from 1st January 1816 to ist January 1834; printed 
208 - - = - - = + = (Sess. Papers, n° 231. vol. x11.) 


15 97 


15 207 714 | 








10. Abstract of the Sums voted, and the Sums actually expended in each year, for the 

Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in England, Scotland and Ireland, from 1st January 15 79 

1816 to 1st January 1834; printed 79 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 67. vol. x11.) 
11. Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons and other Land Forces, to 31st —a 1 

1835 - - - ° ~ ~ . ‘ - é a ‘ “ . 
12, ——— of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land and Sea Service, to | 1y 

March 1835 - - - © © « * . &gt; ‘ * . a 
13. Account of Services incurred, and not provided for - - - - * - ~ 17 
14. — of the Establishment of Officers, &amp;c. at Chelsea py was as authorized by His, 

Majesty’s Warrant of 5th August 1833, together with a Comparative Statement of ; ile 

the Old and New Establishments, comprising Salaries and all Allowances in Money f 9 | 

printed 112 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 115. vol. xL11.) 
15. Estimate of the Charge of His Majesty’s Land Forces for Service at Home and Abroad » 

(excepting the Regiments employed in the East Indies), from 1st April 1834 to gist 

March 1835 = - - - - " . . fi . - - euite rae Es 634 
16. Detail of the Charge of the Land Forces at Home and Abroad (excepting India) as 

estimated for the twelve months, from 1st April 1834 to gist March 1835 - - dcr aa) ee 636 
17. State of Expenses on account of Recruiting ; Statements referred to in the above 

Estimate; State of the Services provided for under the head of Contingencies, from t 

ist April 1834 to gist March 1835 - - : . . . . 4s ¥ te hye 644 } 
18. Abstract, showing the distribution of the Forces borne on the foregoing Estimates = - -“- - - 647 
ig. Estimate of the Charge of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, from 

ist April 1834 to gist March 18395 - - - - = -* = © - - eine 648 


20. Particulars of the Pay of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals in Great a 
Britain and Ireland, from ist April 1834 to 31st March 1835 te ne, ee, Ey - - ibid. 


21, —————. of the Pay of General Staff Officers and Officers of the Hospitals, for 
Service on Foreign Stations, excepting India, from ist April 1834 to 31st March 


1835 or tis - - - ae a 650 
22, ————— of the Charge of His Majesty’s Garrisons of the Cinque Ports, Tower of 

London, and Windsor Castle, from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835 - - - os - - 653 
23. State of the Particulars of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad - - - ous - - ibid. 
24. Estimate of the Charge of Allowances to the Principal Officers of the several Public 

Departments - - se a ie = re - on eg e - - ai 656 
25. —————- of the Charge of the Royal Military College - - - - - = det a ibid. 
26. State of Particulars of the Expense of the Royal Military College - - - = - oe * = ibid. 


27. Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Military Asylum and of the Hibernian Military 


Address. 
School, from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835 Se Se iain 7 ad 








28. — of the Charge of Volunteer Corps - - - - - = |= - a - - ibid. 
29. — of the Charge of Four Regiments of Dragoons, and of Twenty Battalions 

of Infantry, for Service in India (including the Troops and Companies attached to 

the said Regiments), but stationed at home for the purpose of recruiting oi. - - oe 658 
30. Detail of the Charge of the Land Forces in India, as estimated for twelve months, 

from ist April 1834 to gist March 1895 - - - - - © = -&amp; - - - - 659 
31. Statement referred to in the Estimate of the Charge of the Regiments of Cavalry and 

Infantry for ServiceinIndia - - - - - =. + - =. - ae ere 662 
32. Abstract of the detail of the Charge of the Land Forces at Home and Abroad (including ou 

India) - - - o ° = ~ - « - 7 - - - - « es gh ibid. 
33- ————— of the Estimates of Effective Army Services, from 1st April 1834 to gist ; 

March 1835 —s- - - - - ° “ ° . xe &gt; - . oe etace 665 


34. Estimate of the Charge of Allowances, as Rewards for distinguished Services, not 
exceeding three-fifths of the Emoluments of Garrison Appointments, which have 
become vacant ; and also of Allowances to Officers of His Majesty’s Garrisons, at 
home and abroad, holding their Appointments as Rewards for Military Service, but 
to which no efficient Military Duty attaches, and which Appointments will be abo- 
lished on Vacancies occurring, when Rewards for distinguished Military Service 





will be granted in lieu thereof, from 1st April 1834 to gist March 1835 - - o “14% ibid. 
35- ————_ of the Charge of the Pay of General Officers, not being Colonels of 

Regiments - - eh al “ eee ‘Sate ee fe : : - - “gaa 667 
36. —— of the Charge of Full Pay for Reduced and Retired Officers - - - one 79 ibid. |- 





37- ———-— of the Charge of Half Pay and Military Allowances to Reduced and Retired 
«Settee tele etapa aaa bi Sin acing tel: apis tienes Maan mies: ae 




















4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX tothe EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


ARMY—continued. 
38. Estimate of the Charge of Half Pay and Reduced Allowances to Officers of Dis-&gt; 
banded Foreign Corps, of Pensions to Wounded Foreign Officers, and of Allowances 
to the Widows and Children of deceased Foreign Officers - - - -— = 





39- — of the Charge of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the 
Land Forees - -  -— - Rett Woictilie &gt; Mhe Meet. hn * 2 
40. — of the Charge of Allowances on the Compassionate List; of Allowances 





as of His Majesty’s Royal Bounty ; and of Pensions to Officers for Wounds - ~~ - 
41, ————— of the Charge of Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals ; of the In-Pensioners 


of those Establishments ; and of the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - -¢ 


42. ————— of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the 
nature of Superannuation or Retired Allowances, to Persons formerly belonging to 
Public Departments - - - - - 2 2 2 #£ 2 2 s 


43. Abstract of the Estimates of Non-effective Army Services, from 1st April 1834 to 31st 
March 18396 0 =) ol SY hte ftuclies com elusein ufeote® lodesoma&amp; oles 


44. Comparative Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services for the year ending 31st March 
1834, and for the year ending 31st March 1835; printed 23. Referred 77 - . 
f se Papers, N°16. vol. xL11.) 7 


45- Return of the Corps of Uxbridge Volunteer Infantry on ist January 1834; peas 





the Number of Officers and Men efficient at that date, the time when the Corps was 
enrolled, and the Money paid by Government for its maintenance in each year - 


of all other Volunteer Corps of Cavalry, Infantry or Artillery in Great ranean 
or Ireland, who serve without Pay, and whose Officers are elected by the Privates, 
and have Commissions from the Lord Lieutenants - - . . - - 


47- Abstract of the Commissaries’ Accounts of the Receipts and Payments from | 





46. 


several Military Chests, with summary Statements of the Expenditure abroad, on 
account of the Extraordinaries of the Army, from 1st January 1832 to gist March 
1833; printed 29 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 26. vol. x11.) 
48. Estimates of the Office of Ordnance for the year 1834-35, with Comparative Abstract 
of the Estimate 1834-5 with 1833~4 ; printed 36. Referred, 147 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 30. vol. x111.) 
49. Return of the Names of the Officers and Non-commissioned Officers in the seg | 
Regiments of Militia, Local Militia and Yeomanry Corps of the United Kingdom ; ‘ 
the date of their Commission, Pay, &amp;c. - - - - ~ ws a z 
50. Account of the Deputy Treasurer of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, of unclaimed 
Prize Money, from 18th January 1809 to 31st December 1893 - - -— - 


51. Return, showing the principle upon which Contracts for Oats are made for the x07 | 


Cans 


missariat, whether by Weight or Measure, or a combination of both; printed 107 
(Sess. Papers, n° 106. vol. x 11x.) 


Estimate of Sums eg we for the supply of Bread, Meat and Forage, Coals, Candles 
and Straw for the Troops in Great Hivain and Ireland, and for Coals, Candles, &amp;c. 
for the Troops at certain Foreign Stations ; also, for the Pay of the Commissariat 
Department for the year ending gist March 1835; printed170. Referred, 506 

(Sess. oss n° 188. vol. x11.) 


of the Sums required for the Half Pay of Commissariat Officers, and for 
Superannuation and Retired Allowances, also for the Pensions of Widows of Com- 
missariat Officers, and Compassionate Allowances to their Children, for one year, 
from ist April 1834 to gist March 1835; printed 170. Referred, 506 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 188. vol. x11.) 


54. Return of the Establishment of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea, for the year 
1833-4; printed 208 - - - . (Sess. Papers, n° 232. vol. x111.) 


52 





53: 








55- — of the Number of Persons drawn by Ballot in 1831 for the Middlesex Militia, 
and the Number of Substitutes provided instead of those who declined to serve, 
and the average Amount paid for the Substitutes; printed 499 - - - = 

(Sess. Papers, n° 426. vol. x111.) 

56 of the Establishment of the British Army in each year, from 1825 to 1833, 
both years‘inclusive ; the Number of Persons tried by Court Martial in each of the 
said years, &amp;c. - - - - - - . - . ~ - 

57 





who at any period since ist January 1800 to 1834 took the command of 
Majesty’s Troops, by virtue of any Commission from any General Officer - 


58. Copies of Instructions issued by the Commander in Chief relative to the raising sit 


of the Names and Rank of all Officers being on the Half Pay of the army, 
is 


calling up from the Out-pension List the late New South Wales Veteran Companies ; 
printed 521 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 515. vol. xLIVv.) 





59- of any Orders issued by Military Authorities in Ireland since 1829, winger | 
the formation of Temperance Societies in Regiments, or dissolving them when |. 
ee, ao ee ee 

6o. Return of Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia Officers o- +381 fon 


ARREARS AND BALANCES; v. ACCOUNTS, §21. 
ARTHUR, COLONEL; v. ACCOUNTS, 224. 
ARUNDEL Port :— 
61. Report and Account of the Commissioners -  - -  - - = 1Ts - 
ASSESSED TAXES; v. AccounTs, 506, 507, 521, 532. 
ASSESSED TAXES COMPOSITION ; v. ACCOUNTS, 509. 
ASSISTANT BARRISTERS; v. Accounts, 288, 310. 
ASSIZE OF BREAD; v. Accounts, 75, 76. 


AssizEsS REMOVAL:— 


62. Return of the Number of Petitions or Memorials addressed to the Privy Council, or to} 
His Majesty’s Government, praying for the alteration or removal of Assizes; printed 
149 « * “ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 146. vol. xiviit.) s 


ATTWooD, MATTHIAS; v. AccounTs, 536. 
AupIT OFFICE; v. AccouNTS, 2, 4. 
AUGMENTATION OF STIPENDS; v, ACCOUNTS, 554. 





VoL. 89. 


Sess. 1834. A 2 

















Ordered. 





23 


23 


by Address, 


38 


by Act. 


71 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 


Command, 
192 
412 


413 
446 
by Address. 


549 


by Act, 


by Act. 


J 4 
ay 
by Address, 











Presented, | 





107 


29 


36 


44 


170 


170 


207 








439 


521 


208 


149 











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669 
ibid. 
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716 


678 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


AUSTRALIA, WESTERN :-—- 


63. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Settlement in Western 
Australia, from ist April 1834 to 31st March 1835; printed170. Referred, 78k 
(Sess. Papers, n° 184. vol. x11.) 


64. ————_—-—— Laws and Ordinances passed by the Governor and Council in _ 
and 1833 - - - - - -- - - - - - - - 
— V. Accounts, 574. 
BaBer, T. H.; v. Accounts, 203. 
BAHAMAS; v. Accounts, 464. 
BALANCES IN EXCHEQUER; v. ACCOUNTS, 505, 517. 
BALBRIGGAN PoRT; v. ACCOUNTS, 159. 
BANBRIDGE ROAD; v. ACCOUNTS, 345. 


BANKERS’ NOTES :— 


65. Account of the aggregate Amount of Notes in circulation in England and Wales, by 
Private Bankers, and by Joint Stock Banks and their Branches, between 28th De- 
cember 1833 and 29th March 1834; printed 356 (Sess, Papers, n° 354. vol. x LI.) J 


BANK NOTES :— 


66. Accounts of the Amount of Bank of England Notes in circulation, distinguishing 
those under £.5 and Bank Post Bills, at the close of Business on Saturday in every 
week, from 17th August 183g to 15th March 1834, and other Returns relative 


thereto ; printed 146,161 - - (Sess. Papers, n°s 142 &amp; 162. vol. x11.) 


BANK OF ENGLAND :— 


67. Accounts of Balances of sums issued forthe payment of Dividends due and not demanded, 
and of Lottery Prizes not claimed; printed 579 (Sess. Papers, N° 574. vol. x11.) 


68. Copies of all Applications made by the First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of 
the Exchequer to the Bank, for advances to Government, from 5th January 1833 of 
hth January 1834; printed 579 - dl Ah (Sess. Papers, N° 574. vol. x LI.) 
— V. Accounts, 70. 
BANK OF IRELAND; v. Accounts, 364, 367. 
Bank Post BILLs; v. Accounts, 66. 
BANKRUPTCY; v. Accounts, 316 ft. 
BANKRuPTCcY CourRT :— 


69. Returns of the Amount of Monies standing to the credit of the Accountant General 
at the Bank of England, under the head of “ Secretary of Bankrupts’ Compensation 
Account ” on 11th January 1834; and other Returns relative thereto; printed 599 - J 
(Sess. Papers, n° 611. vol. xviii.) 
BANKRUPTS’ ESTATES :— 


70. Return of the Amount of Cash and Securities standing in the Name of the Accountant 
General of the Court of Chancery in the Bank of England, in respect of Bankrupts’ 
Estates, at the close of each month, from 1st January 1832 to 1st January 1833 ; 

(Sess. Papers, N° 120. vol. xLVIIt.) 


printed 124 - - - ~ - - 
— V. Accounts, 568. 
BANKS FOR SAVINGS ; v. AccouNTS, 191, 547, 548. 
Baptist Missionary Society (Jamaica) ; v. Accounts, 278, 279. 
BARLEY; v. AccounTs, 164. 
BARRETT, MR.; v. Accounts, 289, 324, 510, 
BARRISTERS; v. Accounts, 288, 310, 539. 
BEER; v. Accounts, 236, 237. 
BELFAST RoaD; v. Accounts, 345- 
BELL, MR.; v. Accounts, 607. 
BENCHERS OF THE INNER TEMPLE; v. Accounts, 282. 
BENEFICES ; v. Accounts, 338, 370. 
BENGAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 212. 
BERMUDA ; v. AccounrTs, 129, 464. 
BETHNAL GREEN CHOLERA LOAN :— 


71. Account, in detail, of the manner in which the sum of £. 2,000 granted in 1832, in aid of 
the Parish Funds for the relief of Cholera in the Parish of Bethnal Green, was expended 


Bisnops’ LANDS; v. AccounTs, 339. 

BisHoPs’ LEASES; v. ACCOUNTS, 350. 

BLAKENEY, Port OF (Norfolk); v. Accounts, 178, 
BLASPHEMY AND SEDITION :— ° 


72. Return of Individuals prosecuted for Political Libel and seditious conduct in Great 
Britain since 17th March 1821; and of the Number of Convictions - - - 


BoaRD OF ADMIRALTY; v. ACcouNTS, 418, 427, 429, 430, 440, 443, 534- 
BoaARD OF CONTROL; v. Accounts, 200. 

BoARD OF TRADE; v. Accounts, 175. 

BoarRD OF WoRKS; v. Accounts, 371. 

BOARDS OR COMMISSIONS :— 

73- Returns of the Number and description of existing Commissions of Inquiry ; distin- 
guishing the Members who receive Compensation from those who de not; the Name 
and Profession of the Commissioner, his Salary, Date of Commission, &amp;c; printed 
233 ~ - - - - - - 

BONDING WarREHOUSES; v. Accounts, 156, 175. 
BowRING JOHN}. AccounTs, 113. 
Boyp, Mr. :— 


74. Ta of Correspondence between the Foreign Office and His Majesty’s Minister wt 


(Sess. Papers, n° 256. vol. xt.) 


adrid and the British Consul at Malaga, relative to the seizure and putting to 
death of Mr. Boyd; printed 464, 469 - 


BRANDY; v. Accounts, 143, 247. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 453. vel. xLvit.) 


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[A 1834. 
PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. | of 
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ckings | 169 | 761 
by Act. 602 
356 356 
146 
119 { 161 
by Act, 29 
by Act. 29 
534 543 
100 124 
434 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


BREAD, ASSIZE OF :— 


75. Account of the average Price at which the Quartern Loaf was sold in the City of 
London, according to the Assize of Bread, in each year, from 1788 ; distinguishing} 
each sort ; printed 101 (Sess. Papers, n° g2. vol. xLIx.) 


”6. Return of the several Places in England where an Assize of Bread is set, and cel 


Number of Convictions under the Statutes relating to the Assize of Bread, since 
ist June 1833, beyond ten Miles from the City of London - 


77. Return of the Places in England where an Assize of Bread is set 
— V. Accounts, 52. 


BRENNAN, JOHN; v. Accounts, 382. 
BREWERS; v. Accounts, 236. 


BRIGHTON GUARDIAN :— 


78. Return of the Expenses paid by Government towards the Expenses of prosecuting ~ 
Editor of the Brighton Guardian ; stating the date when paid, and to whom paid 


BrisToL REVENUE BUILDINGS; v. Accounts, 538. 
BRITISH BRANDY; v. AccounNTS, 247. 


British Museum ;— 

79. Return of the Income and a aga of the British Museum for 1833; of estimated 
Charges and Expenses for 1834; and of the Number of Persons admitted to view 
the same, from Christmas 1827 to Christmas 1833; printed 26. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply 130 - (Sess. Papers, N° 21. vol. XLII.) 

— of the Number of Coins purchased or sold by the Trustees or Officers, between 
Christmas 1832 and Christmas 1833; printed 73 (Sess. Papers, n° 68. vol. x11.) 


81. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be required to defray the Charge of the mal 


80. 





Buildings at the British Museum, between ist April 1834 and 31st March 1835 ; 
printed 170. Referred 175 


BROCKLEBANK, THOMAS; »v. Accounts, 536. 
BrouGuHamM, LorD; v. Accounts, 97, 98. 
BuRiAt PLACES :— 
82. Returns of Sums expended in the formation of Parochial Burial Places in England) 
and Wales; printed 428 (Sess. Papers, n° 403. vol. xuii.) J 
BurRiAL PLACES ( Bills of Mortality) :— 
83. Returns relative thereto; printed 84 


(Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) 


(Sess. Papers, N° 71. vol. XLII.) 


CALCUTTA BANKERS; v. Accounts, 207. 
CALEDONIAN CANAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 571, 577: 
CAMBRIDGE, UNIVERSITY OF :— 


84. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge to send to the House of Commons 
a Copy of the second Edict of James the First, on the subject of Subscription to| 
the three Articles of the Thirty-sixth Canon, &amp;c. printed 103 - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 94. vol. x L111.) J 


— V. Accounts, 450, 451, 621. 


CANADA COMPANY :— 
85. Account of Monies received, and the appropriation thereof 


86. Return of all Monies received from the Company, and the application thereof ; - 
printed 154 (Sess. Papers, n° 150. vol. xrv.) 
CANADA CROWN LANDS; v. Accounts, 142. 
CANADA (LOWER) LEGISLATURE ; v. Accounts, 87. 
CANADA (UPPER) CLERGY; v. Accounts, 90. 


CANADA, UPPER AND LOWER :— 
87. Return of the Names of the Members of the Legislative and Executive Councils z 


Lower Canada ; and Titles of Bills which have originated in the House of Assembly, 
and been rejected by the Legislative Council ; printed 154 - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 149. vol. xiv.) 


Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expense of the Establishment of the “asst 


88. 
Department in Upper and Lower Canada, from 1st April 1834 to31st March 1835; 
printed 170. Referred 175 (Sess. Papers, n° 184. vol. x11.) 

- of the Sum that will be required between 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835, 

on account of the Rideau Canal, and the Canals on the Ottawa; printed 170.\ 

Referred 175 (Sess. Papers, N° 184. vol. x11.) J 
Return of the Name and Place of Residence of every Person in Upper Canada who 
belongs 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 ; printed 
521 (Sess. Papers, n° 514. vol. xL111.) 
Account, showing what Payments were made to Bishops, Rectors, Missionaries, or other 
Religious Teachers in Lower Canada, whether of the Churches of England, Rome, 
Scotland or any other denomination, during the last year, out of Funds raised in 
the Province; showing the authority by which the several Payments were made, the 
Names of the Persons so paid, the Amount they severally received, and their Stations 
as such Missionaries or Teachers ; printed Gog - (Sess. Papers, n° 624. vol. xLiv.) 
— V. Accounts, 142. 

CANTERBURY, PREROGATIVE Court OF ; v. ACCOUNTS, 474. 

CAPPER, JOHN HENRY; v. Accounts, 128. 

Captain CHADS; v. AccouNTs, 435. 

CapTAIN Ross; v. Accounts, 541. 

CapTatn VIGNOLES; v. Accounts, 297. 

CAPTURED NEGROES; v. Accounts, 583. 

CARRIAGES; v. Accounts, 110. 


CARRICKFERGUS BOROUGH; v. Accounts, 317. 





89. 


go. 


gl. 


Vor. 89.— Sess. 1834. 


Ordered. 


—— 


19 


384 
by Address. 


595 








26 


63 


King's 


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by Address. 


by Address, 
20th June 


1833. 


Presented. 





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592 


73 


167 


428 


83 








126 


by Address, 
22d May | 
1833. 


{ 


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the Tuble, 


103 





by Address, | 
6th Feb. 
1833. 


King’s 


Command, 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address, 
6th Feb. 


1833. 


by Address. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 


Ordered. Presented. of 
CARRICKFERGUS BorouGH COMMITTEE; v. Accounts, 313. Sevenctx. 





JARRICKFERGUS VOTERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 303. 
CARRON, WILLIAM HENRY; v. Accounts, 292. 
CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH; v. Accounts, 319. 
CEYLON; v. Accounts, 208. 

CuaDs, CAPTAIN v. AccouUNTS, 435- 

CHAMBER OF LONDON; v. Accounts, 397, 398. 





CHANCERY, COURT OF :— 
92. Accounts of the total Amount of all Sums of Money received in each: year during the 
last three years, by each of the Registrars and Deputy Registrars of the High 24 
Court of Chancery - . - - - - - - - - - e 








93- of the Number of Causes, &amp;c. which have been heard and decided by the 
Lord Chancellor, in each year, during the last three years - - a? cs 2 7” 

94. of the Number of Causes, &amp;c. which have been heard and decided by the) | by Order of 
Lord Chancellor, in each year, during three years ending Hilary Term 1833 inclu- gist May 38 
sive; printed 38 - - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 34. vol. x1viit.) 833- 

95. Return of all Fees and Emoluments received by each of the Clerks in Court of the 6 
Court of Chancery, for the year ending 1st September 1833 - - - - a 4 

96. Copy of Treasury Warrants awarding Compensation to Officers of the Court of 
Chancery, and to the Secretary to the Master of the Rolls; printed 110 - by Act. 106 

(Sess. Papers, n° 107. vol. xLviit.) 

97. Accounts of the Number of Appeals and Causes heard and decided by Lord Eldon, 
between 23d Nov. 1823 and the Sittings before Easter Term 1827; the like by 
Lord Lyndhurst, between the first Sittings before Easter Term 1827, and the 22d 18 194 
day of November 1830; and the like by Lord Brougham, from the 22d November $ ; 
1830 to the first day of Easter Term 1834; and other Returns relative thereto ; 
printed195 - — - - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 216. vol. x Lv1it.) 

98. Return of the Number of Bankrupt Petitions, &amp;c. heard and decided by Lord Eldon, 
Lord Lyndhurst, and Lord Brougham, between 23d November 1823 and the Sittings| 207 295 
before Easter Term 1827; printed 320 - (Sess. Papers, n°315. vol. xLviit.) 

gg. Copy of Warrant granting an Annuity to Samuel Renard, late Chief Clerk in} 
the Office of the Accountant General; printed 220 - - - ~ o Py by Act. 220 


(Sess. Papers, n° 247. vol. xLviit.) J 


100. Return of the Number of Bills filed in Chancery, and of Appeals entered to the 
Lord Chancellor, in each of the years from 1825 to 1833; and, a Return of the’ 599 
Number of Appeals undecided when the present Chancellor came into Office - 


— V. Accounts, 70, 337, 365, 367, 376. 
CHAPELS IN JAMAICA; v, ACCOUNTS, 278, 279. 


CHARITIES :— 


101. Cupy of Twenty-seventh Report of the Commissioners; printed 202 - - — =) | gy taaven. 202 
(Sess. Papers, n° 225, vol. x x1.) 
102, -—— of Twenty-cighth Report of the Commissioners ; printed 597 - . * ~\ | by Address, 597 


(Sess. Papers, n° 606. vol. x x11.) 
CHARTERED BANKS; v. Accounts, 568. 
CHARTERS OF JUSTICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 112. 
CHELSEA HoSPITAL; v, ACCOUNTS, 41, 50. 
CHELSEA, Parish of:—- 
103. Copies of Correspondence, and Documents connected with the Ecclesiastical a 


of the Parish of St. Luke, Chelsea - ~ ° ° - &gt; . Ps &amp; 
[Papers to be printed at the expense of Parishioners, if they think fit, 599.] 





by Address, 597 


CHELTENHAM Post OFFICE; v. Accounts, 513. 


CHIMNEY SWEEPERS’ APPRENTICES :— 
104. Return of the Number of Boys apprenticed to Chimney Sweepers at the several Police 











; : by Address. 10% 
Offices ; printed 112 - ° ss - (Sess. Papers, N° 114. vol. 1:1.) by Address 3 
CHINA TRADE; v. ACCOUNTS, 204. ! 
CHOLERA; v. ACCOUNTS, 71. | 
CuoLERA HOSPITALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 405. 
CHURCHES :— 
105. Copy of Thirteenth Report of the Commissioners for Building Churches ; printed 432 
(Sess. Papers, n° 400. vol. xL.) by Act. 410 
106. Account of Charges and Expenses paid by the Commissioners for building satis | 
between 25th March 1833 and 25th March 1834; printed 552 - - - “ by Act. 546 
(Sess. Papers, N° 550. vol. x Litt.) | 
107. Copy of Fourteenth Report of the Commissioners for building and promoting the) 
building of Churches; printed 582 - - (Sess. Papers, N°585. vol. xt.) Jf ay Aon. 582 
g ) ; P §S2 Ss. | »N 595- e 2 ) 
CuurcH, MR.; v. AccouNTSs, 302. 
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND; v. AccouNTS, 554. 
CuuRCH TEMPORALITIES ACT; v. ACCOUNTS, 359- 
CIGARS; v. ACCOUNTS, 152. 
Civit APPOINTMENTS; v. AccouNTS, 410. | 
Civit. CONTINGENCIES :— | 
108. Account of the Sum expended under the head of Civil Contingencies in 1833 ; and,| — f 764 
Estimate of the Amount required for 1834 ; printed 170. Referred 175 - | Fe, ieee 
(Sess. Papers, n° 186. vol. x11.) 


Cuay, MR.; v. Accounts, 395. 
Cxiay, Port oF, ( Norfolk); v. Accounts, 178. 








CLERGY; v. Accounts, 90, 338. 














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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CLERGY (North America) :— 
109. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Expenses of the Ecclesiastical negara! 
of the North American Provinces, from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835 ; printed \ 
170. Referred 175 (Sess. Papers, n° 184. vol. x11.) 


CLERKS IN CHANCERY; v. ACCOUNTS, 95. 
CLERKS OF THE CROWN; v. Accounts, 316, 358. 
CLERKS OF THE PEACE; v. AccounTs, 266, 316*, 358. 


CoacH AND OMNIBUS DRIVERS :— 
110. Return of Charges brought against Proprietors or Drivers of Public Carriages at the 
Metropolitan Police Offices in 1833; printed 220 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 248. vol. 11.) J 


COALS; v. Accounts, 52, 166, 168. 
Coast GUARD; v. AccounrTs, 155. 
CODRINGTON, SIR EDWARD; v, Accounts, 418, 419. 


COIN :— 
111. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the year from ist April 1834 to 
gist March 1835, to defray the Expense of the Mint, in the coinage of Gold; 
printed 170. Referred 175 (Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. x11.) 


COLERAINE CORPORATION; v. Accounts, 286. 

CoLLEGE OF PuysIciAns (Dublin); v. Accounts, 285. 

COLLEGES OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ( Edinburgh); v. Accounts, 552. 
COLLEGES OF SURGEONS (London and Dublin); v. Accounts, 602. 


COLONIAL CHARTERS OF JUSTICE :— 
112. Copies of any Charter of Justice, or Orders in Council, in the nature of Charters of 


J 


Justice, for the Colonies of New South Wales, Van Diemen’s Land, Swan River, 


Sierra Leone and Mauritius ; printed 326 - (Sess. Papers, N° 323. vol. xiv.) 


COLONIES; v. AccouNTS, 142, 174, 446. 


COMMERCIAL RELATIONS (France and Great Britain) :— 

113. First Report on the Commercial Relations between France and Great Britain, 
addressed to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Planta.| 
tions, by George Villiers and Johu Bowring; with a Supplementary Report, by | 
John Bowring - - ek ies 

COMMISSARIAT ; v. AccouUNTS, 51, 52, 53- 
COMMISSIONERS OF RECORDS; v. Accounts, 486, 487. 
COMMISSIONERS OF STAMPS; v. ACCOUNTS, 510. 
COMMISSION OF THE PEACE; v. ACCOUNTS, 342. 
COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY; v. ACCOUNTS, 73, 331. 


COMMITMENTS ; v. Accounts, 268. 


COMMITTALS :— 

114. Return of the Number of Persons committed in 1833 to each of the several Gaols, 
Prisons and Houses of Correction, in London and Westminster, and the Borough of | 
Southwark, for want of Sureties, on Charges not being for Trial ; printed 67 -- 7 ove 

(Sess. Papers, n° 52. vol. xvii.) 


— V. Accounts, 136, 358. 
COMMITTEES, PUBLIC; v. AccouNTS, 120. 


Common I.Aw CouRTS :— 

115. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year ending 31st March 1835, 
to defray the Expenses of the Commission for inquiring into the Practice and Pro- 
ceedings of the Superior Courts of Common Law, to the termination of the Com- | 
mission ; printed 170. Referred 175 (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. x111.) 


116. Copy of Sixth Report of the Commissioners ; printed 248. Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Inns of Court, 335 (Sess. Papers, n° 263. vol. xxv.) } 


— V. Accounts, 393. 
CoMMON PLEAS, COURT OF; v. AccouNTS, 301, 392. 
ComMMONS, HOUSE OF :— 
117. Certificate of the Commissioners for regulating the Offices of The House of Com-) 
mons -f 
118. Return of the Number of Days on which The House of Commons sat in the "| 


Session of Parliament, with the total Number of Hours occupied in the Morning 
and Evening Sittings respectively ; printed 233 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 254. vol. 11.) 
of the Number of Days on which The House of Commons sat in =| 





119. 
1831 to 1832, with the total Number of Hours occupied in the Morning and 
Evening Sittings respectively ; printed 248 . 


(Sess. Papers, N° 267. vol. I.) 


120. List of all Public Committees appointed during the present Session, and of the 
Members named to serve upon each, and other particulars relative thereto 


— V,. Accounts, 452, 453, 456. 
Commons’ (House OF) REPorRTS :— 


121. List of the Reports of The House of Commons, including those of the year 1832, with 
Indexes thereto, as recommended by The Library Committee; printed 602 - \ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 626. vol. 1.) 


COMPENSATIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 337, 553 599, 600. 
ConcoRDATUM FUND; v. Accounts, 375- 
CONDEMNED FIsH ; v. Accounts, 264. 
CONSOLIDATED FunD; o. Accounts, 518, 519, 558. 


VoL. 89. Sess. 1834. 





B 2 


Ordered. 





King’s 


Command. 





by Addvess. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address. 


by Address, 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command, 


by Address, 


by Act. 


96 


233 


583 











l 


Presented, 


169 





181 


169 


281 


470 


168 


248 


laid upon 


f the Tuble, 


65 


laid upon 


the Table, 
198 


f 
L 


f laid upon 
the Tuble, 


248 


laid upon 
the Table, 


f 














it 


602 


PAGE 
of 
ApreEnprix. 


760 


757 


741 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS— continued. | 
Ordered. | Presented. 
CoNnsuULS :— not, 4 
122, Estimate of the Sum that will be required to be granted in the year ending 31st | | 
March 1835 to defray the Charge of the Salaries of His Majesty’s Consuls | |: Sing’s 68 
General, Consuls and Vice-Consuls, and of the Superintendents of Trade at Can- | | Command. 1 
ton, &amp;c.; printed 170. Referred 175 - (Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. XLII.) 
123. Return of British Consuls, Consuls-General, Consuls and Vice-Consuls, man | ‘ane oa 
Appointments ; printed 452 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 436. vol. x11.) aasieeliaiiaas 45 
124. of the Names of all British Consuls-General, Consuls and baton | 
holding Appointments, with their Salaries respectively, at the passing of 6 Geo. [V.&gt; | by Address.) 415 
c. 87. (July 1825); printed 415 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 392. vol. x11.) J 
CONTROL, BOARD OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 200. 
CONVENTION OF RovAL BuURGHS; v. AccounTs, 573. 
CONVICTIONS AND FINES ( Lancaster) :— 
125. Return, by the Treasurer of the County of Lancaster, of Convictions and Fines weary | sii 504 
the Acts 9 Geo. 1V.c.31,and1 Will. IV.c.64 - - - - = -f perm) 9 
126. Returns, by the Clerk of the Peace of the County of Lancaster, of Convictions and\ | 4, gadress.| 50 
Fines under the Acts 9 Geo. [V. c. 31, and 1 Will. 1V.c.64. - - - - 5° 
CONVICTS :— 
127. Returns relating to the Conveyance of Convicts, year ending Michaelmas 1832; {fy ‘ddres 
printed 12 - - - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 7. vol. XLVvI1.) if l 1833. is 
128, Two Reports of John Henry Capper, Esq., Superintendent of Ships and Vessels 
employed for the Confinement of Offenders under sentence of Transportation ; by Act. 65 
printed 65 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 49. vol. xLvil.) 
129. Estimate of the Sum that may be required from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835, 
to defray the Charge of confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at Home ou 
and in Bermuda; and in providing Clothing for the Convicts who may probably? | gynn ena. | 169 
be transported to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land; printed 170. 
Referred 175 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. xLII). 
Convict VESSELS :— 
130. Copies of Instructions to Captains or Masters of Convict Vessels during their Voyage) 
to Foreign Settlements, specially in cases of Shipwreck or other emergency ;\ { by Address. 89 
printed 89 - - . - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 81. vol. XLVII.) J 
COOPERS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 404. 
COPENHAGEN; v. Accounts, 168, 172. 
CoPrER; v. Accounts, 157. 
CorK MAGISTRACY; v. Accounts, 296. 
Cork ROADS; v. Accounts, 291. 
CORN AVERAGES; v. Accounts, 561. 
Corn RETURNS :— 
131. 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 of his Superintendence ; 31 107 
printed 107 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 105. vol. XL1x.) 
CORONERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 347. 
CORONERS’ INQUESTS IN PRISONS :— 
132. Return of all Coroners’ Inquests held in the Metropolitan Prisons from 1st May 1832 by Address. 6r 
to the date of the Return; printed 170 - (Sess. Papers, N° 179. vol. xLvii1.) ” 
CORPORAL PUNISHMENTS; v. Accounts, 8, 434, 438. 
CORPORATION OF COLERAINE; v. Accounts, 286. 
CORPORATION OF LONDON; v. Accounts, 397. 
CORPORATIONS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 415. 
CORSICAN EMIGRANTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 222. 
CoTTON GoopDs; v. Accounts, 177. 
CoTTON YARN; v. Accounts, 177. 
CouNTIES, DIVISIONS OF; v. Accounts, 196. 
CounTY RATES; v. Accounts, 468, 469. 
COUNTY SURVEYORS :— 
133- Return of the Names of Persons appointed County Surveyors, Deputies or Clerks to) —" 
such Surveyors, under 3 &amp; 4 Will. LV. c. 78, and of their Pay - - - af pero. a 
— V. Accounts, 371. 
CourT OF BANKRUPTCY; v. AccounrTs, 69. 
CouRT OF CHANCERY; v. AccounTs, 70, 337; 365, 367, 376. 
CourRT OF COMMON PLEAS; v. AccouNTs, 301, 392. 
CouURT OF EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 228, 301, 368, 507. 
Court oF Kin@’s BENCH; v. Accounts, 200, 281, 284, 289, 301, 324, 392, 585, 607. 
Court OF THE DuCHY OF LANCASTER; v. Accounts, 388. 
CourRT OF SESSION; v. ACCOUNTS, 551, 553, 564- 
Courts LEET ( Westminster) :— 
134. Return of all Monies received by or on account of the Court. of Burgesses and Court 
Leet for the City of Westminster and Liberty thereof, as Fines and Raeiinaaa,| 88 222 
under Acts 29 and 31 Geo. II. from 1800 to 1833; printed 579 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 576. vol. xLvitt.) 
135- Return of all and every Sum or Sums received by the Court Leet and Court of Bur- 405 
gesses of the City of Westminster, from 1800 to 1833 - - - - - - 
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CourRTS MARTIAL COMMITTALS :— 


136. Account of the Number of Prisoners committed, under sentence of Courts Martial, 
to the several Gaols in England in 1833; printed 132 - - - - - ; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 129. vol. x LI.) 
Courts oF CoMMON LAW; v. Accounts, 115, 116. 


CourRTS OF JUSTICE; v. Accounts, 369. 

Courts OF LAW; v. Accounts, 392, 456, 393- 

CouRTS OF REQUEST (Westminster); v. ACCOUNTS, 491, 492. 
CRAWFORD, WILLIAM; v. AccounrTs, 458. 


CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS (JUSTICES OF THE PEACE) :— 


137- Return of all Applications made in the Court of King’s Bench for leave to file Criminal 
Informations against Justices of the Peace in England and Wales, in which the Rule 
Nisi, or to show cause, has been granted, from ist January 1831 to 31st December 
1833; printed 115 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 116. vol. xLvi11.) 


CRIMINAL Law: 
138. Copy of the Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the state of the 
Criminal Law; printed 542 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 537. vol. xxv1.) 
CRIMINAL LUNATICS :— 


139. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted, from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835»| 
to defray the Charge of confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics ; printed 
Referred 175 - - - = - (Sess. Papers, N° 182. "vol. XLII.) 


CRIMINAL OFFENDERS :— 
140. Statements of the Number of Criminal Offenders committed for Trial in England and 
Wales, for the year 1833; printed 142 - (Sess. Papers, N° 141. vol. XLV1I.) 
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 353- 


Crown LANDS :— 


141. Account of Grants of any part or portion of Forest or Waste Lands belonging to the 
Crown, made with the consent of the Treasury, for the benefit of Parishes and te} 
Poor, under Act 1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 59. - - - - - - - - 
—V. Accounts, 142, 294. 


Crown LANDS (COLONIES) :— 


142. Return relative thereto (so far as relates to Canada); printed602 -  - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 615. vol. xiv.) 


Customs :— 
143. Returns of the Amount of the respective Duties on Brandy, Hollands and Tobacco, 
during each of the years 1831, 1832 and 1833 ; — 84 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 75. vol. x LIx.) 


144. Accounts of the Imports and Exports of the song ve Articles of Foreign and Colonial 
Merchandize, and of the Amount of Customs Duty received thereon, in the year 
ended 5th January 1834s wap —_ - preceding year ended 5th January 1833; 
printed 14 = (Sess. Papers, n° 9. vol: xL1x.) ‘| 


145. Return of the Number of Quarters of Oats nan from Ireland into Great onan 
from ist January to 31st December 1833 inclusive; printed 192 - - | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 208. vol. xu1x.) | 
146. Account of the Number of Vessels, and the Amount of their Tonnage, that entered 
inwards at the Port of Hull from all parts of the World, during the last year ending 
5th January 1834; printed65 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 50. vol. XLIx.) J 


147. Return of all Cargoes of Timber shipped from the North of Europe, thence carried to 
Ports in British North America, and imported into the United Kingdom ; printed 385 ; 
(Sess. Papers, N° 372. vol. XLIX. ) 
— of Lead and Lead Ore imported and exported, for the year following the last 
Return; printed 243 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 257. vol. x11x.) 


149. Account of all Salaries, Profits, Pay, Fees and Emoluments held and enjoyed by | 





therein mentioned Persons in the department of the Customs, between 5th January 
1833 and 5th January 1834; printed 84 . (Sess. Papers, N° 77. vol. x1.) 
150. Return of the Preventive Water Guard stationed in Ireland, containing the ena | 
and Distribution thereof in the several Maritime Districts in the year ending 5th 
January 1834; printed 117 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 117. vol. xL11.) J 


151. Account of the Amount of Duties paid in the United Kingdom on Timber and other 
Articles of Wood, imported from the British Colonies in North America, in each 
of the years ending 5th January, from 1813 to 1834; printed 385 - - . - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 372. vol. x L1x.) 


152. Accounts of the Number of Pounds weight of Leaf Tobacco, manufactured Tobacco, 
Cigars and Snuff, paid Duty upon quarterly, for the year ended 5th January 1834, 
and Quantity imported from the United States of America and all other roms in 
1832 and 1833, ending 5th January 1834; printed 193 - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 212. vol. X LIX. ai 


153. Account of the Quantity of Sheep and Lambs’ Wool imported in 1833, the Quantity 
exported in 1833; ea of British Woollen Manufactures exported in 1833 ; printed 
204 - - - = + (Sess. Papers, N° 229. vol. xLIx.) 





154. of the Grain of all sorts, Meal and Flour, stated in Quarters, imported into 
Great Britain from foreign Parts, with the average Price of each sort of Grain in 
Great Britain, in each your, for the two years ending 5th January 1832 and 1833 ; | 
printed 193 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 215. vol. xL1x.) 

155- Return of the Total Number and Value of all Captures made by the Coast Guard 
Service and Coast Blockade in England, Scotland and Ireland, in each year since 
their establishment, to 5m January 1833 5 and other Returns relative thereto ; 
printed 117 - = - - (Sess, Papers, n°117. vol. x 111.) 

of the Warehouses of special Sacanliy in the Port of London ,which have been 
licensed by the Lords of the Treasury; printed161 (Sess.Papers, N °161. vol. x L1x.) 

157- Account of all Copper imported and exported in the year ended 5th January 1834 ; 
the Quantity exported from the Ports of London and Liverpool during the same| 
period ; and Copper Ore imported without payment of Duty for Exportation, during 
the same period ; printed 208 . - (Sess. Papers, n° 234. vol. xLIx.) | 





156. 


VoL. 89. 





Sess. 1834. c 








Ordered. 


—_—— 


by Address. 


22 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address, 


by Address. 


by Address. 


13 


13 


21 


22 


34 


39 


44 


65 


g2 


106 


116 





Presented. 





132 


60 


542 


168 


132 


493 


602 


84 


14 


§2 


193 
185 


84 


106 


227 


192 


185 


193 


107 


161 














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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CusToms—continued, 
158. Accounts of Tin imported and exported in the year ending 5th January 1834; printe 
208 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 233. vol. XLIXx.) 
159. Account of the Number and Amount of the several Duties or Charges collected on 
Ship pping entered Inwards and Outwards at the Ports of Balbriggan and Dundalk j 
during the last Seven years; printed 356 - (Sess. Papers, n° 355. vol. XL1x.) 
of the Number of Ships which passed the Sound, Gatingsishing va raid 
to which they belonged, in 1832 and 1833 - - - 
161. Accounts of the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom for Three years, ending 
5th January 1834; printed 158 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 159. vol. x11.) 
162. Account of the Number and Tonnage of Steam Vessels, distinguishing the Countries) 
to which they belonged, which entered Inwards and cleared Outwards, in the year 
ending 5th January 1834 ; printed 322 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 320. vol. x L1x.) 
163. Return of all Sums received in respect of the Customs at the Port of ses nue 


160. 





during the last Five years respectively ; and the Total Amount of Expenses incurred 
in the Collection of such Duties - - - 2s - 

164. Account of the Quantities of Wheat, Wheat Flour, Barley and Oats imported and 
entered for Home Consumption and Exportation respectively, in each pe, —_ 
the passing of the Act 9 Geo. IV.c. 60; printed 568 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 562. oil XLIX.) 

165. Copy of the Patent under which the Customs Bills of Entry in Great Britain are 
published, when and how it was renewed, by whom the night is now held ; and 
other Returns relative thereto ; printed 243 (Sess. Papers, 1 n° 258. vol. XLIXx.) 

166. Return of the Quantities of large and small Coals exported during the M gee ended 5th 
January last ; distinguishing the Ports from whence shipped, pot whither con-| 
signed ; ; printed 282, 457,493 - (Sess. Papers, n°* 294, 444 &amp; 490. vol. xLIx.) 

167. Returns of the Quantity and declared Value of Woollen Manufactures exported 
between 5th January 1833 and 5th January 1834; and Cloths — asia cama 
exported in 1829, 1830, 1831 and 1832; printed 495 - . 

(Sess. Papers, n° 406- vil x21x,) 
— from Copenhagen, Hamburgh and Rotterdam, of the Number and es 





168. 
of British Vessels entering those Ports laden with Coals, together with the Dates 
of arrival ; also the Quantity in each Vessel of all the Coals imported from Great 
Britain into those Ports, during the year ending 5th January 1834 5 printed 464 - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 454. vol. xL1x.) 

169. Return of the Number of Bushels of Malt imported or brought from England, Ireland 
or Scotland respectively, to each of the three Countries, in every year, from 5th Ja- 
nuary 1831 to 5th January 1834 ; printed 458 (Sess. Papers, N° 445. vol. x LIx.) 

of all Foreign Wines and Spirits retained for Home Consumption in the&gt; 
United Kingdom, “distinguishing each sort, during one year, ending 5th January 
1834 ; similar Return of the same Articles exported ; , Statement of the Stocks 
of all Foreign Wines and Spirits which remained in bend on 5th January 1834 5 sf 
distinguishing the Port of London from the other Ports; printed 432 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 408. vol. xLIx.) | 

171. Accounts of the Quantity of Grain, Meal and Flour exported from Jersey, tral 


170. ~ 








Alderney and the Isle of Man, to the different Ports of Great Britain and Ireland, 
from ist January 1832 to the present time ; and similar Return of Grain imported 
into Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and the Isle of Man; printed 385, 470 - 
(Sess. Papers, Nes 373 &amp; 408. vol. xLix.) 
172. Return of the Number and Names of all British Vessels which cleared from each of 
the Ports of Newcastle and Sunderland laden with Coals for Copenhagen, Ham- 
burgh and Rotterdam respectively, during the year ending §th January 1834; 
printed 464 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 454. vol. xL1x.) 
173. Account of the Gross Receipt of Customs Duty collected at each Custom-house | 
the United Kingdom, in the year ending 5th January 1834; printed 464 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 457. vol. xL1x.) J 
174. Return of the Establishment of the Customs in each of the British Colonies as it 
stood on ist January 1834; the Salaries of the Officers, &amp;c.; printed 568 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 564. vol. LIX.) 
175. Copies of all Memorials and Petitions from Inland Towns to the Board of ang | 
praying that the privilege of Bonding or Warehousing may be extended to them ; 
printed 521 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 516. vol. xL1x.) J 
176. Return of the Number of Ships which passed the Sound during the years 1831, 1832 
and 1833; distinguishing the Number in each year, and “also the iaemantons wo 
which they belonged - - - ~ - - - - 


of the Qantities of Cotton Yarn, Cotton Goods, and refined —_ -_ 





177. 

to Foreign Countries, from 5th January to 5th July 1834 ; printed 568 
(Sess. Papers, N° 565. vol. xL1x.) 

178. Returns of all Ships and Vessels which have entered the Ports of Blakeney and Clay Y 
(Norfolk), and of all Ships and Vessels which have sailed or cleared out of - said 
Harbour or Port, in each year since 1817 - - - - - 

179. Accounts of the Total Quantity of Quarters of Foreign Wheat that ee pei ie 
Duty for consumption in the United Kingdom, under Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 60, since 
that Act came into operation in 1828 till eth July 1834; and the Total Amount of 
Duty received théreon, and Quantities eae printed 568 = - - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 562. vol. xL1x.) 

180. Return of the Amount of the Official and Declared Value of the Imports to and 
Exports from the United Kingdom, from and to each of the British Colonies and 
Possessions, for each of the three years ending 5th January 1832, 1833 and 1834; ; 
—a similar Account of Imports and Exports to Foreign Countries 

of the Number of British and Foreign Vessels, with the Amount of thei 

respective Tonnage, that entered Inwards and cleared Outwards at the Ports of 

the United Kingdom, from and to each of the British Colonies and Possessions 


and to Foreign Countries, for each of the four years ending 5th January 1831, os 
1833 and 1834 - - mn - « « 


— V. Accounts, 521. 
Customs BILLS OF ENTRY; v. Accounts, 165- 
Customs Duty ; v. Accounts, 173. 
CusToMs OFFICERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 174. 


aio 


9 et 


181. 





ieee i229 





Ordered. 


Presented. 





117 


12¢ 


126 


by Act. 


162 


166 


170 


171 


172 


249 


263 


286 


332 


365 


385 


391 


412 


470 


471 


483 


496 


5390 


559 


57° 





185 


349 


158 


297 


185 


568 


227 


227 
410 
456 
492 
349 


464 


456 


410 


385 
456 


464 
534 


456 
568 


521 


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— 
Darrmoor Prison :-— Ordered. | Presented, os Oy 
182. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Charge of preparing Prison Buildings at = 
Dartmoor ; printed 520. Referred 556 - (Sess. Papers, N° 507. vol. xLII.) ~ 
DEANERIES OF DOWN AND RAPHOE; v. AccouNTS, 343. Canta 520 773 
DEBT, NATIONAL :— 
183. Account of the Receipt and Expenditure, by the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt, of the sum of £. 1,026,839. 19. 3. in one year, from 7th January i tie 2 
1833 to 5th January 1834; printed579 - (Sess. Papers, n° 577. vol. xL1.) at 9 
184. of additions to the Debt by Loans, made subsequently to the passing of the 
Act 27 Geo. III. c. 13 - 7 - ~ - - - - - ~ * by Act. 52 
185. Return of the Amount of the Interest of the Public Debt unredeemed, and due to the 
National Creditor, both funded and unfunded, in each of the years ended 5th J anuary 
1798, 1799 and 1800; stating also the Market Price of Gold for the corresponding 78 107 
dates; printed 107 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 103. vol. x11.) 
186. Returns of the State and Amount of the Funded Debt, and the annual Charge 
thereof, from 5th January 1815 to 5th January 1834; of the average annual 
Money Price of a Quarter of Wheat, as quoted in the Gazette, from 1815 to 6 
1834; and of the annual average Price of an £.100 Three per Cent. Stock, from 92 _ 


1815 to 1834; printed 161 - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 165. vol. x11.) 
187. Account of the actual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sums placed in the hands of 
the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the year ending | 
January 1834 ; printed 161 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x1.) 
of the Total Amount of the Unredeemed Funded Debt, and of the Charge 
thereof, at 5th January 1833; and the Debt and Charge created in the year ene 
5th January 1834; printed 161 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x11.) 
of the State of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and the 
Charge thereupon, at 5th January 1834 ; printed 161 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x11.) J 
- of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands out- 
standing on 5th January 1834; printed 161 - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x1.) } 
191. Accounts of Annuities, &amp;c. transferred to and granted by the Commissioners of the 
National Debt, and of Sums received and me by them, on account of Banks for| 
Savings and Friendly Societies, and of Expenses incurred ; printed 579 - - by Act. 180 
(Sess. Papers, n° 578. vol. x11.) 
192. Return of Annuities granted by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Amounts} 


by Act. 160 842 





by Act. 160 





» | by Act. 160 
190. 





by Act. 160 





Debt under certain Acts ; distinguishing the Ages of the Parties, and the Amounts 





20 
of such Annuities ; printed 320 - (Sess. Papers, n° 317. vol. x11.) 7 *97 
193. — of all Purchases and Sales of Stock, or of Exchequer Bills made by the Com- 
missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, since 1st January 1833 ; printed} 505 515 
516 - = - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 511. vol. x11.) 


— V. Accounts, 527. 
DEBTORS; v. Accounts, 490, 491, 492. 
DEBT, PUBLIC; v. Accounts, 185, 189, 547- 
DEEDS REGISTRATION; v. AccouNTS, 307. 
DESTITUTE, REFUGE FOR THE :— 


194. Estimate of the Sum required for the support of the Institution called The Refuge for} 7 
the Destitute, for the year 1834; printed170. Referred 175 - - - ~ ae : 168 755 
(Sess. Papers, n° 182. vol. x11.) J neste 











DeEvoNnPORT DOCK-Y4RD; v. Accounts, 431, 441. 

DEVONSHIRE SESSIONS :— 
195. Return of the Number of Persons arraigned and tried at the General Sessions of the 
Peace for the County of Devon, held on 25th February 1834; printed 146 - - 


by Address. 122 
(Sess. Papers, N° 143. vol, xLv11.) 3 


DISPOSITION OF GRANTS; v. AccouNTS, 520. 
DISSENTING MINISTERS; v. Accounts, 384. 
DISTILLERIES; &amp; ACCOUNTS, 239, 242. 
DISTILLERS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 232, 245, 250. 
DISTRIBUTORS OF STAMPS; v. Accounts, 508. | 
DISTURBANCES ACT; v. ACCOUNTS, 341, 349. 
Divisions OF COUNTIES :— 


196. Returns of Divisions of Counties in England and Wales under Acts g Geo. IV. c. 43&gt;} 1 
. and 10 Geo. IV. c. 46 - - o ‘ ve ha be _ : . ss by Address. 180 


Dock YARDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 431, 440, 441. 
DoNAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. AccouNTS, 333. 
Dovor HARBOUR :— 
197. Account of the Receipt and Application of the Monies received by the Warden and 


Assistants of the Harbour of Dovor, in the County of Kent, from 10th October '. by Act. 
sister Gubarsie .« 6 6 etl ell lll 


Down, DEANERY OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 320, 343. 
DuBtINn FOUNDLING HOSPITAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 335. 
DUBLIN GAZETTE; v. Accounts, 336. 
DUBLIN JURIES; v. AccouNTS, 290. 
DuBLIN POLICE; v. AccouNTs, 299, 300. 
DuBuin WIDE STREETS; v. Accounts, 329. 
Ducuy OF LANCASTER, CouRT OF; v. Accounts, 388. 
DUNDALK GAOL; v. Accounts, 322. 
DuNDALK PETTY SESSIONS; v. AccouNTs, 323. 
DUNDALK PorrT; v. Accounts, 159. 
DunpDAS, LAWRENCE; ov. Accounts, 326. 
DuNMORE HARBOUR; v. AccounrTs, 473. 
DutTcH EMBARGO :— 

198. Return of the several Sums advanced at the different Ports of the United Kin a5] 





301 





to the Crews of Dutch Vessels detained during the late Embargo; printed 515 


400 515 
(Sess. Papers, N° 509. vol. x11.) 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. — 
Ordered. | Presented, of 
DuTIies ON IMPORTS; v. Accounts, 614. Aprenpix. 
East INDIA :— 
199. Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Tanjore Debts; printed 11 - - “ by Act. 11 
(Sess. Papers, n° 6. vol. x1.) 

200. Copies of the Correspondence between the Board of Control and the Court of 
Directors of the East India Company, relating to the late application in the Court 68 75 
of King’s Bench for a Mandamus_~ - - - - - - - - 86 

201 

201. Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the East India Company, being the Warrants 261 

or Instruments granting any Salary, Pension or Gratuity - - " a } by Act, 433 
602 

202. Account of Allowances, Compensations and Superannuations granted by the East) by Act a 
India Company - - - - - - - - - - ° . ; 

203. Copies or Abstracts of the Answers of T. H. Baber, Esquire, to Questions relative 
to Slavery in India, proposed to him by the India Board; printed 131 - - 97 131 

(Sess. Papers, n° 128. vol. xiv.) J 

204. ——— of Orders in Council issued under the Act to regulate the Trade to India and } 

China ; printed 131 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 127. vol. xiv.) j by Act. 131 

205. Copy of Proceedings of the Court of Directors fixing Compensations to Servants of) 
the Company; printedigi - — - - (Sess. Papers, n° 198. vol. xuiv.) f | °y 4ct. 140 

206. Account of Tea sold at the several quarterly Sales at the East India House, from we : 
year 1829 to 1833 inclusive; printed 432 (Sess. Papers, N° 407. vol. xLIx.) 43 sa 

207. Copy of the Abstract of the case of the Calcutta Bankers, addressed to the Duke of 

ellington, a Copy of which was laid before Mr. Charles Grant, President of the ~— ao 
Commissioners for the affairs of India, on 11th August 1831; printed 191 - - 7 9 
(Sess. Papers, N° 197. vol. XLIV.) 

208. Copies of two Letters from Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Governor of Ceylon, to the 
Secretary of the Colonies, dated August gth and November 2oth 1833, respecting | | yy ggdress.| 204 
the monopoly of Salt by the East India Company ; printed 204 - i a 

(Sess. Papers, n° 228. vol. xLIv.) 

209. — of Correspondence between the Commissioners for the Affairs of India and | 
Court of Directors in 1832 and 1833, relative to the Claim of certain Bankers on 267 346 
the King of Oude; printed346 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 344. vol. xiv.) if 

210. List, specifying the particulars of the Compensation proposed to be granted to reduced 
Officers and Servants of the Company in England; printed 293 - " by Act. 293 

(Sess. Papers, N° 306. vol. xiv. 

211. Copy of the Minutes of the Proceedings of the Court of Directors, relating to the 
Claims of the Lucknow Bankers on the King of Oude, of 15th January 1834, &amp;c. : 296 346 
printed 346 - - - . ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 344. vol. xxiv.) 

212. Accounts of the Revenues and Charges of the Bengal Presidency 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 by Bet, 297 | 
East India Company ; printed 327 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 330. vol. x LIv.) | 

213. List, No. 3, specifying the particulars of the Compensation proposed to be granted 
to reduced Officers; printed 514 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 506. vol. xiv.) } oe, 457 

214. Copy of Correspondence relative to the Arrest of Mr. Peter Gordon at Ramnad, on 
27th December 1827 or eee, ee ee ee, ee es 510 560 

215. Account of the amount of the proceeds of the Sales of Goods and Merchandize made 
up to 1st November 1834; printed 554 - (Sess. Papers, N° 554. vol. xLiv.) } ae 544 

216. List, No. 4, of Proceedings of the Court of Directors, fixing Compensation to eee | 
Persons in the Home Service of the Company; printed 572 = - - - - by Act. 572 

(Sess. Papers, n° 569. vol. xiv.) J 
217. Return of all Tea, the Property of the East India Company, sold at their Public Sale 
of June last, and of all Private Trade Tea sold at the same Sale; printed 602 - 581 602 
(Sess. Papers, n° 621. vol. xLIx.) 
— V. Accounts, 499, 521, 594- 
East INDIA ANNUITIES :— 
218. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to pay to the East India Com- 
pany the amount due to the Company under the authority of the Act 33 Geo. IIL. 
c. 47,8. 7, being the difference between the par Value and the Market Value, on 22d King’s 
April 1834, of the amount of the Consolidated East India Annuities, which stood in Command. 302 763 
the name of the Company on that day; prinxtedgo2. Referred, 506 - -  - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. xL1I.) 
East INDIA ComPANY (Salt Monopoly); v. Accounts, 208. 
East INDIA HALF Pay; v. Accounts, 499. 
EcCLESHALL AND STONE, TOWNS OF :— 
219. Account of the Number of Houses and Tenements of the annual Value of Ten Pounds 
and upwards, in the Towns of Eccleshall and Stone; printed 119 -  - + 26 119 
(Sess. Papers, n° 118. vol. x LII1.) 
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS; v. Accounts, 360. 379. 
ECCLESIASTICAL REVENUE INQUIRY :-- 
220. Copy of the Report of the Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Revenue Inquiry ; ie King’s 530 
530 —s = « . “ m ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 523. vol. xx111.) Command. 
ECCLESIASTICAL REVENUE AND PATRONAGE ; v. Accounts, 351, 381. 
ECCLESIASTICAL REVENUES; v. ACCOUNTS, 351. 
EDUCATION; v. Accounts, 318, 335, 374, 549) 566. 
EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES; v. Accounts, 546. 
Expon, Lorp; v. Accounts, 97, 98. 
ELECTION EXPENSES :— 

221. Return of Expenses at the last General Election, referred to Select Committee on 180 
Election Expenses, 192,281  - a es i &lt;i “ y: - : ‘} by Address. { 381 

— V. Accounts, 489, 495, 565. 

ELEcTORS; v. Accounts, 494. 
ELECTORS, REGISTRATION OF; v. Accounts, 352. 
Etiis, RiGHT Hon. HENRY ; v. Accounts, 229. 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


EMIGRANTS :— 
222. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year from ist April 1834 to gist 
March 1835, to enable His Majesty to grant Relief to Toulonese and Corsican Emi- 
grants and others ; printed 170. Referred 175 - (Sess. Papers, N° 182. vol. XLII.) 
EMIGRATION :— 
223. Estimate of the Expense of defraying the Salaries of Seven Agents for Emigration, at 
the thereunder-mentioned Ports, from 31st March 1834 to gist March 1895 
printed 170. Referred 175 - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 184. vol. x11.) 
224. Copies or Extracts of any Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the» 
Governors of the British Colonies respecting Emigration, and the disposal of 
Crown Lands not already presented to the House :—also so much of two De- 
spatches from Colonel Arthur to Viscount Goderich, dated gth July 1831 and 28th 
June 1832, as relates to the Consumption of Rum in the Colony of Van Diemen’s 
Land, and to the difficulties experienced by the Masters of assigned Servants ; 
printed 602 oe 1. Oy SF ie, Pe (Sess. Papers, n°.617. vol. xuiv.) J 


EXCHEQUER BALANCES; v. ACCOUNTS, 505, 517. 
EXCHEQUER BILLS :— 
225. Account of all Exchequer Bills issued, or authorized to be issued, charged on the *) 





plies 1834, unprovided for, and Exchequer Bills issued between 5th January 1833 
and 5th January 1834, unprovided for; printed 18. Referred 23, 29 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 12. vol. xt.) 


226. of the Amount of all Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills, and other en 





ment Securities, — by the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, 
or on which any Sums have been lent or advanced by them, in the year ending 5th 
January 1834; printed 579 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 574. vol. x11.) 


EXCHEQUER BILLS (PUBLIC WoRKs ):— 


227. Account of all Loans of Exchequer Bills, &amp;c. issued under Act 57 Geo. III. c. 34, 
and subsequent Acts; printed 582 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 587. vol. x11.) } 


EXCHEQUER, CouRT OF :— 

228. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required in the — ending 31st March 
1835, to defray the Expenses of Messengers attending the First Lord of the Trea- 
sury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Four Patent Messengers of the Court of 
Exchequer, and various ancient Allowances to Officers of that Court; printed 170. 
Referred 175 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. xxit.) 


—V. Accounts, 301, 368, 507. 


EXCHEQUER OFFICES :— 
229. Copy of the Appointment of the Right hon. Henry Ellis as Deputy Clerk of the 
ells; also, Copy of his Appointment as Clerk of the Pells, and of the Appointment | 
of Mr. Roberts, the Predecessor of Mr. Ellis, in the Office of Deputy Teller ; printed 
107 - = = 2 2+ 2 = (Sess. Papers, n° 104. vol. x11.) 


EXCHEQUER OF PLEAS; v. AccounrTs, 392. 


EXCHEQUER OF RECEIPT :— 

230. Account of Compensation Allowances paid out of the Fee Fund to the General Offi- 
cers of His Majesty’s Receipt of Exchequer ; printed 125. Referred to Committee 
on Exchequer of Receipt, 125 - - - (Sess. Papers, n® 122. vol. x11.) 

EXCISE :— 

231. Return of the Total Quarters of Malt made, and Total Duty charged thereon; show- 
ing the Total of both these in one Sum, for each Kingdom, with the Rates of Duty | 
in each Kingdom, from 10th October 1832 to 10th October 1833; printed 63 —SC- | 

(Sess. Papers, N° 47. vol. xLIx.) 
of Duties paid by Licensed Distillers in Scotland in 1839 ; distinguishing the 
Amount paid on Spirits distilled from Malt, and that = by Raw Grain Distillers 
during the same period ; printed 126 - (Sess. Papers, n° 125. vol. xix.) 


233. Accounts of the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits manufactured or distilled) 
in the United Kingdom, from 5th January 1832 to 5th January 1833; showing the} 
Total for each Kingdom, &amp;c. ; printed 69 - (Sess. Papers, n° 56. vol. xL1x.) 

234. Account of the Quantities of the several Articles charged with Duties of Excise in 
the four years ended 5th January 1834 ; printed 69 (Sess. Papers, N° 57. vol. XI.) 

235. Return of the Number of Informations filed in the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, for 
Recovery of Penalties for Offences against the Excise Laws, and the Number tried 
in 1833, and in the Sittings after Hilary Term 1834: similar Returns from 
England ; printed 529 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 520. vol. x LIx.) 


236. Account of the Number of Brewers, Licensed Victuallers and Persons licensed =a 





232. 


the Act for the Sale of Beer, the Number who brew their own Beer, and the Quantity 

of Malt used, from 5th January 1833 to 5th January 1834; printed 193 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 214. vol. xL1x.) 

of the Total Number of Barrels of Beer exported; the Quantity exported to 

each Country, and the Drawback allowed thereon ; printed193 - - - - 
(Sess, Papers, N° 214. vol. xL1x.) 


238. Accounts of all Soap made in each Town of Great Britain; distinguishing hard sch 





237. 


soft, from 5th January 1833 to 5th January 1834; the Quantity exported, &amp;c.; 
printed 248 - - - - -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 269. vol. xLIx.) 

239. Return of all Detections made in Public Distilleries in Ireland under the present 
Law, from ist January 1833 to 1st January 1834, stating what has been paid since ; 
printed 432 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 414. vol. xL1x.) J 


of the deficiency Duties on Whiskey due the Six months previous to ial 





240. 
January 1834, and ordered to be paid or proceeded for; stating what has been paid 
since; printed 432 - . - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 414. vol. xLix.) 
of the Amount of Duty charged on Glass; distinguishing the Amount 
pein on Flint, Plate, Broad, Crown, Bottle and German Sheet Glass, in 1833; 
together with the Amount of Drawback allowed on each description of Glass; 
printed 346 - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 338. vol. xL1x.) 
of all Detections in the Licensed Distilleries in Ireland, from 1st January 
1834 to as late a period as the same can be made up; printed 456 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 415. vol. xu1x.) 


241. 








VoL. 89. 





Sess. 1834. D 





Ordered. 


— 


King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address, 


18 


by Act. 


by Act. 


King’s 
Command. 


86 


125 


19 


69 
69 


88 


110 


227 


242 


242 


242 


263 





Presented. 





168 


169 


602 


18 


29 


582 


168 


107 


125 


52 


126 


69 
69 


349 


192 


193 
228 
362 
362 
297 


456 





PAGE 
of 
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——— — ———_—— i 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. ) | Paes 
Ordered. | Presented. || of 
Exci1seE—continued. | APPENDIX. 
243. Account of the Number of Imperial Gallons of British, Foreign and Colonial Spinits,) | 
which paid the Home Consumption Duty for 1833; printed 446 - - - = =&gt; 285 349 | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 432. vol. XLIx.) J | 
244. of the Total Quantity of Foreign Wines and Spirits in the Stocks of the Dealers 1 
in England, for one year, ending 5th January 1834, distinguishing London rom| 332 “ 5 
the Country; printed 432 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 408. vol. xL1x.) | 
245. Accounts of the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits permitted out from Distillers 
Stocks in England, for the year ended 5th peg 1834; and of the Stock of 345 349 
Spirits in the hands of Distillers in England on 5th January 1834; printed 446 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 432. vol. xL1x.) 
246. Account of the Total Number of Gallons of Proof Spirits manufactured or distilled | 
in the United Kingdom, from 5th January 1833 to 5th January 1834; and the 345 456 
Number of Gallons exported from England to Ireland and Scotland, for the same 
period ; printed 456 - . - . (Sess. Papers, N° 446. vol. x L1x.) 
247. of the Total Number of Proof Gallons of British Brandy permitted out from 
the Rectifier’s Stocks in England, for the years ended 5th January 1832, 1833 and 345 349 
1834 - - - - - - - - - - - - - : 
248 of the Total Number of Gallons of Spirits of Wine permitted out from the 
Rectifier’s Stocks in England, for the years ended 5th January 1832, 1833 and 345 349 
1834 - - - - - - - - “ ~ - - - . 
249. ———— of the Number of Quarters of Malt made and charged with Duty in each 
Kingdom, between 10th October 1823 and 5th April 1824; the same Account for 6 56 
each half year from 10th October 1824 to 5th April 1834 ; printed 456 - - 34 4 
(Sess. Papers, N° 445. vol. x LIx.) 
250. Copies of all Memorials presented to the Treasury from Distillers in England, Scotland 
and Ireland, since 5th April 1830, regarding or in any way relating to Guernsey or} 346 591 
Jersey Spirits; printed 596 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 605. vol. xLix.) 
251. Return of the Number of Pounds weight of Paper made in each Collection of Excise, 
during each of the last Three years; and the Quantity exported from Great Britain 456 
and Ireland during the same period ; printed 464 dt ee ee, eee 374 
; (Sess. Papers, n° 456. vol. x11x.) 
252. The First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth Reports of the moenqpeees | Kine’s : 
sioners of oy om 4 into the Excise Establishment, and into the Management and ea. Aol 415 
Collection of the Excise Revenue throughout the United Kingdom - - a 
253. Return of the Sums, if any, due to the Excise, under 4 Geo. IV. c. 94, for Spirits bein a 
deficient of the Charge arising from attenuation, that remained unpaid on 5t 464 534 
April 1834; printed 535 - - ~ (Sess. Papers, N° 533. vol. xLIx.) 
254 of the Sums, if any, due to the Excise for additional Duties of two-pence 53 
and four-pence per Gallon on Spirits, under 1 Will. IV. c. 49, that remained unpaid 464 4 
on 5th April 1834; printed §35 = - - (Sess. Papers, n° 533. vol. xLIx.) 
255. Account of the gross Revenue derived from Soap, from the time of the reduction of 591 
the Duty until 5th January 1834; printed 596 - - - - - - - 579 ' 
(Sess. Papers, n° 604. vol. x1.) 
256. Seventh, Ninth and Tenth Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Excise King’s 572 
Establishment, and into the Management and Collection of the Excise Revene| Command. 7 
throughout the United Kingdom == = - = = &amp; 5 = = 
—V. Accounts, 499. 
EXCISEABLE ARTICLES; v. ACCOUNTS, 234. 
Excise CoMMISSION; v. ACCOUNTS, 252, 256. 
Excisé INFORMATIONS; v. AccounTs, 235. 
EXECUTIONS FOR ROBBERY :— 
257. Return of the Number of Persons in England and Wales who received Sentence o 
Death in 1833 for Robbery, with the Number executed; printed 192 - - ° by Address. 181 
(Sess. Papers, n° 200. vol. xLvi1.) 
EXECUTIONS FOR SMALL DEBTS; v. Accounts, 287. 
Exports; v. Accounts, 144, 180. 
FACTORIES :— 
258. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, in the year ending 31st March 1835, to 
defray the Charge of the Salaries of the Inspectors and Superintendents of Factories, King’s 68 
appointed under Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. 1V; printed 170. Referred 175 - - -{ | Command. ; 743 
(Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. x11.) 
259- Copy of a Supplementary Report of the Central Board of His Majesty’s Commis- 
sioners, appointed to collect Information as to the employment of Children in Fac- 163 163 
tories; printed 163 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 167. vols. x1x. xx.) 
260. Return of the Names and Salaries of Inspectors of Factories, and Reports to the Secre-)} by Addres 592 
tary of Stat:; printed 592 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 596. vol. xu.) f y Address. 
FAcTors; v. Accounts, 562. 
FatMoutH PACKET ESTABLISHMENT; v. ACCOUNTS, 430. 
Fer Funps; v0. Accounts, 230, 452, 610, 611. . 
Fees; v. Accounts, 261, 310, 388, 581, 603. bd 
FELONS’ PROPERTY :— 
261. Return, in detail, of all the items included under the heads of Costs, Fees and Stamp 
Duty, in each case mentioned in the Return made to the House, pursuant to an 6 
com to His Majesty of 18th July 1833, of all Property and Money of convicted 7 
elons - - - - - - - - = - - - - - 
FERRIES’ CROWN LEASES :— 
. ° ‘ ‘ 7 by Address, 
262. Return of Ferries belonging to the Crown in the British Isles BV eA) Ne " August \ 52 
. 1033- 
FINANCE ACCOUNTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner; v. Ac- 
couNTS, 161, 186 ¢o0 190, 515 to 521. 
Fines (Lancaster); v. ACCOUNTS, 125, 126. 
































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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


FIRE Damp :— 
263. Return of the Number of Persons destroyed by Choke Damp and Fire Damp in 
Mines and Collieries since 1810; printed 592 (Sess. Papers, N° 595. vol. xL1x.) 


FIRE INSURANCE; v. Accounts, 531. 


Fish :— 
264. Return of the Quantity and Description of Fish seized and condemned as unfit for 
Food in the Port of London, in each of the last Three years ; printed 81 - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 78. vol. 11.) 


FLOUR; v. AccounTs, 154, 164, 171. 

FoREIGN Post OFFICES; v. Accounts, 528. 
FOREIGN WHEAT; v. AccouNTS, 179. 

FouNnDLING HOSPITAL ( Dublin); v. Accounts, 335. 
FRANCE; v. Accounts, 113. 

FREEMEN; v. AccouNTS, 444. 


FRENCH CLAIMS :— 

265- Copy of Treasury Minutes of 5th May 1826, 8th June 1830, and 15th March 1833, 
and of any prior or subsequent Minute, relating to the Surplus Fund arising out of 
the Treaties and Conventions ef 1814, 1815 and 1818, between His Majesty and 

the King of France ; printed 84 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 76. vol. x1.) 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES :— 

266. Return of the Number of Friendly Societies filed by the Clerks of the Peace in) 

Great Britain and Ireland, since Michaelmas 1831; printed 103,181 - - ~ 
(Sess. Papers, n“ 96. 193. vol. x1.) if 


267. Account of the amount of Fees received by the Barrister under the Statute 10 Geo. IV. 
c. 56, for certifying the Rules of Friendly Societies in England and Wales ; printed) 
398 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 381. vol. x11.) 


— V. Accounts, 191, 547. 
Fry, ROBERT; v. Accounts, 600. 
FULL Pay; v. Accounts, 36. 
FUNDED DEBT; v. Accounts, 185, 186, 188, 189, 190. 
FURNITURE; v. Accounts, 448, 456. 
GALES, MR.; v. Accounts, 578. 
GALWAY RoaDs; v. Accounts, 354. 
GAME LAWS :— 
268, Return of the Number of Commitments under the Game Laws in England mt 


Wales, from ist November 1832 to ist November 1833; printed 84 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 72. vol. XLVII.) 
GAOLS; v. AccounNTs, 114, 555+ 





GARRISONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 11, 22. 
GENERAL’ ELECTIONS; v. AccouNTS, 221, 308, 489, 495, 565. 
GLANNTANE, PARISH OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 295. 
GLASS; v. ACCOUNTS, 241. 
GODERICH, VISCOUNT; v. ACCOUNTS, 224. 
GOLD COINAGE; v. ACCOUNTS, 411. 
GORDON, Mr. PETER; v. Accounts, 214. 
GOSSETT, SIR WILLIAM; v. ACCOUNTS, 292, 371. 
GOVERNORS IN WEST INDIA COLONIES; v. Accounts, 624. 
GRAIN; v. AccounTs, 171, 428. 
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 330. 
GRANT, MR.; v. Accounts, 607. 
GRANT, RIGHT HON. CHARLES; v. Accounts, 207. 
GRAVESEND PIER :— 
269. Account of Receipt and Application of Money - - + - - - - 
GUARDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 11. 
GUERNSEY; v. AccouNnTS, 171, 250. 
HALF PAY; v. Accounts, 37, 38, 53, 57&gt; 419, 493, 499- 
HALIFAX; v. Accounts, 605. 
HAMBURGH ; v. Accounts, 168, 172. 
HARBOURS; v. Accounts, 377. 
HARVEY, MR.; v. Accounts, 282. 
HAwkKINS’ FOoSssILs :— 


270. Estimate of the Sum required to purchase the Collection of Fossil Organic 
Remains, the Property of Mr. Thomas Hawkins, to be deposited in the Bish 
Museum ; printed 520. Referred 556 - 


HEAD MONEY; v. Accounts, 418, 432. 
HELENA, SAINT; v. Accounts, 546. 
HEALTH, CENTRAL BOARD OF; v. Accounts, 319. 


HERRING FISHERY :— 
271. Report by the Commissioners for the Herring Fishery of their Proceedings, year 
ended 5th April 1833, being Fishing 1892 - - - - - = = ‘ 
HIGHBURY PLACE RoaD:— 


272, General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the New North Road Turnpike} T 
Trust, inthe County of Middlesex, between gth July and 31st December 1833 - 


HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 557; 577: 
Highway RATES; v. Accounts, 604. 

Hicguway RoBBERY; v. Accounts, 380. 

HOLLANDS; v. Accounts, 143. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 508. vol. xxI1.) 


Ordered. 


by Address. 


37 


27 


by Address 
31 July 
1833. 


385 


by Address. 


by Act. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


by Act. 





VoL. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 





Presented. 





592 


81 


103 
181 


398 


84 


559 


§20 


25 


188 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. of 
HotyvHEAD AND HowrH Roaps AND HARBOURS :— iin 


273. Copy of Mr. Telford’s Report, dated 8th May 1833, to the Commissioners for “| 





e 18th instant as relates to 67 


Improvement of the Holyhead Roads, &amp;c., on the — of Howth Harbour, and 

an Extract of such part of Mr. Telford’s Report of t 
the same Harbour - . - - ° - - 

274. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the Shrewsbury and Holyhead 
Roads, between ist February 1833 and ist February 1834; and Report th 
Mr. John Provis thereon; printed 132 (Sess. Papers, N° 131. vol. XL.) 


275. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, during the year commencing 5th a 


by Act. 132 


1834, by the Commissioners for the Improvement of the Holyhead and Liverpool 
Roads, Holyhead and Howth Harbours, &amp;c.; printed 170. Referred 175 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) 


276. Eleventh 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 599 by Act. 599 
(Sess. Papers, n° 608. vol. x1.) 


King’s 16 735 
Command. 7 


HOLYHEAD PACKETS; v. AccouNTS, 472. 


Hops :— 
277. Account of the total Number of Acres of Land in Great Britain under the cultivation 
of Hops in 1833; of the Duty on Hops of the growth of 1833; and Quantity 
exported from 5th January 1833 to 5th January 1834; printed 192 - - - 


110 { 192 
(Sess. Papers, n° 213. vol. xL1x.) 


297 
Horton, S1R ROBERT WILMOT; v. Accounts, 208. 

House oF COMMONS; v. AccounTs, 117, 118, 119, 120, 452, 453, 456. 
House oF COMMONS’ REPORTS; v. Accounts, 121. 

House oF COMMONS’ SITTINGS; v. Accounts, 118, 119. 

House OF LorDS; v. Accounts, 452, 453, 456. 

HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT; v. ACCOUNTS, 454, 491, 593- 

HOWARD DE WaLDEN, LorD; v. Accounts, 614. 

HowTH HARBOUR; v. AccoUNTS, 273, 275. 472. 

HULL, Port or; v. Accounts, 146. 


JAMAICA :— 
278. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to make a Grant to the Baptist 
Missionary Society, on account of Expenses which had been incurred in the 
erection of certain Chapels destroyed in the Island of Jamaica, and for which some King’s 302 763 
of their Missionaries are personally responsible; printed 302. Referred 506 ~| | Commend. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. xL11.) 
279. ————— of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to make a Grant to the Baptist 
Missionary Society on to the Wesleyan Missionary Society, on account of Ex- 
—— incurred in the erection of certain Chapels destroyed in the Island of 
amaica ; printed 481. Referred 555 - (Sess. Papers, n° 476. vol. x11.) 


— V. Accounts, §84. 


contt, | 481 772 


JERSEY; v. ACCOUNTS, 171, 250. 
IMPERIAL GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY :— 

280. Return of the Contingency Fund - - - - - - - - - - | by Act. 63 
IMPORTS; v. Accounts, 144, 180. 

; DUTIES ON; v. Accounts, 614. 

INCREASE AND DIMINUTION OF SALARIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 447. 
INCREASE OF OFFICES; v. ACCOUNTS, 445, 447- 
INDIAN TRADE; v. Accounts, 204. 


INDICTMENTS FOR MISDEMEANORS :— 








281. Return of Indictments for Misdemeanors presented or filed in, or removed into, the) | 4, sadress 50 
Court of King’s Bench, from 1st January 1820 to 1st January 1834 0 - - 7 . ; 4 
INLAND NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, 336. 
INNER TEMPLE :— 
282. Copy of the Certificate of the Benchers of the Inner ——— to the Judges, on the 
rejection of Mr. Harvey’s ———— to be called to the Bar, and of the Deter- 
mination of the Judges ; and further Proceedings thereon ; printed 329. Referred 285 329 
to Select Committee on Inns of Court, 335 (Sess. Papers, n° 349. vol. xLv1II.) 
[Order for printing Paper discharged ; Paper referred to Select Committee on Inns of Court, 335. Order for 
referring Paper to the Committee diseharged, 347.] 
INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ CourT :— 
283. Estimate of the Sum which may be required to defray the Charge of the Salaries of 
the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors’ Court, of their Clerks, and the Con- Kine’ 
tingent Expenses of the Court and Office, for one year, from ist April 1834 to Pies. be 168 740 
gist March 1835, and also of the Expenses attendant upon the Circuits ; printed 
170. Referred 175 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. x11.) 
INSOLVENTS; v. Accounts, 316+. 
INSPECTORS-GENERAL OF PRISONS; v. Accounts, 306. 
INSPECTORS OF FACTORIES; v. AccounTs, 258. 
INSTRUCTION, PUBLIC; v. Accounts, 362. 
Joint Stock BANKS; v. Accounts, 65, 479. 
IRELAND :— 
284. Copies of the Affidavits, Orders and Proceedings in the Court of King’s Bench, in 
Ireland, in Hilary Term, in the present year, in the Case of The King v. O’Brien, 3 64 
for publishing a Report of Evidence agg before the Commissioners of Inquiry 
into Corporate abuses at Cork ; printed 67 (Sess. Papers, N° 55. vol. xLviit.) 
285. Copy of Regulations and Bye-Laws under which Graduates in Physic have been | 
admitted Fellows of the ce College of Physicians of Dublin, since ist January yy came wy 12 
i 77 to 31 rs December 1832, &amp;c. Referred to Select Committee on Medical 1833. 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS ~—continued. 
IRELAN D—continued. 


286. 


287. 


288. 


289. 


290. 


291. 


292. 


293 


2096. 


297- 


208. 


299. 


300. 


301. 


302. 


303+ 


304. 


305+ 


306. 


3°7- 


308. 


309. 


310. 


VoL. 89. 





Return of the Number of Persons admitted, elected or sworn Freemen of the nor 
poration of Coleraine, or to whom the Freedom was granted, from ist January 
1831 to ist January 1834; printedio1 - (Sess. Papers, N° 91. vol. x11.) J 

of the Number of Executions for Small Debts, issued from the a 
Courts of Ireland, for Sums of £.5 and £.10 respectively,in 1833 - -~ - 
of the Amount of Fees of Assistant Barristers in Ireland, distinguishing the 

Heads under which received, in the year 1833; printed248 - - = - | 








(Sess. Papers, n° 265. vol. xLv1t1t.) 
of the Costs of the Prosecution in the Court of King’s Bench in Ireland, in 
the case of the King v. Barrett, for Libel, tried in Michaelmas Term 1833; printed 
67 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 54. vol. xLviti.) 
Copies of the Lists of Persons liable to serve on Juries, returned by &lt;i 








Collectors of Grand Jury Cess in the County of the City of Dublin, to the Clerk of 
the Peace, pursuant to Act of last Session, c. 91; and other Returns relative thereto 


Copy of the Report of the Civil a employed by the Commissioners of 

Woods, &amp;c., in consolidating New Roads in the Counties of Cork and Kerry, 

under authority of Act 2 Will. IV. c. 52; printed 167 - a” ee 
(Sess. Papers, n° 173. vol. x1.) 

Copies of the Report of William Henry Carron on the investigation into the Conduct 

of the Police employed in the Collection of Tithes in the County of Monaghan ; 

and Correspondence of Sir William Gossett thereon; printed 212 — wo 
(Sess. Papers, N° 239. vol. xL111.) 

Returns of the Amount of Composition for Tithes registered under certain Acts; 

specifying the Parishes for which Certificates have been made respectively ; and 

of Parishes in which any Tithes still remain to be deepal”: ; printed 301 

332,428 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 309, 333, 401. vol. xL1II.) 


[Complaint made that no Return had been made by the Registrar of the Diocese of Ossory ; Order for 
his attendance on a certain day, 386 ; Order discharged, 428.] 


&gt; 
’ 
’ 


. Return of the Monies drawn from Ireland on account of Purchases, Fines, Rents, 


and all other sources of Revenue of Crown Lands and Quit-rents, from each year 
since 1st January 1800; printed248 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 266. vol. 11.) J 


. Copy of Correspondence between the Irish Government and the eg ame of the 


Parishes of Glanntane and Kilshannick, previously to a Police Force being ap- 
pointed in the present year for the protection of Persons employed in the Collec- 
tion of Tithes in the above Parishes; printed111 - - -— = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 109. vol. xL115.) 
of Correspondence between the Irish Government and the Magistrates of the 
West Riding of the County of Cork, relative to the removal of the Stipendiary 
Magistrates from that Riding; printed 111 - (Sess. Papers, N° 110. vol. XLV11.) 
of the Report of Mr. Secretary O’Gorman, upon an investigation held in the 
Town of Bandon, relative to the Conduct of Captain Vignoles, a Stipeniay| 
Magistrate - - - . - - - - - - - - 
Return of the Gross and Net Revenue collected for Lighthouse Dues from Shipping, 
and from the Consolidated Customs, for Foreign Vessels, for Lighthouses in charge 
of the Corporation for preserving and improving the Port of Dublin, in each of the 
two years ending 5th January 1834; Referred to Select Committee on Light- 
houses, 87 - - - - - - - - - 
of the Police Force in Ireland during each of the last Three years, containing 
the Number and distribution thereof in each County, together with the Pay, 
Amount of Expense of Clothing, &amp;c.; printed ig2_ - - - - - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 201. vol. xxvii.) 
of the Police Force of every description within the City of Dublin ; printed 301 
(Sess. Papers, n° 310. vol. xLvI1.) 
of the time at which each of the Judges of the Courts of Exchequer, King’s 
Bench and Common Pleas in Ireland, was promoted to the Bench, stating t el 
time when such Judge was called to the Bar; printed36 - - - - - 
- ne Papers, N° 29. vol. xLVIiI.) 
of the different descriptions of Paper contracted for by Mr. Church for the 
Irish Stationery Office, the Price of each description contracted for, and the Name 
of the Contractor; printed 84 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 79. vol. x1.) J 


of the Number of Registered Freeholders, Leaseholders, and Ten Pound 
Householders, qualified to vote at the Election of a Member to serve in ate 























for the Town of Carrickfergus, specifying the Date of the Registration of each; 
printed 84 - - - = &lt;= = (Sess. Papers, n° 80. vol. x11.) 
of all Applications for Relief on the part of the Owners of Tithes in cast 





for 1831, 1832 and 1833 ; showing the Number of Applications from each County, 
and the Amount of Claims for each year; printed 405 . -— om fe 
(Sess. Papers, n° 382. vol. xxi1I.) 
Comparative Abstract and Summary of the Expense of taking the Population of 
tdlend, at each of the periods of i821 and 1831 - = - - \ 
Twelfth Report of the Inspectors-General on the general State of the Prisons of ) 
Ireland, 1834; printed 73 - = s (Sess. Papers, n° 63. vol. xt) Jf 


— Return of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Office for the Re on 





of Deeds in Ireland, for one year preceding the coming into operation of the Act 
9 Geo. LV. c. 57, for regulating the said Office; printed218 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 243. vol. xLviit.) 
of all Monies deposited with Sheriffs, or other Returning Officers, from the 
Places therein mentioned, at the late General Elections, by Candidates or their 


Agents, or by Electors on their behalf; referred to the Select Committee on 
Election Expenses, 432 - -  - 8 ot 





- - - oJ 
of the Criminal Calendar of the County of Meath, at Spring Assizes, 1834, 


specifying the Names of all Prisoners and Persons on Bail, with the nature of the 
Cinna with which each Individual stood charged - - - -— = -J 


List of Assistant Barristers, stating the Date of the Appointment of each, his stand- 
ing at the Bar, the Name of the District within which he acts, the Population of 
such District, the Salary of each Barrister, and Amount of his Fees; printed 405 

(Sess, Papers, N° 383. vol. xLviii.) 





Sess. 1834. E 

















Ordered. 


——_—_—_ 


14 
16 


16 


16 


19 


22 


26 


%7 


31 


31 


31 


31 


34 


34 


by Address, 
19 July 
1833. 


41 


5l 


63 


63 
by Act. 


68 


69 


79 





Presented. 





84 
84 


181 


64 


167 


104 


f 281 
332 
425 


185 


104 


104 


84 


181 


84 


36 


84 


405 


65 


167 


233 


132 


405 











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INDEX ¢o the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. [ A. 1884. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 


Ordered. | Presented. of 
IR ELAND—continued. Aprenpix. 

311. First Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant to administer rie 
the Funds granted by Parliament for the Education of the Poor of Ireland; a me. a 82 
printed 82 a © - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 70. vol. x.) 

312. Copies of the several Indictments and Verdicts against, and the Judgments on David 
M-Beth, Patrick Murphy and Neal Rock, tried at Spring Assizes 1830, for the 
County of Louth; printedigo_ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 199. vol. xLVII.) 

313. Return of Sums paid upon account of Witnesses, and other Expenses, if any, with 
reference to the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the Proceedings of the 
last and former Elections for Carrickfergus - - . - - - - 

314. Copy of a Letter addressed to the Treasury, on 12th January 1832, by Christopher 
M‘Donnel and Sons on the subject of Contracts made by the Stationery Office for 84 84 
the supply of the Public Departments in Ireland, with Paper; and Treasury Minute 
thereon; printed 84 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 79. vol. x11.) 

315. Returns of all Parishes in Ireland which contain fewer than Fifty resident Protestants ‘\ 90 
and other Returns relative thereto  - - - ~ - - - - - 

316. Return of the Salaries and Emoluments of the different Clerks of the Peace in Ireland 93 405 
during the last Three years; printed 415 - (Sess. Papers, n° 388. vol. xLviti.) 

316.*Ditto - - - ditto of the Clerks of the Crown; printed 415 - - - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 389. vol. xvii.) 93 495 

316.+Copies of any Report or Communication made to Government by Mr. Serjeant 

O’Loughlin, respecting the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors; and Report 

of the Council of the Chamber of Commerce in Dublin, laid before the Marquis of 93 181 

Anglesey, and his Answer in reference to the Bankrupt and Insolvent Laws in 
Ireland ; printed 192 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 205. vol. xLvII1.) 

317- Returns relative to the Borough of Carrickfergus ; printed 327 - - - - 95 921 

(Sess. Papers, n° 329. vol. x L111.) } 

318. Annual Report of the Commissioners of Education in Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant ; 
printed 104 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 97. vol. xL.) 

319. Return of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Central Board of Health for Ireland, 
the Amount of the Receipts and Disbursements, to whom paid, and upon what 
account ;—similar Return from the General Board of Health for the City of Dublin; J 112 448 
printed 458 = - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 447. vol. LI.) 

320. Copy of *: Memorial addressed by the Honourable and Very Reverend 1150 | 





82 132 


83 §91 





by Act. 104 


Plunket, Dean of Down, to his Excellency the Marquis Wellesley ; printed 156 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 154. vol. x L111.) 
321. Returns of the Places where Quarter Sessions of the Peace were held in 1832 and 
1833; printed 420 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 397. vol. XLVIII.) 
322. Return of the Number of Prisoners committed to the Gaol of Dundalk, from 1st De-) 
cember 1832, to the date of this Return; and other Returns relative thereto; 120 181 
printed 415 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 386. vol. xLv11.) J 
323. Returns of the Charges made by the Sessions Court of Dundalk, for Summonses, 
Examinations, Warrants and Bail Bonds, together with the Amount received 120 233 
under each head, during the last Three years, and how disposed of; printed 415 - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 387. vol. xLVII.) 
324. Return of the Bill of Costs, in detail, of the Prosecution, intituled, The King versus 
Barrett, held in the Court of King’s Bench in Ireland, in Michaelmas Term 1833 - 121 


of the several Counties and Counties of Cities and Towns in Ireland, vel 


119 156 


119 356 


181 





325+ 
which Copies or Models of the Standards of Length, Weight and Measure have 
been procured, since 5 Geo. IV. - - ~ - - - - - “ 

326. Copy of any Warrant issued against Lawrence Dundas, formerly Chief Constable of] 
Police, in the County of Wexford = - - - - - ° ° ~ -f 

327. Return of the Number of Representative Peers of Ireland, raised to the British] [ 5, sjancs 
Peerage, si heir Election as R tative Peer - - - - — 

eerage, since their Election as Representative Peers 


— of the Names and Residences of the One Hundred greatest Fis 





125 181 


132 
328. 





in each Barony and Half Barony in the County of Wexford, as returned by the 
High Constables of each Barony towthe Secretary of the Grand Jury of the said 
County at the last Assizes, pursuant to Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. IV. c. 78 - - - 
— ofthe Number of Writs, &amp;c. issued by the Commissioners of Wide Streets of 
the City of Dublin, to the Sheriffs of that City, to abate or take down any Building | 
or Erection within the County of the said City, with the date or time of mee 
each such Writ, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - - - - 
330. Accounts of Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several Counties, Cities 
and Towns in Lreland in 1833; Abstract to be printed 167 - + - - al hain 167 
(Sess. Papers, N° 174. vol. x LVIII.) J . 
431. Copy of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the State of the Poor of me 


158 202 





329. 
163 202 


together with the Names of the Commissioners ; printed 167 - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 175. vol. xx111.) 


332. Estimate of the Amount required for Works and Repairs to Kingstown nt 


by Address. 1 67 


from ist April 1834 to gist March 1835; printed 170. Referred 175 - - - King’s 167 735 





(Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) aemens 
333- —————- of the Amount required to be granted in the year 1834, to complete the 
Works at Donaghadee Harbour ; printed 170. Referred 175 = - - - - King’s 16 mie 
(Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) serene 7 : 
334. — of the Sum required to pay the annual Compensation awarded to Sir 
Abraham Bradley King, late King’s Stationer in Ireland, for Losses sustained by King’s 


him, by reason of the revocation of his Patent; printed 170. Referred 175 - d Command. 169 758 
(Sess, Papers, n° 183. vol. x11.) 
335: Estimates of the Sum necessary to enable the Lord Lieutenant to issue Money for the 
advancement of Education, from ist April 1834 to 31st March 1835; of the 
Expense of the Foundling Hospital in Dublin, and other Charitable Institutions in 
[reland, for one P hank commencing ist April 1834 and ending 31st March 1835; 
printed 170. Referred 175 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 185. vol. x11.) 


336. Return of the Average Price of Wheat and Oats, as advertised in the Dublin Gazette, 
for certain periods ; printed 218 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 244. vol. xLIx.) 


337. Copy of Warrant for payment of Compensation to Mr. William Edward Porter, | 
Clerk of the Recognizances in the Court of Chancery in Ireland - ; . *} — - 


King’s 1 69 776-786 


Command. 


171 202 


























4&amp;5W.lv.] INDEX ¢@o the Ercuty-nNintu VotuMeE. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 














IRELAN D—continued. 


338. 


339: 


340. 


341. 


342. 


343- 


344. 


345- 


346. 


347: 


348. 


349- 


350. 


351. 


353+ 


354+ 


355: 
356. 


357° 


358. 
359: 


360. 


361. 


362. 


363. 


364. 


365. 


366. 


367. 


Vot. 89. 





Return of the Non-resident Clergy of Ireland ; stating the annual Value of their 
respective Benefices; with a Return of the Curates in each case severally, their‘ 
length of Service, Salary,&amp;e. - - - - - - - = = ol 


of the Names and Residences of the several Persons who have served oof thel 





on the Ecclesiastical Board in Ireland, of their intention to purchase the Fee of the 
Bishop’s Lands now held by them; printed 286 witcomriitow alich dauedt ¢ | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 298. vol. x L111.) 
Copy of Second Annual Report of the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland; 
printed 213° - - - - ~ (Sess. Papers, N° 240. vol. x1.) 
Copies of Documents laid before the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council of Ireland, 
on which certain Baronies were declared to be in a state of Disturbance and laniline-4 
dination ; printed 217 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 241. vol. xLvi1.) 
of Correspondence between the Government in Ireland, the Lieutenant of the 
County of Armagh, and the Dean of Tuam, relative to the Dismissal of that ca 





man from the Commission of the Peace ; printed 365 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 357. vol. XLVIII.) 
Copy of the Minutes of the Privy Council of Ireland, respecting the Deaneries of 
Down and Raphoe; printed 246—- - (Sess. Papers, n° 261. vol. xxii.) 
Copies of Correspondence relative to Kilmainham Hospital, in the years 1833 and 
1834; printed 332 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 331. vol, xLI1.) 
Return of the Amount of Tolls received from the Gates in the First and Second Divi- 
sions of the Banbridge and Belfast Turnpike Trusts, from 1st January 1833 to 1st 
January 1834; Referred to Committee on Banbridge and Belfast Road Bill, 305 
of the Amount of Tolls received from Gates in the Eastern or Lisburn Divi- 
a of the Monaghan and Lisburn Road, from ist January 1833 to 1st January 
1894 2° © 2© 2©| 28© © s&amp;s © © © ©&amp;© 2 «© © 
Returns, from Treasurers of Counties, of the Names of the Coroners in their eereyrs) 
Counties, the Number of Inquests held by each of them, in the year commencing 
with Spring Assizes 1832, and ending with Spring Assizes 1833 - - = 
——-— of the Particulars of the 789 Schools to which the Commissioners for 





National Education in Ireland have granted aid, as mentioned in their Report to\ 


Parliament - - - 3 e = a ok 3 . vs Z Z 


Papers relating to the Proclamation of the Baronies of Farbill, Delvin, Moyashel 
and Magheradernon, in the County of Westmeath, under the Disturbances (Ireland) 
Act; printed281_ - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 292. vol. xLvit.) 


Returns relative to Bishop’s Leases in Ireland = - 


Copies of the Digest of the Inquiry into the Archiepiscopal and Episcopal Revenues, 
Livings and Patronage in Ireland, as prepared under he Authority of the Commis- 
sioners of Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage in 1833 - - - -— = 


Memters to Parliament are or may be registered ; printed 454 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 440. vol, xL111.) 
[Return to be made forthwith, $99.] 

Estimate of the further Sum that will be required to be granted, in the year ending 
gist March 1835, on account of the Expenses of Criminal Prosecutions in Ireland, 
being the Sum required to defray the charge of Arrears of Expenses incurred beyond 
the Amount of the Grant to 31st March 1834; printed 302. Referred 506 - - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. x Lit.) 
of the Cost of finishing the several portions of Roads in the Counties of 
Galway and Mayo, as proposed to be completed by the Board of Public Works; 
printed 302. Referred 506. - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 311. vol. x11.) J 

Copy of the last Report respecting the Trigonometrical Survey of Ireland to | 
Board of Ordnance ; prinied 326 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 325. vol. 11.) 

Return of the Amount for Composition for Tithes registered under the several ~~ 
of Geo. IV. and Will. IV. in the Diocese of Ossory - - ~ - Sainte &amp; 

ofthe Names of the Persons appointed to act as Surveyors under the Irish 

Grand Jury Act of last Session, specifying the County in which each has been / 
appointed i. &lt;&lt; = « oS &amp; &amp; 0 &amp; om 

Returns, from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, of me} 
Number of Persons committed to the Gaols thereof for Trial in 1833 - : - 

of all Law Expenses attending the execution of the Church Temporalities 

Act ; printed 592 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 594. vol. x L111.) 

[Return to be made forthwith, 548.] 

of the several Public Bodies or Boards to which the Solicitor or Solicitors of 
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in Ireland is or are also Solicitor or Solicitors, or 
Agents; Amount of Salary, &amp;c. - - - ~ o &gt; s 

[Return to be made forthwith, 548.] 

Copy of Treasury Minute, granting Special Superannuation Allowances to Mr. a 
Lennon, late of the Revenue of Police in Ireland - - « “ x ‘ 

of Commission for inquiring into the State of Religious and other Instruction 
now existing in Ireland ; printed 360 - (Sess. Papers, n° 356. vol. x11.) 

Statement of the Progress made in the Trigonometrical Survey of Ireland, stating | 


. Return of all Places in Ireland at which Electors for the different Boroughs wat 




















Date when the Survey was begun, the Amount already expended, &amp;c. ; printed 603 
(Sess. Papers, n° 623. vol. 11.) 
Return of the Amount of the Notes of the Bank of Ireland in circulation in each Week, 
during the last Two years, from 7th June 1832 to 5th June 1834 ; printed 448 a 
(Sess. Papers, n° 435. vol. x11.) 
of the Number of Bills filed in the Rolls Office of the Court of Chancery in 
[reland in 1812, 1813 and 1814; and in 18931, 1832 and 1833; printed 458 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 448. vol. xLviit.) 
Copy of the Agreement by which the Directors General of Inland Navigation in Ire- 
land transferred in 1829 to the Limerick Navigation Company that part of thet 
River Shannon which is situated between Limerick and Lough Moe - = = 
Accounts of the Fees, Salaries and Emoluments of the several Officers of the Court o 


Chancery, and of the general Cash Balances in the Bank of Ireland of the Suitors’ 
Fund of the said Court - - - - - - - - ‘ te ot 








Sess. 1834. E2 


: 








Ordered. | Presented, 
182 
185 281 
213 213 

by Act. 217 
243 356 
246 246 
267 332 
273 395 
273 356 
273 504 
280 597 

Ph. 281 

tie |} 81 

lL 1833. 

286 
297 448 

Pvc. oe 302 

King’: 

Command. a 
320 326 
325 
325 356 

by Act. 332 
337 | 592 
349 592 

by Act. 349 

by Address. 360 
386 | 603 
387 448 
394 448 
402 448 
408 














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APPENDIX. 











763 


ibid. 








IN DEX @ the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


[ A. 1834. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS-—-continued. 


IRELAND—continued. 
368. Return of the Number of Original Bills filed in the Equity side of the Court of Exche-} 
quer in Ireland, during the Three years next preceding Michaelmas Term 1833 
respectively - - - - - ~ - - ~ - - - - f 
Returns relative to Courts of Justice in Ireland; printed 427 - - -— - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 402. vol. xLV111.) } 
Copy of the Second Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Unions of 
Parochial Benefices in Ireland; printed 428 (Sess. Papers, n° 406. vol. xx111.) 
of a Letter from Sir William Gossett to the Board of Works, respecting the 
examination and selection of Candidates for the office of County Surveyors, &amp;c. 


Return, from the several Cities and Borough Towns in Ireland, of the Number i 


369. 


370- 





371. 


2. 
= Persons registered as Voters on a Ten-pound Household Qualification, who shall 


have been omitted from any Valuation for local Taxation, or who shall have been 
rated therein, as exhibiting Notices of less Value than Ten Pounds, &amp;c. = - - 


Papers relative to the State of Ireland; printed 467 - - - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 459. vol. xLviI.) } 
Annual Report from the Commissioners of Education in Ireland to the Lord Lieu- 
tenant; printed 505 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 500. vol. xL.) 


Return, in detail, of the Charitable Allowances, composing the sum of £.4,476. 18. 8. 
under the head of Concordatum Fund, in the Irish Estimates for the current year - 


Copy of the Report of the Masters in Chancery of Ireland, made in pursuance of teh 


373- 
374- 
375+ 


376. 
Inquiry, instituted before them, into certain alleged Abuses in the Offices of the 


Court of Chancery - - - - - e - e . a a 
—— of such portion of the Evidence taken before the Commissioners of ned | 


377: 


Inquiry as is complete, referring to the Western Harbours of Ireland; printed 591 
(Sess. Papers, N° 592. vol. 11.) 


378. Return of all Special Road Sessions appointed by any Grand Jury of a County or 
City, or County of a City, or County of a Town in Ireland, at the Spring Asses 

1834, and other Returns relative thereto - - - - ~ ° . a 
of the Income, and the Particulars thereof, which the Ecclesiastical ner 


missioners of Ireland are now in the actual receiptof - = - - - * * 
of the Number of Persons committed in Ireland for the offence of Highway 
Robbery, in the four years ending 31st December 1829 and 1833 - - ~ 
381. Second Report of the Commissioners on Ecclesiastical Revenue and Patronage in 
Ireland; printed 582 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 589. vol. xx111.) 
382. Certified Copy of Warrant of the Lord Lieutenant, granting Compensation to John 
Brennan, Esquire, one of the Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery oe a: 


of a Report, dated 26th June 1834, to the Commissioners of Woods, &amp;c., 
respecting the Collection of Quit and other Rents payable to the Crown in Ireland : 
printed 592 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 598. vol. x1.) 


384. Account of the application of the Sums voted to defray the — of Non-conforming, | 





379. 





380. 





383- 


Seceding and Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland, in 1833; printed 599 
(Sess. Papers, n° 612. vol. x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 8, 10, 20, 27, 46, 52, 145, 155, 159, 169, 171, 235, 239, 242, 246, 250, 

251, 266, 413, 415, 473» 497» 515, 516, 517, 521, 524, 527, 529, 533» 547: 

ISLE OF MAN; v. Accounts, 171. 

JUDGES; v. ACCOUNTS, 301, 390. 

JURIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 290, 595; 

JusTiceE, CHARTERS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 112, 

JUSTICE, COURTS OF ; v. Accounts, 369. 

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE :— 


385. Return of the Number of Justices of the Peace in each County, City and Place in 
England and Wales appointed by the Lord Chancellor, from ist January 1831 ; 
printed 599 - - ~ - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 613. vol. xLVv11I.) J 


— V. Accounts, 137. 
KENSINGTON GARDENS :— 


386. Account of the Expenditure on Kensington Gardens in each of the last Two years, and 
the Amount received by the Sale of Timber from the same Gardens in the same time 


KERRY ROADS; v. Accounts, 291. 
KILMAINHAM HosPITAL; v. Accounts, 41, 344. 


KILSHANNICK, PARISH OF ; v. ACCOUNTS, 295. 

KING OF OUDE; v. AccouNTs, 209, 577. 

KinG, SIR ABRAHAM BRADLEY; ov. Accounts, 334. 

KinG’s BENCH, CoURT OF; 0. Accounts, 200, 281, 284, 289, 301, 324, 392, 584, 607. 
KING’S PRINTER; v. AccounNTS, 593- 

KING's STATIONER; v. AccouNTS, 334, 593- 

KINGSTOWN HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 332, 472, 473. 


KNIGHTS OF THE BATH:— 

387- Return of the Persons and Offices held by each, and for what the several Sums 
charged against the Knights of the Noble and Military Order of the Bath are paid, 
under the heads of Salaries, Fees or Emoluments of any description, and to which 
they are said to be entitled under existing Statutes ; printed 452 - - - - 

Sess. P ° 437- vol. ; 
LAMBS’ WOOL; v, Accounts, 153. nee TS aN AP 
LANCASTER, Ducuy Court or :— 


388. Return of Fees received by the Chancellor and other Officers of the Court of the 
Duchy of Lancaster, during the last Five years ; printed 461 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 452. vol. xLvi1l.) J 


Ordered. 





Presented. 





415 
by Address. 
by Address. 

441 

465 

King’s 


Command. 


by Act. 
5°9 


511 


518 


542 


567 
569 


Eing’s 


Command. 
by Act. 


592 


by Address. 


by Address, 
15 August 
1833. 


464 








by Address. 


by Address. 





592 
427 


428 


504 


467 


504. 


591 


582 
592 


592 


597 


12 


452 


448 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE. . 
Ordered. | Presented. of 
LAND REVENUES; v. Accounts, 521, 631. Aprenpix. 





LAND Tax; v. Accounts, 389, 521, 530. 
LATHAM, MR.; v, Accounts, 585. 


LAND TAX ON OFFICES AND PENSIONS :— 


389. Return of Offices and Pensions now charged with the Land Tax, and with the ~“ 86 
Shilling and Sixpenny Duty - - - - - ° - os a 


Law AMENDMENT :— 
390. Copy of: the Rules for Pleading, agreed to and signed by all the Judges, under | 


185 


if laid upon 
= - UU the Table, 


8 


Powers given by an Act passed in the last Session, “ for the further Amendment of 
the Law, and the better Advancement of Justice ;” printed8 - - - - 


Law CHARGES :— (Sess. Papers, N° 5. vol. xviii.) 


391. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be required to defray the Expense of mary 
Charges in the year, from ist April 1834 to 31st March 1835; printed 170. 
Referred, 175 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. x LII,) J 


Law COMMISSION ; v. Accounts, 564. 


Law Courts :— 

392. Returns, from the Court of King’s Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer of Pleas 
respectively, of the Number of Writs issued, Declarations filed, and Causes tried, | oa 
from ist November 18g0 to 28th February 1834; printed273 - - -— - | ached 264 | 

(Sess. Papers, N° 283. vol. xLV111.) 








King’s 
Command. 


169 737 


— V. Accounts, 115, 116, 393. 


Law OFFICERS’ COMPENSATION :— | 


393- Copies of Certificates of the Commissioners appointed under Act 1 Will. IV., c. 58, by Act. 84 | 
for awarding Compensation to Officers of Courts of Law - -~— - ee. 


LEAD; v. Accounts, 148. | 
LEAD ORE; v. Accounts, 148. | 
LEAMINGTON PRIORS; v. AccounTs, 485. 
LEET JURIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 595: 
LeGacy Durty; v. Accounts, 502, 503. 
LENNON, MR. B.; v. Accounts, 361. 


LETTERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 513, 523, 528. 


LIBEL, PROSECUTIONS FOR :— 


394- Return of all Prosecutions for Libel since the accession of His present Majesty, sed | 
the Department of the Solicitor to the Treasury; printed 192 - - - -&gt; | by Address. 186 
(Sess. Papers, n° 202. vol. xviii.) J 


— of the Number of Individuals prosecuted for Political Libel and eet 








395: 
Conduct, since 17th March 1821; printed 432 ie ae A ae Soe 


(Sess. Papers, N° 410. vol. xLv11I.) 


by Address, 233 


LIBRARY COMMITTEE; v. AcCcouNnTS, 121. 
LICENSED VICTUALLERS; v. AccouNTSs, 236. 
LicuT DUuEs; v. Accounts, 298, 396. 
LIGHTHOUSES; v. Accounts, 298, 560, 572. 
LIGHTS, BEACONS AND Buoys; v. Accounts, 560. 
LIMERICK NAVIGATION COMPANY;; v. Accounts, 336. 
LINLITHGOW ALE, &amp;c., CERTIFICATES; v. AccounTs, 556. 
LINLITHGOW ALE LICENSES; v. Accounts, 569. 

LisBuRN TURNPIKE TRUST; »v. Accounts, 346. 


LIVERPOOL BOROUGH COMMITTEE :-- 
395-*Printed Poll Books referred to in the Evidence of Mr. Pennington, Mr. Marron and 
Mr. Clay, before the Commitiee appointed in the last Session to inquire into the - 87 95 
Elections for Liverpool, to be laid on the Tableofthe House - - -— - J 
LIVERPOOL Port :— 
396. Receipt and Disbursement of Dock and Light Dues at the Port of Liverpool, by Act. 270 
25th June 1832 to 24th June 1833 - - - - - - - - - 


— V. Accounts, 157, 473: 
LOANS; v. Accounts, 184, 527. 
LonpDon City CoMPANIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 415. 
LONDON CORPORATION :— 














397. Accounts of Monies received and paid by the Chamberlain of London ; viz. of the a nine 
produce of the Duties of the Fund, lately called “ The Orphans’ Fund,” Surpluses Por oe 
and Sums charged thereon - - - - - = - a. | 

398. ————— of Monies received and paid for paving and lighting ; cleansing Sewers \ | 
and improving the Navigation of the Thames,&amp;c. - ~~ - a ge ee a 755 | 


LONDON POLICE OFFICES; v. Accounts, 466. 
LONDON, PORT OF ; v. Accounts, 156, 157, 439. 
LONDON SEA PILoTs :— 


399- Returns of the annual Amount of Money paid by the London Sea Pilots to the 
Corporation of the Trinity House, from 1825 to the present time; printed 327 -' 267 298 


LorpD Privy SEAL:— (Sess. Papers, n° 328. vol. xL1x.) 


400. Estimate of the Sum that may be required, from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1835, ni | 
to defray the Salary of the Lord Privy Seal; printed 170. Referred, 175 - al King’s 168 | 738 














(S p 218 1 Command. 
Lorpbs, HOUSE oF; v. Accounts, 452, 453, 456. eh, Faget, W" ISS. Vee. ALI). »] 
LOTTERIES:— 
401. Accounts of the Number of State Lottery Contracts entered into, from 1807 to the | 
period when State Lotteries were discontinued, and other Returns relative thereto ; 221 568 
printed 584 - -— - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 586. vol. xur.) 


LOTTERY PRIZES; v. Accounts, 67. 























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INDEX @o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. [A. 1834. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. of 
Loutu County TRIALS; v. AccouNTS, 312. D Oieeebes. 
Lower CANADA; 0. Accounts, 87, 88, 91, 142. q 
LoweER CANADA LEGISLATORE; v. Accounts, 87. 
Lucia, SAINT; v. Accounts, 617. ! 
Lucknow BANKERS; »v. ACCOUNTS, 211. | 
LUNATIC ASYLUMS :— | 
402. Return from the Lunatic Asylums in England and Wales, which have been erected 
wholly or in part by any County, Riding or Division of a County, stating in each | 
case the Amount expended in its erection, and in providing the necessary Furniture by Address. | = 167 H 
and other requisites for the reception of Patients, &amp;c ; Abstract to be printed 408 - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 385. vol. 11.) 
Lunatics; v. Accounts, 139. | 
LynpuurstT, LorpD; v. Accounts, 97, 98. 
MAGisTRATES IN West INDIA COLONIES; v. Accounts, 625. 
MALT; v Accounts, 169, 231, 249. 
MANCHESTER, CourRT OF REQUEST; v. ACCOUNTS, 490. 
MAN, ISLE OF; v. Accounts, 171. 
MarGATE PIER AND HARBOUR COMPANY :— i. 
403. Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Margate Pier and Harbour Company, 
from 6th April 1833 to 5th April18gg - - - - -— = ye by Act. | 384 
MARINES; v. ACCOUNTS, 420, 422, 437, 443. 
MARRON, Mr. v. Accounts, 395- 
MasTeER COOPERS :— 
404. Copies of Correspondence between the Master Coopers and the Lords of the Admi- 
ralty; printed 136 - - - - ° (Sess. Papers, N° 135. vol. 11.) 121 136 
MASTER OF THE ROLLS; v. Accounts, 96. 
MAURITIUS; v. Accounts, 112. 
Mayo RoaDs; v. Accounts, 354. | 
M°AULEY, PATRICK ; v. Accounts, 601. 
M‘BetH, DAVID; v. AccounTs, 312. 
M:DoNNEL, CHRISTOPHER, v. ACCOUNTS, 314. 
MEAL; v. Accounts, 154, 171. 
MEATH SPRING ASSIZES; v. ACCOUNTS, 309. . 1 
MepbicaL RETURNS :— 
495. Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township, or other Place in England and 
Wales, to answer the Questions contained in the Enclosure, N° 1, and to procure 
from the medical Man appointed to take charge of the Sick Poor of their Parish, 171 594 
lg or other Place, Answers to the Questions contained in the Enclosure 
N° 2 ; referred to Select Committee on Medical Education, 594 - - - - 
MERCHANT SEAMEN’S SOCIETY ; v. ACCOUNTS, 439. 
METROPOLITAN POLICE :— 
406. Account of all Monies demanded, received and expended for the purposes of the 
Metropolitan Police, made up to gist December 1833; printed 104 = - - - bs ee 8 
(Sess. Papers, N° g9. vol. x1.) eee ’ 
407. Copies of Correspondence relative to the Conduct of the Metropolitan Police o 
aie 24th cen 1834 ; printed 448 - (Sess. Papers, n° a oh. sans.) MY | by Address. 448 
METROPOLITAN POLICE OFFICES; v. Accounts, 110, 466, 
METROPOLITAN PRISONS; v. AccoUNTS, 114, 132. 
METROPOLITAN TURNPIKE RoaDs :— 
408. Eighth Report of the Commissioners of the Metropolis Turnpike Roads, North of the 
hames ; printed 208 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 237. vol. x1.) } oy Ast. 208 
METROPOLITAN WATER :— 
409. Copy of Mr. Telford’s Report on the subject of the Supply of pure Water to the 
Metropolis, with the Plans and Drawings annexed thereto; printed 170 "6 170 170 
(Sess. Papers, n° 176. vol. xr.) , 
MIDDLESEX MILITIA; v. Accounts, 55. 
MILBANK PENITENTIARY; v. Accounts, 459, 460. 
MILFORD HARBOUR; 0. Accounts, 473. 
MILITARY ASYLUM; 0. AccouNTS, 27, 54. 
MILITARY CANAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 543, 544. | 
MILiTARY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 25, 26. 
MivitarRy OFFICES; (CIVIL APPOINTMENTS) :— | 
410. Return of Military Officers receiving Half-pay, and holding Civil Appointments - | by Act. 186 | 
MILITIA; v. Accounts, 9, 49, 55, 60. 
MINES; v. Accounts, 263. | 
MINT AND COINAGE :— | 
411. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the year from ist April 1894 to 31st | 
March 1835, to defray the Expenses of the Mint in the Coinage Pe Gold solaed Ph. 168 757 
170. Referred 175 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. x11.) 
MISCELLANFOUS CHARGES; v. ACCOUNTS, 170. 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES :— r ‘734 
412. Statement of the Estimates for Miscellaneous Services, for four rt f = 737 
compared with the Estimates for the like Services for four ree so ee po King’s 7 744 
1832; printed 170. Referred 175 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) Command. aie { 759 
MONAGHAN TITHES; v. Accounts, 292. 9 a 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS— continued. 
MONAGHAN TuRNPIKE TRUST; v. Accounts, 346. 
MONIES IN THE EXCHEQUER; v. Accounts, 498, 522. 


MUNIcIPAL CORPORATIONS :— 


of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the existing state of Municipal 
Corporations in Great Britain and Ireland ; printed 302. Referred 506 . «© 
(Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. x x11.) 


414. Copy of the Questions addressed to the principal eee of the City of “| 


413. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted, in the year 1834, todefray the Expenses | - 


by the Commissioners for inquiring into Municipal Corporations ; printed 444 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 431. vol. xLV11I.) 
MunicipaL CORPORATIONS AND Poor Laws (England and Ireland) :— 


415- Returns of the Names of all Persons appointed Commissioners, Assistant Commis- 
sioners, Secretary, Clerks or otherwise, under a Commission appointed by His 
Majesty to inquire into the State of Municipal Corporations in England and 
Wales: similar Return for Ireland: and, similar Returns respecting the Poor in 
England and Wales, and Ireland - - - - - - - - - 


MuNRO, JOHN; v. Accounts, 553- 

MurPuy, PATRIck; v. Accounts, 312. 

NATIONAL DEBT; v. Accounts, 183 to 193, 527. 

NATIONAL EpucaTION; v. Accounts, 318, 335, 374, 549» 566. 
NATIONAL GALLERY :— 


416. Estimate of the Sum that will be required in the year from 1st April 1834 to gist 
March 1835, on account of the Expense of erecting a National Gallery; primed 


170. Referred 175 . - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) 


of the Sum that will be required for the Purchase of Pictures for the N vt 





417. 
Gallery, during the year 1834; printed170. Referred 175 wi we ee 
(Sess. Papers, N°189. vol. XLII.) 
NATIONAL VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT; v. AccounTS, 619. 


NAVAL PROMOTIONS; 0. Accounts, 436. 
NAVAL RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE; v. ACCOUNTS, 421. 
NAVARIN :— 


418. Copy of Correspondence between the Board of Admiralty and Sir Edward Codrin ton, 
respecting an — made by him for Head-money or pecuniary Gratuity for those ‘. 
engaged in the Battle of Navarin; printed 41 - (Sess. Papers, N°32. vol. xL11.) 

of Memorial from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, dated in December 

1831, for pecuniary Gratuity to the Officers, Seamen and Royal Marines engaged 

in the Battle of Navarin - - - - - 2 *# -# © = « 


420. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to grant a Gratuity to the 





419. 


cers, Seamen and Royal Marines of His Majesty’s Fleet, who were present at the 
Battle of Navarin, on 20th October 1827 ; printed 461. Referred 506 _. « 


° 
NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, 161. (Sess. Papers, N° 450. vol. x11.) 


NAVY — 


421. Account of the Naval Receipt and Expenditure of the year ending 31st March 1833 ;} 
printed7 - - 2+ - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 4. vol. x11.) 


422. Estimate of the Charge of Wages and Victuals for the Seamen and Marines to aes 








in His Majesty’s Fleet, to gist March 1835 - : - - * S&amp;S * 
423. of the Ordinary of the Navy, for1835 - - * + = «= = 
424. — of the Charge for Works in His Majesty’s Yards, and for the Payment of we 

Hire of Transports, to gist March 1885 - - - = = = © = 
425. of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, to 31st March 1834; printed 233 - 





(Sess. Papers, N°255. vol. x11.) 


426. Navy Estimates for the year 1834-35; printed 23. Referredgqg - - = } 
= (Sess. Papers, N° 17. vol. xx11.) 
427. Copy of the Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of the 
Admiralty, at the request of the Lords of the Privy Council for Trade, to consider 
the best mode of measuring the Tonnage of Ships; printed 60 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 43. vol. xL1x.) 
428. Return, showing the principle upon which Contracts for Grain are made for the 
Navy, whether by Weight or Measure, or a combination of both; printed 97, isi 
. (Sess. Papers, n° 106. vol. xL1x.) 
429. Returns of the Names of all Captains and Commanders of the Royal N avy who va 
et 


been appointed to Ships, or to any Situations under the Admiralty, ween ist 
July 1830 and 1st July 1833 ; printed 136 - (Sess. Papers, n° 134. vol. x11.) 


of the Names and Rank of the several Officers employed in the wal 





430. 
Establishment at Falmouth, under the Board of Admiralty, the Amount of Specie 


carried by each Packet, between ist January 1832 and ist January 1833; and of 
the Number of Passengers conveyed for the same period; printed1g2- - = 
(Sess. Papers, N° 194. vol. x11.) 
431. Return of the Number of His Majesty’s Ships which have been commissioned at 
Devonport, since 1st January 1832; similar Return for the same period at Ports- 
mouth; printed 164 - - - &lt;= (Sess. Papers, n° 170. vol. x11.) 
of any Head-money or Bounty granted to the Crews of His Majety’s ra 





432. 
Sybille, Seringapatam, Rose and Cambrian, on account of the Destruction, Capture 


or Battle with Pirates, in the course of the years 1826, 1827 and 1828 ; printed 198 
(Sess. Papers, N° 224. vol. x LI.) 
434. Return of the Number of Corporal Punishments which have taken place in Great 
Britain in the Marine Corps on Shore, from 1830 to 1833; printed 415 - =P 
(Sess. Papers, N° 393. vol. xL11.) J 
435. Copies of the Directions and Orders given to Captain Chads, R.N., together with the 
Communications and Report received from that Officer, relative to the Loss of the 
Amphitrite Convict Ship on the Coast of France, on 31st August last ; printed 442 [ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 427. vol. xvii.) 
436. Returns relative to Naval Promotions ; printed 442 - (Sess. Papers, n° 428. vol. x11.) 


Vox. 89.—Sess. 1834. F2 


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King’s 
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82 


King’s 


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King’s 
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19 


by Address. 


King’s 


Command. 


by Act. 


17 
17 
17 


37 


by Aditress. 


60 


71 


g2 


g2 


134 


by Address. 


335 


408 


412 





» Presented. 





302 


444 


167 


170 


41 


204 


461 


23 


60 


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132 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented. of 
NAV ¥Y—continued. || Aprenpix. 


437. Returns relative to Promotions in the Royal Marines ; printed 435 » ‘i a 5 
(Sess. Papers, N° 420. vol. xi.) f 413 435 


of the Number of Corporal Punishments inflicted in the Navy in each of el 








438. 
years since 1829 ; distinguishing those on Home from Foreign Service; printed 


435 - - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 419. vol. xxi.) 
of the Number of Sick Seamen relieved by the Merchant Seamen’s wpe A 


413 435 





439- 
in the Port of London, from ist January 1809 to 31st December 1820; and from 


ist January 1821 to 31st December 1833 - - - - - ~ &gt; “ 
of the Documents promulgated in March 1816, expressive of the =| 


454 488 








449. 
of the Board of Admiralty of the Conduct of the Workmen of the Dock Yards 


during the War, with Orders respecting Hours of Task-work and Labour; printed 
602 - = = = «© = = (Sess. Papers, n° 618. vol. xx11.) 


441. Returns relative to Devonport Dock Yard; printed 602 - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 618. vol. x 111.) } 458 493 


442. Returns of all Persons promoted to the Rank of Pursers, during 1830, 1831, el 


458 493 


and 1833, with the period of their Services as Captains’ Clerks, or in any Situation 
entitling them to such Promotion; printed 602 - -— - - Ses 
(Sess. Papers, n° 618. vol. x11.) 


443. Estimate of the Sum required to enable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to 
give effect to His Majesty’s Order in Council, dated 18th November 1833, founded 
upon the Act 11 Geo. LV. c. 20, s. 3, which authorizes the King in Council to direct Kine’s 
the payment, at the expiration of every month, of a certain portion of Pay due to{ | Command| 45! 630 
Warrant and Petty Oftcers, and to ‘bees and Marines on board His Majesty’s 
Ships; printed 461. Referred 506. - - (Sess. Papers, n° 451. vol. x11.) 


Navy DEBT; v. Accounts, 426. 

NEGROES; v. Accounts, 583. 

New CHURCHES; v. AccounTs, 105, 106, 107. 

New NorTH RoapD; v. Accounts, 272. 

New SouTH WALES; v. Accounts, 1, 58, 112, 129. 

New SouTH WALES VETERAN COMPANIES; v. Accounts, 58. 
NEWSPAPER STAMPS; v. ACCOUNTS, 524, 533. 

NORTH AMERICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 1, 109, 147. 

NorTH AMERICAN COLONIES; v. AccouNTS, 151. 
NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSES; v. Accounts, 560, 572. 


OATHS OF FREEMEN (London) :— 
444. Returns setting forth at length the Oaths accustomed to be taken on admission to vl 6o 


458 493 





Freedom of the City of London, and by certain Incorporated Companies in the said 65 
City ; printed 156,159,192 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 153. vol. x 1111.) 
OATS; v. AccounTs, 145, 164, 336. 159 | 
O’ BRIEN, MR.; v. Accounts, 284. 192 | 
OFFICES, INCREASE OF :— 
445. Returns relative thereto ; printed 230, 281, 322, 336 - - - - - - 201 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 256, 2y6, 319, 336. vol. x11.) } by Address. 281 : 
OFFICES IN THE COLONIES :— 321 | 
446. Return of Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, not at present in the execution of 336 
their Duties ; printed 154 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°151. vol. xxiv.) by Act. 154 














OFFICES, PUBLIC :— 
447. Account of every Increase and Diminutionin the Number of Persons employed in all 
Public Offices or Departments, or in their Salaries in 1833 ; Abstract to be primed 
161 A és « ° - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 171. vol. x11.) 


OFrFicIAL HOUSES :— 
448. Return of all Houses or Apartments occupied at the Public Expense, wholly or in 
part, as Residences by Public Officers, in London and Westminster, with an Account 
of the Expense of the Purchase, Rent, Repairs and Furniture from 1823 to 1833; 71 362 
referred to Select Committee on Official Houses ; 363 - - - ° " bi | 


of all Houses or Apartments occupied at the Public Expense, wholly or in 
part, as Residences, by Public Officers or Commissioners in London and West- 
minster, with an Account of the Expense for Purchase, Rents, &amp;c., stating the 
Number of Rooms in each House, and those occupied solely for Public Business, 
Referred to Select Committee on Official Houses ; 363 + ete ow a 

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449 


261 363 








O’GORMAN, MRr.; v. AccounTS, 297. 

O’ LouGHLIN; Mr. SERJEANT; v. Accounts, 316. 

OMNIBUS DRIVERS; v. AccouUNTS, 110. 

OPTIONAL STREETS; v. Accounts, 628. 

ORDNANCE; v. Accounts, 12, 48. | 

ORDNANCE, BOARD OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 355. | 
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OrTawa CANALS; v. Accounts, 89. 
OuvE, KING oF; v. AccouNTS, 209, 577. 
OxFoRD, UNIVERSITY OF; v. AccouNTS, 450, 451, 621. 
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 
450. Estimate of the Sum that may be required, in the year from 1st April 1834 to 31st 
March 18355 to defray the Charge of the Salaries and Allowances granted to certain 
Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge; printed 170. Referred 
175 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. x11.) 
451. Return of the Number of Members admitted to, and of Degrees granted by, each of 
the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and also of ‘Testimonials or Certificates 
of Admission to Degrees given during the same period ; printed 273,285 - -| | 263 


| 

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PALMERSTON, Viscount; v. Accounts, 614. (Sess. Papers, n° 290. vol. x L111.) | 
PAPER, v. ACCOUNTS, 251, 314. | | 


| Command. 


| 
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273 


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PARISHES; v. ACCOUNTS, 315. | 
PARISH REGISTER FEES; v. Accounts, 603. | 

















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
PARLIAMENT :— elie igen bah: 


452. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year 18934, to defray the Charges of) | ~ Bs 
Salaries of the Officers of The House of Lords and of The House of Commons, 
and of Pensions for retired Officers for the Two Houses, which are paid at the | | _ King’s 
Treasury ; and also, of the Amount which will be required in aid of the Fee Funds / | “”"m#4. 
of the Two Houses ; printed 170. Referred 175 a ee ee ee ee 

, (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. x 111.) 

453- ————— of the Sum that will probably be required in the year 1834, to defray the ine’ 

Expenses of The Houses of Lords and Commons; printed 170. Referred 175 + Paes a 167 ibid. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. xt ) 


454- ———— of the Sum that will probably be required in the year ending gist March 





167 || 787 





1835, to defray the Charge of printing Acts of Parliament and Bills, Reports and 


King’s 168 756 
other Papers, for the Two Houses of Parliament ; printed 170. Referred 175 - 


Command. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 182. vol. x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 591, 593+ 


PARLIAMENT, ACTS OF :— 


455. Return of the Number of Acts of Parliament passed from 1800 to 1833, both in- by etal 233 


clusive; printed 432 - - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 411. vol. xLVII1.) 
PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS; v. Accounts, 559. 
PARLIAMENT, HOUSES OF, Xe. :— 
456. Account of the Expense incurred for Furniture supplied and repaired for The Houses 
of Lords and Commons, the Courts of Law, and various Public Offices and Oficial | 
— in London and Westminster, in each of the Six years ending 5th January | 71 
1834 - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - 


457- Plans of the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Hall, and other adjoining Public — 599 
Buildings, to identify more particularly The House of Commons and its Offices } . 


1833. 
— V. Accounts, 591, 593- 

PAROCHIAL BENEFICES; v. Accounts, 370. 
PAROCHIAL BuRIAL PLACES; v. Accounts, 82. 
PATERSON, LATE JOHN; v. Accounts, 483. 
PEACE, QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE; v. ACCOUNTS, 321. 
PEERS; v. Accounts, 327. 
PENITENTIARIES (United States ):— 


458. Report of William Crawford, Esq. relative to Penitentiaries in the United States; King’s 
printed §91 - = 2s = = (Sess. Papers, n° 593. vol. x LVI.) Command.| 591 


PENITENTIARY House ( Milbank) :— 


459- Report of the Committee of the General Penitentiary at Milbank ; printed 95 - oe 
(Sess. Papers, n° 89. vol. xLv1t.) — 95 


460. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be ea for one year, from 1st April 1834 
to 31st March 1835, to defray the Charge of the Penitentiary at Milbank ; printed 
170. Referred175 - - = = (Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. x11.) 


PENNINGTON, MR.; v. Accounts, 395. 
PENNY POSTS; ov. Accounts, 535+ 








King’s 168 740 


Command. 





PENSIONS :— 


461. Accounts, in detail, of all Pensions granted under the head of Compensation or other- 
wise on the abolition of, or for Sinecure Offices in different Branches of the Revenue, 
and in other Departments of the State, and of Pensions granted for Offices abo- 69 492 
lished ; Referred to Select Committee on Sinecure Offices, 492; printed 495 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 494. vol. x11.) 
[Order for referring Accounts to Committee, discharged, 495.] 
— V. Accounts, 38, 39, 40, 53, 58, 201, 389, 499- 


PuysiIciaAns’ CoLueEGE ( Dublin); v. Accounts, 285. ; 
PHYSICIANS’ AND SURGEONS’ COLLEGES ( Edinburgh); v. Accounts, 552- 
PICTURES; v. ACCOUNTS, 417. | 
PILOTAGE :— ' 
462. Account of the Receipts and Appropriations of the Surplus Rates of Pilotage - - by Act. 16 


463. Account of the Receipt and Appropriation of the Pilots’ Fund of the Corporation ' 
Trinity House of Deptford Strond, for the year ending 31st December 1833 - 


PILoTs; v. Accounts, 399, 606. 
PIRATES; v. AccouNTS, 432. 


PLANTATIONS :— 


464. Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establishments of the Bahamas, cont 
muda, and, Prince Edward's Island, from ist April 1834 to gist March 1835 ; 


by Act. 268 


King’s 1 69 759 


printed 170. Referredi75 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 184. vol, XLII.) — 
PLUNKET, DEAN; v. ACCOUNTS, 320. 
POLICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 299, 300, 406, 407. 
PoLicgk GAZETTE :— 
465. Account of the Cost in each year, for the last Five years, of printing and ere) 579 
the Police Gazette and the HueandCry - - - - - - = = 


Po.uice OFFICES; v. ACCOUNTS, 104, 110. 


Po.LiceE OFFICES ( London) ;— 
466. Return of the Names of the Stipendiary Magistrates appointed to the several Police 
Offices in the Metropolis, the Dates of their Appointments, &amp;c.; printed 67 - - by Address. 65 
(Sess. Papers, N° 53. vol. xLv1iI.) J 





PouisH EXILES :— 
467. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to be issued for the Relief of the distressed lal 
Poles now in this Country; printed 481. Referred 506 - - - - -¢ |ghimé?) | 481 772 
(Sess. Papers, n° 475. vol. x11.) J 














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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. PAGE 
} Ordered. | Presented, of 
Poor :— AprEnpIx. 
468. Clerk to prepare and lay before The House, an Abstract of the Accounts of the mcr iit gun 
of Money levied and expended for Poors’ Rate and County Rate, in each County in 332 the Table, 
England and Wales, in the year ending 25th March 1833 - - . - oe 332 
[Abstract to be printed, 332.] 
469. Overseers of the Poor of every Parish, Township or other Place in England and 
Wales, to mae an Account of the Money levied by Assessment in their respective 
Parishes, Townships or other Places, for Poor Rates and County Rates, during 53° 
the year ending 25th March 1834 - ~~ - ote | ap Crree-) hee wig! “Weare a 
— V. AccounTs, 141, 311, 331, 405, 415. 
Poor Laws :— 
470. Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Administration and practical Ope- King’s 6 
ration of the Poor Laws ; printed 60 (Sess. Papers, n° 44. vols. xxVII—xxxXIX.) Command. “ 
V. Accounts, 415. 
Poor Laws Commission :— 
471. Account of Salaries, Allowances, Printing Expenses, Expenses of Messengers, “ 
Expenses of every description occasioned by the Poor Laws Commission - - 392 
Poor’s RATES; v. Accounts, 468, 469, 604. 
POPULATION; vy. AccouUNTS, 305. 
Porter, Wu. EDWARD; v. AccounrTs, 337. 
PoRT OF ARUNDEL; v. Accounts, 61. 
Port OF BALBRIGGAN; v. ACCOUNTS, 159. 
Port OF BLAKENEY (Norfolk); v. Accounts, 178. 
Port OF CLAY (Norfolk); v. Accounts, 178. 
PorT OF DUNDALK; 0. ACCOUNTS, 159. 
Port oF LIVERPOOL; v. Accounts, 157, 396, 473. 
Port oF LONDON; v. Accounts, 156, 157, 439. 
PorT OF SOUTHAMPTON; v. Accounts, 163. 
PortTsmovuTH Dock YARD; v. AccounTs, 431. 
PORTUGAL; v. Accounts, 616. 
POSTMASTER GENERAL; v. ACCOUNTS, §12, 537: 
Post OFFICE; 0. ACCOUNTS, 500, 512, 521, 523, 528, 534. 
Post OFFICE (Cheltenham); v. AccounTs, 513. 
Post OFFICE ESTABLISHMENTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 501, 504. 
Post OFFICE PACKETS; v. AccounTs, §14. 
Post OFFICE PACKETS TO HOLYHEAD :— 
472. Copies of all Communications between the Treasury, the Post Office, and the Office 
of Woods, &amp;c. on the subject of the recent removal of the Packets from Howth to 67 126 
Kingstown ; printed 126 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 126. vol. xxrx.) 
Post OFFICE PACKETS To IRELAND :— 
473- Return of the Number of Hours occupied each Day in transmitting the Mail by 
His Majesty’s Packets between Milford and Dunmore East, from 1st October to 6 
gist December 1833; a like Return of Packets between Liverpool and Kingstown ; = = 
printed 178 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 192. vol. xL1x.) 
Post OFFICE STEAM PACKETS; v. ACCOUNTS, 514. 
PREROGATIVE COURT OF CANTERBURY :— 
474. Returns of the Amount of Fees, Profits and Emoluments, which have been received 
by the Officers therein mentioned, from 1828 to 1833 inclusive; and other Returns 68 208 
relating to the said Office; printed 208 - (Sess. Papers, n° 236. vol. xx111.) 
PREVENTIVE WATER GUARD; 0. ACCOUNTS, 150. 
PRINCE EDWARDS’ ISLAND; v. Accounts, 464. 
PRINCE LEOPOLD :— , 
475. Account of the Sum or Sums of Money paid into the Exchequer, or otherwise received 
by Government out of the Annuity granted to Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, . 
since the accession of his Majesty to the Throneof Belgium; printed41 -  - ” 4 
(Sess. Papers, n° 33. vol. x11.) 
PRINTING ; 0. ACCOUNTS, 454, 591, 592. 
PRISONERS :— 
476. Return of the Number of Prisoners indicted and tried at the several Quarter Sessions 
in England ind Wales in 1833; printed 84 (Sess. Papers, n° 73. vol. xLvit.) anes 84 
477. Supplemental Return of the Number of Prisoners indicted and tried at the several 
Gowrie Sessions of the year 1833, for each County in England and Wales, for| | by Address. 104 
Offences which, prior to the passing of the Acts 2 and 3 Will. IV. c. 62 and 123, 
would have been capital Felonies ; printed 104 (Sess. Papers, n° 98. vol. xLv11.) 
— V. Accounts, 136, 309. 
PRISONS ;— 
478. Copies of all Reports, and of Schedules (B.) transmitted to the Secretary of State 
respecting Prisons; printed 7 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 1. vol. xLv1.) } by Act. ” 
—V. Accounts, 114, 132, 306. 
PRIVATE AND Joint Stock BANKS :— 
479. Account of the aggregate Amount of Notes circulated in England and Wales, dis-) 
tinguishing Private from Joint Stock Banks; printed 582 - - - - - by Act. 582 
(Sess. Papers, n° 588. vol. x11.) J 
Privy CouncliL; v. Accounts, 62, 611, 613. 
Privy SEAL; v. Accounts, 400. 
PRIZE MONEY; v. Accounts, §0. 




















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
PROBATES; v. AcCOUNTS, 502, 525. 
PROCURATORS’ FISCAL; v. Accounts, 567. 
PROOF SPIRITS; v. AccounTs, 233, 245, 246. 
PROSECUTIONS FOR BLASPHEMY AND SEDITOIN; v. Accounts, 72. 
PROSECUTIONS FOR LIBEL; v. ACCOUNTS, 394, 395- 


PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 

480. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted, from 1st April 1834 to 31st March 1895, 
for paying the usual Allowances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, 
poor French Refugee Clergy, poor French Refugee Laity, and sundry other small 

Charitable and other Allowances to the Poor of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, and others; 
printed 170. Referred 175 - - ~ (Sess. Papers, n° 182. vol. x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 384. 


Provis, Mr. JoHN; v. Accounts, 274. 
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS; v. Accounrs, 2 to 4. 


PusBtic BUILDINGS :— 

481. Estimate of the probable Amount that will be required for the Repairs, &amp;c. of Public 
Buildings, for Furniture, &amp;c. for various Public Departments, for certain Charges 
of Watching and Lighting, &amp;c.; and also for the Maintenance and Repairs of 
Royal Palaces, and Works in the Royal Gardens, heretofore charged upon the 
Civil List, for one year, from ist April to 31st March 1835; printed170. Referred 
175 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) 

PuBLic CARRIAGES; v. Accounts, 110. 
PuBLic COMMITTEES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 120. 


PuBtic DEBT; v. Accounts, 185, 189, 547. 


PuBLic INCOME AND EXPENDITURE; v. ACCOUNTS, 505, 514, 16, 517, 527. 
PuB.ic INSTRUCTION; v. AccouNTSs, 362. 

PuB.Lic OFFICES; v. ACCOUNTS, 447. 

PusB.ic REcORDS; v. Accounts, 486, 487. 


PuB.Lic Works; v. Accounts, 340, 354. 
PURSERS; v. AccounTs, 442. 
QUARTER SESSIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 321, 476, 477, 482. 


QUARTER SESSIONS’ CHAIRMEN :— 
482. Return of the Names of the Chairmen of the different Quarter Sessions in England 
and Wales - - - + 2 2© 2© © © © © « 7 


QUEBEC; v. AccounTs, 605. 


QueEEN ANNE’S Bounty :— 
483. Account of the Sum due to the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty by John Paterson, 
at his decease, together with all Sums received in liquidation thereof; printed 111 
(Sess. Papers, n° 108. vol. x 1111.) 


QuiT-RENTs ; v. AccouNTS, 294, 383. 
RAJAH OF TANJORE; v. ACCOUNTS, 199. 


RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— 
484. Ramsgate Harbour Trust Accounts, from 24th June 1832 to 24th June 1833 - - 


RAPHOE, DEANERY OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 343- 


RATE-PAYERS ( Leamington Priors) :-— 

485. Return of the Number of Rate-payers in the Town and Parish of Leamington Priors ; 
distinguishing the Number assessed on Houses and Premises bona fide worth 
£.10, £.20, £.40, per annum, and upwards; printed26 - - -- = = 

- (Sess. Papers, n° 24. vol. xLi11.) 
RECEIVERS OF TAXES; v. ACcouNTS, §11, §21. 


RECORD COMMISSION :— 
486. Return of Receipts, Expenses and Proceedings of the Commissioners of Public 
Records, from the date of the Commission to 1st August 1833 ; printed 29 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 27. vol. x1.) 


RECORDS; v. Accounts, 591. 


RECORDS, COMMISSIONERS OF :— 

487. 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 year 
ending 31st March 1835; printed 170. Referred 175 : &lt;_&lt; *« « ws 

(Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. x111.) 
REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE; v. ACCOUNTS, 194. 


REGENT-STREET :— 

488. Return, from the Commissioners for paving, lighting and watering Regent-street, of: 
the Total Amount of all Sums expended for paving, lighting, cleansing, watering 
and keeping in Repair the Pavements of so much of the said Street as is situate 
between Pall Mall and Oxford-street, from 1st ag | 1816 to 1st January last ; 
printed 258 = - - - . ~ . (Sess. Papers, N° 275. vol. XI.) 


REGISTRAR IN CHANCERY; v. ACCOUNTS, 92. 
REGISTRAR OF COLONIAL SLAVES ; v. Accounts, §81. 
REGISTRATION EXPENSES :— 
489. Returns, from the Overseers of Parishes and Townships (named in the List thereunto 
annexed), stating the Expenses incurred by every such Parish or Township re- 
ectively at the late General Election, for the registration and printing of the 


s 
sa of the Electors, and all other Expenses incurred; referred to the Select 
Committee on Election Expenses, 132, 281 - “earn hy ae 


REGISTRATION OF DEEDS; v. AccounTs, 307. 
REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS; v. ACCOUNTS, 352. 


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Ordered, | Presented. 
King’s 

Guntink 168 
King’s 

Cuanat ° . 67 

by Address, 167 

go 101 

by Act. 584 

by Address. 24 

by Address, 

13 August 25 
1833. 
King’s 

Cnamthh. . 69 

248 257 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. echeuds Timea - 
REMOVAL OF ASSIZES; v. Accounts, 62. Kovennes. 
RENARD, SAMUEL; v. ACCOUNTS, 99- 
REPRESENTATIVE PEERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 327- 
REQUEST, CouRT OF ( Manchester) :— 
490. Account of all Sums of Money _ under Authority of Act 48 Geo. III., c. 43, into 
the Court of Request for the Town of Manchester, by Debtors; Sums received by 
Creditors, and Sums remaining unclaimed on 31st December in each year, &amp;c. ; =o 254 
printed254 - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 272. vol. xLviil.) 
REQUEST, CouRTS OF ( Westminster) :— 
491. Return of all Sums paid into the Courts of Request for the City and Liberties of 
Westminster by Debtors, and remaining unclaimed by Creditors, stating the total 
Amount of such Funds on 31st December 1821, and the Sums from that period to 19 58 
31st December 1831; printed 63 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 46. vol. XLVv11I.) 
492. Similar Return from 31st December 1821 to gist December 1831 - - - — - 29 
[Return tu be made forthwith, 371.] 
RETIRED ALLOWANCES :—- 
493- Accounts of the several Amounts paid in 1831, 1832 and 1833, for Half-pay and 
Retired Allowances, Civil and Military; printed 568 - - - - - - 384 568 
(Sess. Papers, n° 563. vol. x11.) 
RETURNING OFFICERS’ CHARGES :— 
494. Supplement to Return of the Number of Electors entitled to vote at the last pen by Address 
Election, and of Expenses incurred under the 71st Section of Act 2 Will. IV.,¢.45;$ | “12 Fe.’ 23 
Referred to the Select Committee on Election Expenses, 24 - eee 1833. 
495- Return of all Charges made against Candidates, of Expenses incurred by Returning 
Officers at the last General Election, and of all Fees and Perquisites received by| | 5 4,0, g 
Sheriffs and other Returning Officers, in continuation of the preceding Account ; ee 
Referred to the Select Committee on Election Expenses, 192 - - - - | 
REVENUE :— 
496. Return of the Nature and Amount of all Taxes remitted or repealed in Great g 
Britain since ist January 1814; printed 178 - (Sess. Papers, n°190. vol. xu.) J 3 7 
[Return to be made forthwith, '75-} 
497: — of the Nature and Amount of all Taxes remitted or repealed in Ireland since 8 
ist January 1814; printed 178 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 190. vol. x LI.) 3 7 
498. Account, showing the Amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remaining to be 
received on 10th February 1834, to complete the Aids granted by Parliament for 
the Service of the year 1833-4; printed 18. Referred,23,29 - - - - i 17 18 733 
(Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. x11.) 
499. —-—— of the several Sums which will become due and payable between 5th April 
1834 and 5th April 1835, towards the Expense of Half-pay, Pensions and Allow- 18 18 shid 
ances to His Majesty’s Forces serving in India, in pursuance of Act 4 Geo. IV., c. 41; P 
printed 18. Referred 29 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 12. vol. x1.) 
500. Returns relative to the Post Office; printed25 (Sess. Papers, n° 19. vol. xL1x.) 18 24 
501 in detail, of the present Establishment of the Post Offices in London, Dublin 
and Edinburgh; printed25 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 20. vol. xLIx.) 18 25 
502. Return of the total Amount of Revenue received in the United Kingdom in each 
year, since 5th January 1823 to 5th January 1834, for Stamp Duties on aapeion, - a 
Probates, Administrations and Testamentary Inventories; printed 107 - - ~~ - | " | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol. x11.) 
503 of the Number of Wills and Administrations transmitted to the Legacy) 
Duty Office in each year, from 1829 to 1833 inclusive; printed 107 - - = 24 106 
(Sess. Papers, n° 101. vol.xu1.) J 
504. Account of the ee 8 Improvements which have taken place in the Post Office, by 
order of the Postmaster General during the last Three years, and cmamaies| 6 
Statement of Expense, as proposed by the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, and | 7 ” 
of the actual Charge of the present Establishment - = =&lt; -« - 
505: — of the net Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
Ireland, in the year ending 5th January 1834, and of Balances remaining in the 29 29 || 732 
Exchequer on §th January 1833; printed 29 - (Sess. Papers, n° 28. vol. x LI.) if 
506. Copies of Cases stated and signed by Commissioners of Assessed Taxes - = by Act. 34 
507 of Cases stated and signed by Commissioners of Assessed Taxes in Scotland, | 
with Opinions of the Barons of the Court of Exchequerthereon- - - ~— - a dante 34 
508. Return of the Names of the Distributors and Sub-distributors of Stamps in England, 
the Dates of their Appointments, the Amount of Security given by each, and the 
Amount of per centage allowed to them severally; printed377 - - -— = 34 227 | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 364. vol. x1.) | 
509 — of the Number of Persons compounding for their Assessed Taxes in a | | 
years 1820, '825 and 1830; also the Amount of Money paid for Composition in 45 185 | 
each year; printed 579 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 575. vol. x11.) J 
510 of any Communication made by any Person connected with Government to | 
the Commissioners of Stamps in Ireland, relative to the Case of The King v. 
Barrett, and of any Correspondence thereon; printedg2 - - - - - 63 84 | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 85. vol. xLv11I.) 
511. Account of the Emoluments of the Receivers of Taxes, for the year ending 5th Janu-) ka a 
ary 1834; printed 432 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 413. vol. x1.) J iia | 
512. Correspondence between the Postmaster-General and the Lords of the Treasury on | 
the subject of the Post Office; of Treaty with the French Post Office; and the gross 88 126 | 
and net Revenue and Charges of Management for the last Ten years - = - - | 
513. Return of the Number of Letters and Newspapers charged with an additional Penny) 
in the Town of Cheltenham, from 5th January 1829 to 5th January 1834; and the} 149 185 
Geen: 8 byes ber “rng sore 
514. Statement of the net Expense of the maintenance of the Post Office Steam Packets; 
and Copy of a Memorandum made by the Duke of Richmond for the Chancellor 158 158 | 
of the Exchequer (dated 15th March 1834) relating to the Steam Packets ; printed 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. — 
R : Ordered. | Presented. of 
EVENU E—continued. ApPENDIx. 
515. Account of the pega | Revenues and Extraordinary Resources constituting the 
Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the year), | by 4et. 160 787 
ending 5th January 1834; printed 161 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x LI.) 
516 — of the Total Income of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland in the year 
ended gth January 1834, with an Account of the Public Expenditure during the by Act. 160 789 
same period; printedi61 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 159. vol. x11.) 
517 — of the Net Public Income of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 
Ireland, in the year ended 5th January 1834; of Balances of Public Money re- 
peg the Exchequer on 5th January 1833 ; of the Amount raised by additions ly dens 160 790 
to the Funded or Unfunded Debt; of Money applied towards the Redemption of 
the Funded or paying off Unfunded Debt; and Balances in the Exchequer on 
5th January 1834; printed 161 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x11.) 
518. — of the Income of the Consolidated Fund in the year ended 5th January 1834 ; 
printed 161 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x11.) wet - 7m 
519. of Money applicable to the Payment of the Consolidated Fund; printed 161 ~ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. x11.) \ — 160 ibid. 
520 showing how the Monies given for the Service of the United Kingdom, for the by Act. 160 848 
year 1833, have been disposed of; printed 161 (Sess. Papers, N° 159. vol. XL1.) 
521. Accounts of Arrears and Balances ; viz. Customs (England, Scotland and Ireland) ; 
Excise (England, Scotland and Ireland); Stamps (Great Britain and Ireland) ; a 161 
Land and Assessed Taxes (Great Britain); Tax Collectors’ Balances ; Post Office saad 
(Great Britain and Ireland) ; Land Revenue (England and Wales) - ~ ~ 
522. Account of the Total Amount of Money which on 5th January 1834 was in the 
Exchequer, or remained to be received on Account of Ways and Means ; also of the 
several Sums which would probably remain to be defrayed on account of Supplies ; 179 170 733 
and the Surplus of Ways and Means at the disposition of Parliament ; printed 170. 
Referred 526 - - - - - «= (Sess. Papers, N°177. vol. x1.) 
523. Return of Cases where Letters containing Money have been secreted or purloined by by Address 186 
Persons employed in the Post Office; printedig2 (Sess. Papers, N°204. vol. xL1x.) 7 
524. ——— of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland respectively,) 
from 5th January 1833 to 5th April 1834, and the Number cancelled in the same} 190 228 
period ; printed 432 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 412. vol. xL1x.) 
525. Account of the Discount on Probates and Administrations for 1832 and 1833, distin- oe 228 
guishing the Amount = 2©= © 5s © © © © © © © 9 
526. Copy ofa Letter from the Postmaster-General to the Treasury, dated 12th April 1834, 
on the 23d Report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry; printed 195 - ! 195 195 
(Sess. Papers, N° 222. vol. xL1x.) 
527. Accounts of the Total Income and Expenditure of Ireland in each year, from 5th 
January 1792 to 5th January 1801, exclusive of Sums applied to the Redemption | 197 198 
of the Debt ; and other Returns relative thereto; printed 198 = - ~ - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 194. vol. x1.) | | 
528. Return of Sums paid by the English Post Office to the Continental Governments, “" 
the transmission of Letters and Newspapers in the last Three years - -  - 253 297 
529. — showing the Amount of Capital on which the several Rates of Legacy Duty 
have been paid in England, Scotland and Ireland, in each year since 1797; 273 493 
, printed 510 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 505. vol. x1.) J 
530. Statement of Expenses incurred under the Acts for the Redemption and Sale of the 
Land Tax, from 5th April 1833 to 5th April 1834 - ~ ‘ ‘ - 7 by Act. 207 
531. Account of all Sums aes into the Stamp Office for Duty on Insurance from Fire, ‘“ 3 
the four quarters of 1833; printed 426 - (Sess. Papers, N° 399. vol. xLI.) 349 49 
532. Copies of Cases stated and signed by Commissioners of Assessed Taxes subsequent 
to 15th February 1834 —- ~ - - - - . - - - ‘} a “ 
533- Return of the Number of Stamps issued to each Newspaper in Ireland respectively, 
from 5th April to 5th July 1834; and of the Number of Stamps cancelled by each ‘i. 
Newspaper in Ireland respectively for the same period ; printed 515 = - - - 47% 515 
(Sess. Papers, N° 510. vol. x L1x.) 
534. ——— of the Names and Descriptions of all the Packet Vessels that have been lost} 
since the Transfer of the Packet Establishment from the Post Office to the Admi- 495 542 
ralty ; printed 542 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° §38. vol. xix.) j 
535. Returns of the Names of all Places in which a Penny Post in England is established, 
the Authority under which the same is established, the Amount of Annual Receipts, 552 
and the Applicationthereof - - -: *- - -s- 25 Sf fF = 
536. Copy of the Evidence of Matthias Attwood, Esq., and Thomas Brocklebank, Esq., 
before the late Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, relative to the Conveyance of 559 568 
the Mails by Steam Packets; printed 568 - (Sess. Papers, N° 566, vol. xL1x.) 
537- —— of a Letter from the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry to the Treasury, in 6 60 
reply to the Observations of the Postmaster-General, on their Twenty-third Report 03 3 
— V. Accounts, CUSTOMS, 143 to 181—DEBT, NATIONAL, 183 to 193—EXCISE, 
231 to 256. 
REVENUE BuILDINGs ( Bristol) :— 
538. Estimate of the Amount required to be granted in 1834 to defray the Charge of hg ‘ 
erecting Revenue Buildings at Bristol; printed170. Referred 175 = - - -| Cnnkida: 107 736 
(Sess. Papers, N° 180. vol. xL11.) J 
REVENUE INQUIRY, COMMISSIONERS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 337, 526, 537- 
REVENUE POLICE; v. Accounts, 361. 
REVISING BARRISTERS :— 
539. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to pay the Allowances and Expenses of the &lt;a 
Barristers employed in revising Lists of Voters, &amp;c., under Act 2 Will. IV. ¢. 4537 | ¢Xins’, 169 758 
printed 170. Referred 175 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°183. vol. x11.) 
RicHMOND BRIDGE :— 
540. Richmond Bridge Cash Account 18893 - - - - = - = by Act. 488 
RICHMOND, DUKE OF; v. Accounts, 514. 
RIDEAU CANAL; v. Accounts, 89, 577: 
ROBBERY; v. Accounts, 257. 
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ERS—continued PAGE 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPER continued. Ordered. | Presented of 
RoBerrts, MR.; v. Accounts, 229. Arrennix. 
Rock, NEAL; v. Accounts, 312. 
RoLus, MASTER OF THE; v. Accounts, 96. 
Rotts OFFiceE; v. Accounts, 365. 
Ross, CAPTAIN :— 
541. Estimate of the Sum required to enable His Majesty to make a Grant to et King’s 496 773 
Ross; printed 496. Referred 506 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 493. vol. x11.) Command. 
RoTrerRDAM; v. Accounts, 168, 172. 
ROYAL ACADEMY :— 
542. Returns relative thereto; printed 428 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 404. vol. x11.) | by Addres.} 408 
Roya. BurGus’ CONVENTION; v. Accounts, 573- 
RovaL FoRESTS AND PARKS; v. Accounts, 608. 
Roya MARINES; v. AccouNnTs, 420, 422, 437, 443- 
RovaL MILITARY ASYLUM; v. Accounts, 27, 54. 
RovaL MILITARY CANAL :— 
543- Account of all Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money and Disbursements and 
Balances remaining of any such Receipts of Rates and Tolls, for the year ending 171 185, 
gist December 1833 ; printed 190 ~ (Sess. Papers, N* 196. vol. xL11.) 
544+ - of all Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money and Disbursements, and 
Balances remaining of any such Receipts of Rates and Tolls, for the year ending by Act. 580 
31st December 1833 - . . - - - - - - - - 
Rovat MILITARY COLLEGE; v. AccounrTs, 25, 26. 
Rum; v. Accounts, 224. 
Russtan Dutcu LOAN :— 
545. Account, made up to 31st December 1833, of the Sums which have been paid ad 
applied in 1833 on account of the Russian Dutch Loan; printed 579 - - -" | by det. 25 "775 
(Sess. Papers, N° 573. vol. XI.) J 
SABBATH-DAY OBSERVANCE BILL; v. Accounts, 570. 
SAINT HELENA :— 
546. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to defray the Charge of the Civil and) iii 
Military Establishments of the Island of Saint Helena, for one year, ending 22d Commend. 302 "63 
April 1835; printed 302. Referred 506 - (Sess. Papers, n° 311. vol. xL11.) if 
SAINT Lucia; v. Accounts, 617. 
SALARIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 14, 122, 124, 258, 283, 447, 452, 471, 582, 590, 597- 
SALES OF TEA; v. Accounts, 206, 605. 
SALT MONOPOLY; v. Accounts, 208. 
Sams’s MUSEUM :— 
546.* Estimate of the Sum that is required to enable His Majesty to deposit and place in King’s 
the British Museum the Collection of Egyptian Antiquities now the Property of &gt; | Command. | 302 762 
Mr. J. Sams; printed 302. Referred 506 - (Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. x11.) 
SAVINGS BANKS :— 
547- Account of the principal Sums paid in and drawn for by the Trustees of Savings 
Banks and Friendly Societies in Great Britain and Ireland, from 9th February 1833 
to the latest period the same can be made up, of the Amount of Sums paid in and 
paid out monthly by the Commissioners for the redemption of the Public Debt, on 87 107 
account of Savings Banks, from gth February 1833 to the latest period; printed 
579 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 578. vol. x1.) 
548. Returns of the several Banks for Savings, Parochial or other Institutions, enrolled) 
on 5th April 1834, under Act 4 Will. IV. c. 14; printed 320 - - - - 207 297 
a Ye (Sess. Papers, n° 316. vol. x1.) if 
ScHOOL HOUSES :— 
549. Estimate of the Sum necessary to enable His Majesty to issue Money for the erection 
of School Houses, in aid of private Subscriptions for that purpose, for the Education King’s 16 
of the Children of the poorer Classes in Sekek in the year ending 31st March Command. 9 758 
1835; printed 170. Referred 175 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 566. 
SCHOOLS :— 
550. Account of all Sums of Money granted in pursuance of Act of last Session, in aid of 6 
the erection of Schools; printed 170 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 178. vol. x Lit ) ’ a 
SCOTLAND :— 
551- Return of Causes instituted in the Court of Session between ist January 1833 and 
ist January 1834 - - - - - - - - - ~ © . by Act. 12 
552. Returns relative to the Regulations and Bye-laws of the Colleges of Physicians and) | by Address, 
Surgeons of Edinburgh = - ° « o - ‘ me ei : ‘e ‘} 06 August 12 
553- Copy of Warrant granting Compensation to John Munro, Macer of the Court of pila 
Session - - - ~ a ‘ ‘i * ¥ vi ss Pi pe 2 by Act. 25 
554- Return of the last List or Schedule of Stipends made out by the Lords of Council and 
Session in Scotland, for payment of such annual Sum to Ministers of the Church of 
Scotland who have received Augmentation of their Stipends, as has raised those 69 126 
Stipends to £.150 per annum, in terms of Act 50 Geo III. c. 84, and 5 Geo. IV. 
C. 72; printed 132 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 102. vol. xL11I.) 
555- Return of the Number of Persons committed to the Gaols in Scotland in 18333) P 8 
printed 84 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 74. vol. xLvit.) =&lt;e 4 
556. Copy of Resolutions adopted by the Justices of the Peace of the County of Linlithgow) | 
as to granting Certificates for the sale of Exciseable Liquors - ‘ - . sf.4 Oo 103 
557- The Twentieth Report of the Commissioners for the Repair of Roads and Bridges wat ad 6 
the Highlands of Scotland ; printed 161 - (Sess. Papers, n° 164. vol. x.) aaa - 
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SCOTLAND—continued. 


558. Estimate of the Amount that will probably be required to defray Law Expenses, 
Grants to the Scotch Universities, and other Charges in Scotland, formerly defrayed 
from the Hereditary Revenues, and not provided for in His Majesty’s Civil List, 
nor on the Consolidated Fund, from ist April 1834 to 31st March 1835; together 
with an Account of the Charge which has been ey incurred, from ist January 
1833 ; printed 170. Referred 175 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. x11.) 

Return of Payments for Bills or Acts relating to Scotland ; printed 534 -  - = - 

(Sess. Papers, n° 530. vol. x11.) } 

——- of the Income and Expenditure for Lights, Beacons and Buoys, not under the 
management of the Commissioners of Northern Lights; Referred to the Select - 
Committee on Lighthouses, 193 ‘. +. . © eon we. me a Ke 


. Copies of the Reports of the Committee of the General Assembly of the Church of l 
Scotland, on the mode of striking the Fiars; printed 243 - - = -  -t 


559: 


560. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 259. vol. xL1x.) | 
. Return of all Appointments of Factors and other judicial Managers appointed by} 
the Court of Session, between 12th January 1823 and 12th July 1833 ; printed 307 | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 314. vol. xLViIl.) J 

. Papers relative to Stirling Hospital - - - - - - - = - 

[Return to be made forthwith, 548.] 

. First Report made to His Majesty by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 

the Fees and Establishment of Clerks in the Court of Session; printed 281 - + 
(Sess. Papers, n° 295. vol, xxv1.) 

. Return of the several Sums charged against each Candidate or the Person proposing 
him by the Sheriffs or others connected with the late Election in Scotland ; Rated 

to Select Committee on Election Expenses, 281 - - - ~ - - 


566. Estimate of the Sum required to be granted, in the year ending 31st March 1835,) 
to enable His Majesty to issue Money for the erection of School Houses, in aid of 
private Subscriptions for that purpose, for the Education of the Children of the 
poorer Classes in certain great Towns in Scotland, and for the erection of Model 
Schools in England ; printed 302. Referred 506 . 8 »&amp; Si. Be, .@ 

(Sess. Papers, N° 311. vol. x Lit.) 


Returns of the Emoluments of Procurators Fiscal in each of the three years ending | 
with May 1833 ; printed 599 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 610. vol. xLviiI.) 
Account of all Monies belonging to Bankrupts’ Estates now lodged in the treman-| 





567. 


568. 
Banks of Scotland, in terms of the Bankrupt Statute, stating the Amount remain- 
ing unclaimed - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

569. : . 
regarding the granting of Licenses ; printed 435 - ~ - 

(Sess. Papers, N° 417. vol. xL1x.) 
of a Report of a Committee of the last Session of the General Assembly of 


Copy of the Resolutions of the Justices of the Peace of the County of a 





570. 
the Church of Scotland on the Sabbath Day Observance (Scotland) Bill; printed 
428 == . - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 405. vol. x util.) 

The Twenty-ninth Report of the Commissioners for making and maintaining the 
Caledonian Canal; printed 492 - . (Sess. Papers, N° 48g. vol. xL.) 

Abstract of the Accounts of the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses, for 
the year ending goth June 1834; printed 529 (Sess. Papers, n° 521. vol. xL1x.) 

Return of Money paid by each Burgh to the Convention of Royal Burghs; printed) 
529 - - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 522. vol. xuvii.) Jf 

— V. Accounrs, 10, 155, 169, 232, 246, 250, 529, 593- 

SEAMEN’S WAGES; v. ACCOUNTS, 422. 

SECONDARY PUNISHMENT (Australia) :— 

574. Copies of Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of ea 


571. 
572. 


573- 


Australian Provinces, on the subject of Secondary Punishment; printed 89, 602 


(Sess. Papers, n™ 82, 614. vol. xLVviI.) 
SECRETARIES OF STATE; v. Accoun'ts, 260, 574, 611, 613, 629. 


SECRET SERVICES :— 
575. Estimate of the Sum that may be required in the year from 1st April 1834 to ns 


March 1835 to defray the Charge of His Majesty’s Foreign and other Secret Services ; 
printed 170. Referred 175 - - — = 


SEDITION; v. AccouNTS, 72. 
SESSION, COURT OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 551, 553, 564. 
SESSIONS OF THE PEACE :— 
576. Return of the Number of Days each Session of the Peace lasted in every ee 


(Sess. Papers, n° 183. vo). x11.) 


of England and Wales, in the year ending Michaelmas 1832; printed 51 = - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 41. vol. xLVI1I.) 
SHANNON NAVIGATION, CALEDONIAN CANAL, &amp;c.:— 


577. Returns relative thereto; and to Highland Roads and Bridges (Scotland) ; and, ~ 
Rideau and Ottawa Canals; printed 592 (Sess. Papers, N° 599. vol. x11.) 
— V. Accounts, 89, 557, 577: 
SHIPPING, ADMEASUREMENT OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 427. 
SHIPS; v. Accounts, 160, 178, 427. 
SHIPS COMMISSIONED; v. ACCOUNTS, 429. 
SHip “ SISTERS :”— 


578. Papers relative to the Condemnation and Seizure of the Ship “ Sisters” of Galway, 
and Correspondence between the Treasury, Mr. Gales, and the Ship-owners’ Society 
of Galway thereon; printed 192 -  - 


SHOREHAM HARBOUR :— 

579. Report of the Commissioners of Shoreham Harbour - - - - -— = 
SIERRA LEONE; v. Accounts, 112. 
SINECURE OFFICES :— 

580. Returns relative thereto - - - - - - - - - - . 
SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE; v. Accounts, 118, 119. 
SLAVE TRADE; v. Accounts, 615. 


(Sess. Papers, N° 207. vol, xLIx.) 


Vox. 89,——Sess. 1834. 


Ordered. 


Presented. 





King’s 


Command. 


by Address, 
1 August 
1833- 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Address. 


261 


by Address, 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address, 
13 August 
1833. 


413 


by Address. 


by Address. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Address, 
5 July 
1833. 


by Address. 


King’s 
Command. 


by Address 
8 August 
1833. 


510 


100 


by Act. 


15 August 


{* Address, 
1833. 























170 


186 


243 


248 


281 


281 
302 
495 


428 


428 


492 


493 


{ os 


168 


12 


534 


185 
255 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. on 
Ordered, | Presented. | ot 
SLAVERY :— | APPENDIX. 
581. Estimate of the Sum which may be required to make good the deficiency in the Fees | 
in the Office of the Registrar of Colonial Slaves in Great Britain, for the half year King’s 168 740 
commencing 1st April and ending goth September 1834 ; printed 170. Referred | Command. 
76 #- 5 2 ££ F * * (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. x11.) 
582. Estimate of the Sum that ~~ be wanted, for one year, from 1st April 1834 to gist 
March 1835, to pay the Salaries and Incidental Expenses of the Cometicnen' King’s 168 | 741 
appointed for preventing the illegal Traffic in Slaves ; printed 170. Referred 175{ | Command. | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. xLi1.) 
583. — of the Sum that may be required, in the year ending 31st March 1835, to 
defray Expenses for the support of Captured Negroes and Liberated Africans, under King’s 169 "57 
the Acts for the Abolition of the Slave Trade; printed 170. Referred175 - - Command. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 183. vol. x111.) 
— V. Accounts, 625. 
SLAVERY ABOLITION ACT :— 
584. Copy of the Order in Council declaring that adequate and satisfactory Provision has 
been made by Law in the Island of Jamaica, for giving effect to the Act 3 and by Act 154 
4 Will. IV. for the Abolition of Slavery in the Colonies ; printed 154 - - | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 152. vol. xiv.) | 
SLAVERY IN INDIA; v. ACCOUNTS, 203. 
SMALL DEBTS; v. Accounts, 287. | 
SmyTH v. LATHAM :— 
585. Return of the Particulars of the Costs and Expenses incurred in defending the 
Action of Smyth against Latham, in the King’s Bench, and in the Exchequer| 596 
Chamber, in 1831, 1832 and 1833—Cé- - - . - - . - -j 
SNUFF; v. ACCOUNTS, 1§2. 
SoAP; v. Accounts, 238, 255. 
SOUTHAMPTON, PORT OF; v. Accounts, 163. 
SouTH SEA COMPANY :— 
586. Return of the State of the Affairs of the South Sea Company on 5th January 1834 ;} 
and other Accouts relative thereto; printed 208 - ~~ - - - - - - 163 198 
(Sess. Papers, Nn’ 235. vol. x11.) J 
SouTH SEA Duty :— | 
587. Account of the Amount of South Sea Duty paid during the present year - - 598 | 
SPECIAL ROAD SESSIONS; v. Accounts, 378. 
SPIRITS; v. ACCOUNTS, 232, 233, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 250, 253, 254. | 
SPIRITS OF WINE; v. Accounts, 248. | 
STAGE COACHES, &amp;c.:— 
588. Statement of the Number of Short Stage Coaches, Omnibuses and Flys, standing we 
and passing through the City of London, and the Number of Journies performed + 3 6o 
by them daily (Sundays excepted); printed60 - (Sess. Papers, N° 45. vol. 11.) J 4 
STAINES BRIDGE :— 
589. Account of the ena and Disbursements of the Tolls and other Monies collected i i P 
on Staines Bridge, from 26th March 1833 to 25th March 1834 - - - } sani 3°4 | 
STAMP DuTy; v. Accounts, 261. | 
Stamp Duty on LEGACIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 502, 503. | 
STAMP OFFICE; v. AccouUNTS, 531. | 
STAMPS; v. Accounts, 261, 521. | 
STAMPS, COMMISSIONERS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 510. 
STAMPS, DISTRIBUTORS OF; v. Accounts, 508. 
STAMPS ON NEWSPAPERS; v. ACCOUNTS, 524, 533- 
STATE OF IRELAND; v. Accounts, 373. 
STATE PAPER OFFICE:— 
590. Estimate of the Sum that may be required to defray the Charge, for one year, from 
ist April 1834 to gist March 1835; of the Salaries and other Expenses of the 
State Paper Office, the Office for the Custody of Records in the Tower, and the King's 168 741 
Office for the Custody of Records in the Chapter House, Westminster ; printed asada 
170. Referred 175 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. xuit.) 
STATIONERY :-— 
591. Estimate of the Expense of providing Stationery, Printing and Binding for the 
several Departments of Government in England and the Colonies, and in Ireland 
and Scotland, and for the Two Houses of Parliament, from ist April 1834 to 31st pike 
March 1835, and for providing Paper for the printing purposes of the Two Houses Ps. m 168 756 
of Parliament for the Session 1835, including the Expense of the Establishment eee 
of the Stationery Office ; printed 170. Referred 175 - - - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 182. vol. xL1I.) 
592. Account of the Amount in value of Stationery and ot saeco, ina delivered to each 
of the Departments of Government, from the Stationery Office, in 1831, 1832 and 602 
1833; and the Expenses for Printing and Binding separately - - - = 
— V. Accounts, 593. 
STATIONERY AND PRINTING :— 
593- Statement of the several Arrangements made by the Treasury in 1830, 1831, 1832, 
1833 and 1834, in nee to the Charges made by the King’s Stationer in Ireland, 
the ey Printer in England, the Printers for the Two Houses of Parliament, and 592 592 
by the King’s Printer and King’s Stationer for Scotland ; printed 592 - - | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 597. vol. x LI.) 
STATIONERY OFFICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 302, 314. 
STEAM NAVIGATION To INDIA :— 
594- Estimate of the Sum required for the purpose of enabling His Majesty to direct that King’ 
Trial may be made of an Experiment to communicate with India by Steam Navige-} Cammeads 496 772 
tion; printed 496. Referred 506 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 492. vol. xtit.) 
STEAM PACKETS; v. Accounts, 514, 536. 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


STEPNEY LEET JURIES :— 
595. Return of Fines assessed by the respective Leet Juries of the Manor of Stepney i} 
from 1827 to 1833; printed 350 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 348. vol. xiviit.) 
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES; v. Accounts, 296, 297. 
STIPENDS, AUGMENTATION OF;.v. ACCOUNTS, 554- 
STIRLING HOSPITAL; v. Accounts, §63. 
STONE, ToOwN OF; v. AccounTs, 219. 
STONEY STRATFORD BRIDGE :— 
596. Account of Receipts and ate gees of the Commissioners of the Bridge and Street 
Charity at Stoney Stratford, acting under Act 41 Geo. III. c. 130, from 1824 wo} 
the present time - - - - - - - - ~ = ° . 
SUGAR; v. AccounrTS, 177. 
SUPERANNUATION FUND :— 


597- Copy of Treasury Minute, dated 4th August 1829, on the subject of Deductions 
from Salaries for a Superannuation Fund ; printed 192 = 


SUP ERANNUATIONS :— (Sess. Papers, n° 206. vol. x11.) } 
598. Account of the Total Annual Amount of the several Superannuation ae 


granted subsequently to 5th July 1822 in the Public Departments of the United King- 
dom which remained payable on 5th January 1833 ; the Annual Amount which 
ceased in the course of the year ended 5th January 1834, and the Total Amount re- 


maining payable at the above period ; printed 161 (Sess. Papers, N*160. vol. x11.) 
599- Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Charge of the Allowances or 


Compensations granted as Superannuation or Retired Allowances to Persons formerly 
in Public Qffices or Departments, for one year ending 31st March 1835; printed 


170. Referred 175 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 182. vol. xxi.) 
600. Copies of Treasury Minutes granting Compensation Allowances to John Yates and 

Peery = HO Se ee ae eg” eS Oe ee 
601. Copy of Treasury Minute granting a Special Superannuation Allowance to Patrick 

M‘Auley, late Commissioned Boatmen in the Coast Guard Service - - = 
— V. Accounts, 53. 


SURGEONS, COLLEGES OF; v. AccouNTS, 552. 
SURGEONS, COLLEGES OF (London and Dublin) :— 
602. Returns relative thereto ; referred to Select Committee on Medical Education, 45,65 - 
SURPLICE FEES AND PARISH REGISTER FEES :— 
603. Returns relative thereto; printed 554 + ~ 
SURVEYORS; v. ACCOUNTS, 133, 371. 
SWALLOWFIELD (Berks) PooR RATES :— 


604. Accounts of the Poor Rates collected in the Parish of Swallowfield, in the County o 
Berks, from 1826 to 1833; and a like Account of the Highway Rate - - = - 


Swan RIveER; v. Accounts, 112. _ 
TANJORE DEBTS; «. Accounts, 199. 
TAXES; v. Accounts, 496, 497, 506, 507; 509, 521, 532- 
TAXES, RECEIVERS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 511. 
TELFORD, MR.; v. AccouNnTS, 273, 409. 
TEA, SALES OF; v. Accounts, 206, 605. 
T'EAS (Halifax and Quebec):— 
605. Statement of the Particulars of the Stock of Teas at Halifax and Quebec yar at each 


(Sess. Papers, n° 553. vol. XIII.) 


to the latest Date, specifying the Sorts; also the Supplies expected this year at eac 
Place, and the annual average Quantity sold in the last Five years - - 


TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES ; v. ACCOUNTS, 59- 
TESTAMENTARY INVENTORIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 502. 


THAMES RIVER PILOTS:— 
606. Accounts of all Sums received by the Corporation of the Trinity House from Thames 
Pilots, for the year ending 21st December 1832 and 1833; and Names of the | 
Thames River Pilots at present holding Licensesas such; printed 487 - - - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 477. vol. xLIx.) 
THE KING v. BARRETT; v. ACCOUNTS, 289, 324, 510. 
THE KING v. BELL AND OTHERS :— 


607. Return of the Costs, in detail, of the Prosecution in the Case of The King v. Bell, 
Grant and Agar, in the King’s Bench, in the Sittings after last Term; printed cor} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 163. vol. xvii.) 
THE Ki1nG v. O'BRIEN; v. Accounts, 284. 
TIMBER (Royal Forests and Parks ):— es 


608. Accounts of the Quantity and Kinds of Timber felledin each of the Royal Forests 
and Parks, in each of the last Two years, and Abstract of Expenses for that period 


— V. Accounts, 147,151, 386. 
TIN ; v. AccountTs, 1§8. 
TITHE COMPOSITION; v. ACCOUNTS, 293. 
TITHES; v. Accounts, 292, 295, 304. 
TITHES PRESCRIPTION ACT :— 


609. 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 of August had | 
been commenced in any of His Majesty’s Courts or any Local Courts, in any County | 
in England or Wales; printed 332 - (Sess. Papers, n° 332. vol..x1111.) 


TOBACCO; v. ACCOUNTS, 143,152. 
TOULONESE EMIGRANTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 222. 
TONNAGE ; v. Accounts, 146, 162, 181, 427. 
TRADE; v. Accounts, 161. 

TRADE, BOARD OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 175. 
TRANSPORTS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 424. 


Vor. 89.——Sess. 1834. I 


Ordered. 


by Address. 


100 


192 


by Act. 


King’s 
Com».and. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


16 


by Address. 


292 


143 


338 


140 


464 


by Address 
24 August 
1833. 





Presented. 





321 


220 


192 


161 


168 


228 


467 


45 
64 


201 





338 


165 


338 


161 


332 




















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS— continued. PAGE 
Ordered. | Presented, of 
TREASURERS OF COUNTIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 347. || Arrryorx 
TREASURY :— 
610. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted in the year from ist April 1834 to gist 
March 1835, to make good the Deficiency of the Fee Fund in the Department of| King’s 168 738 
His Majesty’s Treasury; printed 170. Referred 175 - - - = = = | Command. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. xLit.) 
611. Ditto - - Ditto - - in the Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary of 
State, Foreign Secretary of State, Colonial Secretary, and Privy Council and Com- King’s 168 ‘bi 
mittee of Privy Council for Trade; printed 170. Referred1756 - - - &lt;-{ | Command. ibid. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 181. vol. x11.) 
612. of the Sum that will probably be required in the year from ist April 1834 to 
31st March 1835, to defray the Expenses for Contingencies and Messengers in the King’s 168 ‘bid 
Department of His Majesty’s Treasury; printed170. Referred175 - -  -f[ | Command. — 
(Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. x11.) 
613. Ditto - - ditto - - inthe Departments of His Majesty’s Home Secretary o 
State, Foreign Secreta of State, Colonial mage rivy Council, and Com- King's 168 739 
mittee of Privy Council for Trade ; printed 170. Referred 175 - - - - Command. 
— V. Accounts, 394, 578. (Sess. Papers, N° 181. vol. xL11.) 
TREATIES :— 
614. Extract of a Despatch from Lord Howard de Walden to Lord Viscount Palmerston, /_ 
dated Lisbon, April 20th, 1834, transmitting Decree, equalizing the Duties on c fees ad - 
Imports from all Countries; printed 322 - (Sess. Papers, n°318. vol. xi1x.) ; ” 


ajesty’s Government and Foreign Powers relating to the Slave Trade, since 1st 
January 1831, and not already laid before The House; printed 472 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 471. vol. xtv.) 


616. Treaty between His Majesty, the Queen Regent of Spain (during the Minority of =| 


615. Coe or Extracts of all Correspondence which may have taken place between His 
| by Address. 472 


Daughter, Donna Isabella the Second, Queen of Spain), the King of the French 











aud the Duke of Braganza, Regent of the Kingdom of Portugal and of the Algarves ee , 475 864 
(in the Name of the ee: Donna Maria the Second) signed at London, April 22d, =_— 
1834 —ss = - - - - - - - - - - - . - 
TRIGONOMETRICAL SURVEY; v. ACCOUNTS, 355, 363. 
TRINIDAD AND SAINT LUCIA :— 
617. Account of Payments in aid of the Revenues of Trinidad and Saint Lucia, and 
Copies of Letters and Treasury Minute relating thereto ; printed 599 - - + by Act. 362 
TRINITY HOUSE; v. Accounts, 399, 606. (Sess. Papers, n° Gog. vol. x111.) 
TUAM, DEAN OF; v. AcCcouNTS, 342. 
TURNPIKE RoaD BILL FEES :— 
618. Estimate of the Sum that will probably be required, in the year 18934, 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 Kine’s 
in repair or improving Turnpike Roads, which shall pass the Two Houses of Par-( | Command. 169 758 
liament, and receive the Royal Assent; printed 170. Referred175  - = - - 
Yeccine BoarD — (Sess. Papers, n° 183. vol. x11.) 
619. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Expense of the National Vaccine Esta- 
blishment for the year 1834; printed 170. Referred175 - - . - + King’s 168 "55 
Feu Disuen'’s Lane (Sess. Papers, n° 182. vol. x11.) — 
620. Laws and Ordinances. passed by the Governor and Council of Van Diemen’s 
Land 1831 - - a - he a ‘ _ 7 &gt; ee “ a by Act. 602 
— V. AccounrTs, 1, 112, 129, 224. 
VESSELS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 130, 146, 162, 172, 178, 181, 198. 
VicE-CONSULS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 122, 123, 124. 
VICTUALLERS; v. Accounts, 236. 
VICTUALS; v. ACCOUNTS, 422. 
VIGNOLES, CAPTAIN; v. ACCOUNTS, 297. 
VILLIERS, GEORGE; v. Accounts, 1193. 
UNCLAIMED PRIZE Money; v. Accounts, 50. 
UNFUNDED DEBT; v. Accounts, 185. 
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; v. ACCOUNTS, 152, 458. 
UNIVERSITIES :— 
621. Vice-Chancellor of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge to communicate to The iii 
House, Copies of the three Articles of the Thirty-sixth Canon, as entered in their 9 the Table, 
Books of Subscription; printed16  - - (Sess. Papers, n° 13. vol. xxi11.) 16 
— V. Accounts, 84, 558. 
UNSTAMPED PUBLICATIONS :— 
622. Return of the Number of Persons who have been committed by Magistrates for 
selling Unstamped Publications, from 27th February 1833; printed 192 - -\ | by Address. 181 
(Sess. Papers, N° 199. vol. xLv11.) 





VOLUNTEER CORPS; v. Accounts, 10, 28, 46. 


VOTERS :— 


623. Returning Officer for each County, City, Borough, Place and University in the 
United Kingdom at the last General Election, to state the Number of Voters polled | | by Address { 180 
at each Polling Place on each day of the Election; Referred to Select Committee ‘| U 248 
on Election Expenses, 192 - - - - - . - - - - | 


VOTERS IN BorouGus ; v. AccouNTS, §39. 

UpPER CANADA; 0. Accounts, 88, 90, 142. 

UpPER CANADA CLERGY; v. Accounts, go. 
UXBRIDGE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY; v. ACCOUNTS, 45. 
WAGES OF SEAMEN; v. Accounts, 422. 
WAREHOUSES (Port of London); v. Accounts, 156. 























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


WAREHOUSING ; v. ACCOUNTS, 175- 
WATER COMMUNICATION, CANADA; v. Accounts, 89. 
WAYS AND MEANS; v. Accounts, 522. 
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES; v. Accounts, 325. 
WELLESLEY, MARQUIS OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 320. 
WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY (JAMAICA); v. ACCOUNTS, 279. 
WESTERN AUSTRALIA; v. Accounts, 63, 64, 574. 
WESTERN COAST OF AFRICA; v. Accounts, 5. 
West INDIA COLONIES :— 
624. Estimate of the Amount that will be required from 1st April 1834 to 31st March eae) 


PAGE — 
Presented. of 
A PPENDIX. 


Ordered. 














to defray the Charges of the Salarics of Governors, Lieutenant Governors and others 


t { King's 
in His 


ajesty’s West India Colonies; printed izo. Referred,175 - -~ - | Command. 169 762 
(Sess. Papers, N° 184. vol. x11.) 

of the Sum which will probably be required to defray the Charge, to gist 

March 1835, of Salaries to the Special Justices appointed in pursuance and by 


virtue of an Act for the Abolition of Slavery, &amp;c.; printed170. Referred,175 - 

WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— (Sess. Papers, N° 184. vol. x11.) 
626. The four Quarterly Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commissioners of Westminster 
Bridge, from 5th April 1833 to 6th April 1834; printed 602 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 620. vol. x11.) 
WESTMINSTER COURTS’ LEET; v. Accounts, 134, 135. 


WESTMINSTER HALL :— 


627. Estimate of the Sum that will be required to be granted, in the year ending 31st 
March 1836, to defray the Charge of the repairing and restoration of Westminster King’s 6 "736 
Hall; printed i170. Referred 175 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) Command. my 


—V. AccountTs, 457. 
WESTMINSTER OPTIONAL STREETS :— 


628. Return, stating what Changes have taken place in the Commission for the manage- 
ment of the Optional Streets in Westminster since the Return laid before =f 





625. 
magna.| 269 | ibid. 


Command. 


by Act. 580 


115 165 








House in June 1832, the Names of the Persons employed, with their Salaries ; 
printed 261 - - - - - - 


WEXFORD CESS PAYERS; v. Accounts, 328. 
WHEAT; v. Accounts, 164, 179, 336. 
WHEAT FLOUR; v. Accounts, 164. 
WuiskeyY DUTIES; v. Accounts, 240. 
WIDE STREETS; v. ACCOUNTS, 329. 
WiLcox, REv. JOHN :— 
629. Copy of Memorial to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, from =| 


(Sess. Papers, N° 276, vol. x11.) 


embers of the Established Church, acting as a Committee for the Defence of the 
Reverend John Wilcox, A. M. late Minister of the Episcopal Chapel of Saint John 
at Hampstead; printed 281 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 293. vol. x1111.) 
WILLS; v. AccouNTS, 5093. 
WINDSOR CASTLE :— 
630. Estimate of the Sum that will be required, from ist April 1834 to 31st March rel 


by Address, 281 


on account of Works and Alterations at Windsor Castle; printed 170. Referred 
175 - « “ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 180. vol. x11.) 
WINES; v. AccouNnTs, 170, 244. 
Woops, FORESTS AND LAND REVENUES :— 
631. Eleventh Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests and nan 
Revenues, being their Fifth Annual Report; printed 599 - - - - — &lt;b 
(Sess. Papers, N° 607. folio vol.) | 


can) 736 





by Act. 599 
— V. Accounts, 383, 472- 


WOOL; v. AccounTs, 153. 

WorKS, BoARD OF; v. ACCOUNTS, 371. 
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES; v. Accounts, 153. 
YATES, JOHN; v. Accounts, 167, 600. 
YEOMANRY CORPS; v. ACCOUNTS, 10, 49. 























Accounts, &amp;c. to be re-printed ; Report made from the Select Axnstracts to be printed, 161, 167, 332, 408. 





Committee on Outrages (Ireland), 2d August 1832, 467. 


Accounts, &amp;c. of former Sessions to be printed ; Copies of 
Reports relative to the Price of Corn in Foreign Countries, 
presented 18th July 1823, 23.—Seventh Report of the Com- 
missioners of the Metropolis Turnpike Roads, presented 29th 
April 1833, 208.—Report of Mr. Rhodes, on the Port of 
Limerick, presented 5th July 1833, 286.—Returns relative to 
Corporate Offices, presented 25th July 1833, 461.—Report 
from Select Committee on Tolls and Customs (Ireland), made 
13th July 1830, 596. 


Accounts referred 





to Select Committees, 11, 69, 91, 106, 116, 135, 138, 413. 

— referred to Committees of the whole House, 23, 29, 
34, 77&gt; 125, 130, 147,175; 526. 
Select Committees, 17, 20, 24, 26, 45, 





65, 87, 132, 151, 192, 193, 335, 432, 492, 594- 





to a Committee on a Bill, 305. 








Committee of Supply, 23, 34, 77, 130 
147,175- 





Ways and Means, 29, 
526. 


VoL. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


to be laid before The House forthwith, 75, 371, 
399, 548, 592. 





Order for printing an Account discharged, 335. 





for referring Papers to Select Committees dis- 
charged, 347, 495. 





Papers sent from the Home Secretary’s Office 
to the Select Committee on the Sale of Beer in the last Ses- 
sion to be returned to the Office, 227. 





Complaint made that no Return had been made 
to an Order of The House for an Account, 386. 








— - Papers to be printed at the Expense of Pa- 
rishioners, if they think fit, 599. 


ACTS : 


read in the House, 12, 31, 40, 44, 68, 72, 78, 87, 92, 
96, 120, 134,135, 142, 143, 163, 191, 217, 226, 232, 243, 257, 
271,279, 285, 286, 375, 413, 414, 419, 434, 456, 464, 471, 
485, 496, 498, 526, 527, 542, 552, 593- 
— of the Parliament of Ireland, read, 273. 
of the Parliament of Scotland, read, 111. 
Section of an Act read, 285. 


I 2 | ADDRESSES 











INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. [.A. 1834. 








ADDRESSES: 


Or THANKS :— 


le 


Kino’s Speecn—Motion for presenting an Address of Thanks to His Masesty, for His most gracious Speech at the 
opening of the Session, 4. Amendments proposed, but not made, 5- Main Question put, and agreed to; Committee 
appointed to draw up an Address thereupon; Five to be the Quorum; Kine’s Speech referred; 6. Address 
reported, 8. Amendment proposed, but not made; another Amendment pyri and words of heat having passed 
between two Members, they were called upon by Mr. Speaker to assure The House that they would not prosecute the 
matter without the walls of the House, and one of the said Members having declined to give any such assurance, 
and the other not having given a satisfactory assurnce to that effect, ordered, Nem. Con. That the said Members 
be taken into the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms; Address agreed to; to be presented by the whole House; Privy 
Councillors humbly to know His Maszsty’s pleasure when He will be attended; 9. The Kine appoints to be attended ; 
His Answer ; 12. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 
2. ABORIGINAL TRiBES—Humbly to represent to His MaJssry, that His Masgsty’s faithful Commons in Parliament 


assembled, deeply impressed with the duty of acting upon the principles of justice and humanity in the intercourse 
and relations of this Country with the native Inhabitants of its Colonial Settlements, of affording them protection 
in the enjoyment of their civil rights, and of imparting to them that degree of civilization, and that religion with 
which Providence has blessed this Nation, and humbly to pray that His Masesty will take such measures, and 
give such directions to the Governors and Officers of His Majzsry’s Colonies, Settlements and Plantations, as 
shall secure to the Natives the due observance of justice, and the protection of their rights, promote the spread of 
civilization amongst them, and lead them to the peaceful and voluntary reception of the Christian religion, 449. 


3. Crown Estates (Ireland)—Humbly thanking His MaJsesry for His most gracious Message to this House, acquainting 


» the House, that, having taken into His consideration the present state of the Reversions or Remainders vested in the 
Crown in Estates in Ireland, His Majesty deems it proper that Measures should be taken for enabling Proprietors 
of Estates in Ireland, where the Reversion or Remainder has become vested in the Crown by attainder, to bar such 
Reversions or Remainders, 575. 


4. Navarin—Requesting that His Masegsty will be graciously pleased to take into His consideration the Claims for 


5- 


pecuniary Gratuity, of the Officers, Seamen and Royal Marines engaged in the Battle of Navarin, on the 2oth of 
October 1827 ; and to assure His Masesrty that this House will make good the same, 451. K1ne’s Answer 458. 


Po.isu Ex1tes—Humbly praying, That His Maszsry will be graciously pleased to direct that a Sum not exceeding 
£.10,000, be issued for the Relief of the distressed Poles now in this Country, and to assure His Masesty that 
this House will make good the same; 384. Kine’s Answer, 427. 


6. Union witn IRELAND—To record in the most solem manner the fixed determination of The House to maintain, 


unimpaired and undisturbed, the Legislative Union between Great Britain and Ireland; To be communicated to the 
Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence desired thereto; 232. Agreed to by the Lords, 237. K1ne’s 
Answer, 242. 


FoR ADVANCING MONEY :— 


7° 
8. 


Ways anp Mgeans—To Ralph Bernal, Esquire, for his Services as Chairman of the 

Committee of Ways and Means in the present Session, 582. Kino’s Answer, 592. 
Mr. SpEAKER’s SECRETARY—To Mr. Speaker’s Secretary, for his Services during 

the present Session, 582. 


For ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :— 


g. 


10. 
11. 


12. 


13. 


14. 


16. 


17 


18. 


19. 


20. 


21. 


ABORIGINAL Tripes—Copies or Extracts of all such Reports from the Governors or Lieutenant Governors of British 
Possessions in North America, and of the Answers thereto, as may throw light on the Present State of the Abori- 
ginal Tribes, 140. Kine’s Answer, 180.—( V. Accounts, 1.) 


Army—Usual Estimates and Account,17. Kine’s Answer, 22.—(V. Accounts, 8 to 60.) 


Assizes’ REMovAL— Return of the Number of Petitions or Memorials addressed to the Privy Council, or to His 
Masesty’s Government, praying for any alteration or removal of the Assizes in any County in England or Wales, 121. 
Kino’s Answer, 131.—(V. Accounts, 62.) 


— (Rewards paid)—Return of the annual Amount of the Rewards paid to Sheriffs under certain Acts, 518. 
Kino’s Answer, 592. 





BLAsPHEMY AND Sepition—Return of the Individuals prosecuted for Political Libel and Seditious Conduct in 
Great Britain since 17th March 1821; the Number of Convictions, and Number of Informations filed against 
Persons accused of Blasphemy and Sedition, 149. Kine’s Answer, 180.—(V. Accounts, 72.) 


Boarps or Commissions—Return of the Number and Description of existing Public Boards or Commissions, 110. 
Kine’s Answer, 131.—( V. AccounrTs, 73.) 


. Boyp, Mr.—Copies or Extracts of any Correspondence between the Foreign Office and His Majesty’s Minister at 


Madrid, and the British Consul at Malaga, relative to the seizure and putting to death of Mr. Boyd, a subject of 
His Majesty, 442. Kine’s Answer, 448.—(V. AccounTs, 74.) 


Breap, AssizE or—Return of the several Places in England where an Assize of Bread is set, and the Number of 
Convictions which have taken place under the Statutes relating to the Assize of Bread since 1st June 1833, beyond 
Ten Miles from the City of London, 385. Kine’s Answer, 427.—(V. Accounts, 75 to 77.) 


Buriat Praces—Return of the several Sums expended by Parishes in the several Dioceses of England and Wales 
in the purchase of Ground for forming or for enlarging Churchyards, Parochial Burial Places, or Public Cemeteries, 
for interment of the Dead, so far as same can be ascertained, from the earliest period to the year 1800; specifying | 
whether such Sums were raised by Rate, or how otherwise, and, if by Rate, at how much in the Pound: 
a similar Return from 1st January Be to the latest date,151. Kino’s Answer, 180.—-(V. Accounts, 82.) 


CaprioLets AND Omnisuses—Return of the Number of Charges of disorderly Conduct brought against the 
Drivers of Public Cabriolets and Omnibuses at the several Metropolitan Police Offices in 1833, 110. K1Nno’s 
Answer, 131. 


CaNnabA LanpD AND Timper Funps—Return, in detail, of the Receipts and Expenditure of Land and Timber Funds 
in Upper and Lower Canada, in each of the years 1830, 1831 and 1832, 582. Kine’s Answer, 592. 





~- Lower—Account, in detail, showing what Payments were made to Bishops, Rectors, Missionaries, or other 
Religious Teachers in Lower Canada, meer Se of the Churches of England, Rome, Scotland, or any other denomi- 
nation, during the last year, out of Funds raised in the Province; showing the Authority by which the several - 
Payments were made, the Names of the Persons so paid, the Amount they severally received, and their Stations as 
such Missionaries or Teachers, 559. K1ine’s Answer, 592.—(V. AccounrTs, 91.) 


——, Upper, CLtercy—Copies or Extracts of the Despatches or Orders from His Masesty’s Secretary of State, 
_—— the additional Sum of £.4,000 to be appropriated from the Funds raised in the Province of Upper Canada, 
to the Presbyterians, Roman Catholics, Wesleyan Methodists, and Canadian Methodists; together with all other 
Papers relating thereto, and showing the appropriation of the same in detail, 579. Kine’s Answer, 592. 


. Cape or Goon Hore—Copies or Extracts of the Evidence and Information collected by the Commissioners of 


Eastern Inquiry from 1823 to 1827 inclusive, relative to the Condition and Treatment of the native Inhabitants 
of Southern Africa, within the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the Frontier of that Colony, 449. 
Kino’s Answer, 504. 

23. CHARITIES.— 














ak 5w.ilv] INDEX f the E1rcury-ninrn Votume. 





ADDRESSES—continued. 


23. 


24. 


25. 


26. 


27. 


28. 


29. 


30. 


31. 


32. 


33: 


34. 


35&gt; 


36. 


37° 


38. 


39: 


40. 


41. 


42. 


43- 


44. 


VoL. 


‘Cnanrties—— Copy of the Twenty-seventh Report on Public ‘Charities, 181. Kine’s Answer, 201.—(V. 
ACOOUNTS, 101.) ; 


Copy of the Twenty-eighth Report, 592. Kine’s Answer, 597.—(V. Accounts, 102.) 


Cuetsea, Parish or—Copies of all Applications to, and Correspondence with, His Majesty’s Commissioners for 
Building Churches, relative to the Ecclesiastical Division of the Parish of St. Luke, Chelsea, and all Documents 
connected therewith, and with the Church or Chapel of the Holy Trinity in that Parish, 579. Kine’s Answer, 
592.—(V. AccounTs, 103.) 


Curmney Sweepers’ APPRENTICEs—Account of the Number of Boys apprenticed to Chimney Sweepers, under 
the provisions of the Act of 28 Geo, III. c. 40, at the several Police Offices within the Bills of Mortality, during the 
last Nine years ; distinguishing the Number of Boys so apprenticed in each year, the Police Office at which bound, 
the Parish from whence taken, the Name and Residence of the Master, the Name and Age of each Boy, and the 
Evidence of such Age, 41. Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 104.) 

Coacu anv Omnisus Drivers—Return of the Number of Charges brought before the Magistrates of the Metro- 
politan Police Offices, during the year 1833, against the Proprietors or Drivers of Stage Coaches and Omnibuses 

lying in and within Ten Miles of London, and of Hackney Coaches and Cabriolets, for which they might have 
AN punished as such Proprietors or Drivers; distinguishing the Offences, 130. Kine’s Answer, 180.— 
(VW, AccounTs, 110.) 


CotoniAL Cuarrers or Justice—Copies of any Charter of Justice, or Orders in Council in the nature of Charters 
of Justice, for the Colonies of New South Wales, Van Diemen’s Land, Swan River, Sierra Leone and Mauritius, 39. 
Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. AccounTs, 112.) 


PossEssions—Copies or Extracts of Official Returns, or other Information, addressed to the Secretary 
of State, relative to the condition and treatment of the native Inhabitants of Australia, Van Diemen’s Land, 
Canada and British Guiana, during the last Ten years ; and also, of any Orders, Regulations or Instructions sent to 


the Colonies for the protection of their Rights, or in furtherance of the object of improving their Condition, 449. 
Kine’s Answer, 504. 





Commercial Retations (France and Great Britain)—Copy of any Report made by the Commercial Commis- 
sioners at Paris to the Lords of the Privy Council for Trade, 82. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. AccounTs, 113.) 


Commitrrats—Return of the Number of Persons committed in the year 1833 to each of the several Gaols, Prisons and 
Houses of Correction in London and Westminster, and the Borough of Southwark, for want of Sureties, on Charges 
not being for Trial; specifying the Nature of each Charge, the Length of the Prisoner’s Confinement, for what 
Period committed, and by what Authority discharged ; showing also, the Total Number of Prisoners committed to 
each Prison, in the same year, for all other Offences, 27. Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 114.) 


Common Law Courts—Copy of the Sixth Report of the Commissioners on Courts of Common Law, 162. Kuine’s 
Answer, 180.—(V. Accounts, 116.) 


Consuts—Return of the Names of all British Consuls General, Consuls and Vice-Consuls, holding Appointments, 


with their Salaries respectively, at the passing of the Act 6 Geo. IV. c. 87,285. Kuine’s Answer, 360.— 
(V. AccounTs, 123, 124.) 


Convictions AND Fines (LANcAsuHirE)—Return, by the Treasurer of the County of Lancaster, of the Total 
Amount received by him in each year, for Fines in cases of Assault under the Act of 9 Geo. IV. c. 31; distinguishing 
the Amount received from each Parish or Township in each year: Account of the Total Amount received by him 
for Fines under the Beer Act, 1 Will. IV. c. 64, in each year; distinguishing the Amount received from each Parish 
or Township in each year: Return, by the Clerk of the Peace of the County of Lancaster, of the Number of 
Convictions, and Amount of Fines paid in the said County for Assaults under the Act of g Geo. I[V.c. 31, in each 
year, distinguishing the Number and Amount for each Parish or Township in each year. Account of the Number 
of Convictions and Amount of Fines under the Beer Act, 1 Will. 1V. c. 64, in each year, distinguishing the Number 
and Amount for each Parish or Township for each year, 446. Kine’s Answer, 448.—(V. Accounts, 125, 126.) 


Convict VessEts—Copy of Instructions to Captains or Masters of Convict Vessels during their Voyage to Foreign 
Settlements, especially in cases of Shipwreck or other emergency, 69. Kine’s Answer, 89.—( V. Accounts, 130.) 


Coroners’ INQuEstTs IN Prisons—Return of all Coroners’ Inquests held within the King’s Bench Prison, and 
other Prisons in and near the Metropolis, and the Rules thereof, from ist May 1832 to the date of the Return 
within the year 1834; stating the Date of each, the Name of the deceased, and the Verdict; also the Name of the 
Person acting as Coroner on each and every occasion, g. Kine’s Answer, 22.—(V. Accounts, 132.) 


County Surveyors—Return of the Names of all Persons appuinted County Surveyors, Deputies, or Clerks to such 
Surveyors, under Act 3 and 4 Will. IV. c.78, and of the Salary, Pay or Allowances assigned, paid or agreed to be 
paid to each such Person respectively, 96. Kine’s Answer, 131.—(V. Accounts, 133.) 


Courts Martiat Commitrats—Account of the Number of Prisoners committed under Sentence of Courts Martial 
to the several Gaols in England in the year 1833 ; stating the average Number in confinement in each Gaol during 
that year, 34. Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 136.) 


CRIMINAL Law—Copy of any Report which has been presented from the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
the state of the Criminal Law, 495. Kine’s Answer, §04.—(V. Accounts, 138.) 


CriMINAL OrFEN DERS—Copies of the Statements of the Number of Criminal Offenders committed for Trial in England 
and Wales, made out for the year 1833, by order of His Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for the Home 
Department, from the Criminal Registers kept in his Office, 104. Kine’s Answer, 131.—(V. Accounts, 140.) 


Crown Lanps—Account of all Grants, distinguishing the Amount in each particular case, of any part or portion of 
any Forest or Waste Lands belonging to the Crown, made with the consent of the Lord High Treasurer, or the 
Commissioners of His Majesty’s ‘Treasury, for the use and benefit of any Parish, and the Poor Persons within the 
same, under 1 and 2 Will. 1V.c. 59—392. Kine’s Answer, 427.—(V. Accounts, 141.) 


Crown Lanps (Cotonies)—Returns of all Sales of Lands in Upper and Lower Canada, from the 31st December 1823 
to the ist January 1834; distinguishing between Crown Lands, Crown Reserves and Clergy Reserves; and speci- 
fying, in the order of Date on which such Sales were effected, ist, the Quantity of Land in each Lot; 2d, where 
situated; 3d, Conditions of Sale (such as Credit given, &amp;c.); 4th, Price per Acre; 5th, Monies received in pay- 
ment; 6th, the application of said Monies: of all Grants or Appropriations of Crown Lands in Upper and Lower 
Canada, without Purchase, between 31st December 1823 and ist January 1834; showing the Quantity of Land 
granted or a propriated to each Holder, where situate, and under what conditions: similar Returns for each of the 
Colonies of few South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, igo. K1ine’s Answer, 201.--(V. Accounts, 142.) 


DevonsuiRE SEssions—Return of the Names and Ages of all Persons arraigned and tried at the General Sessions 
for the County of Devon, held on the 26th February last, the Offences with which they stood charged, and the 
period for which each had been in any Prison on such Charge ; together with the Sentences pronounced on such of 
those as were convicted, and the Total Costs incurred by the County for each Prosecution, 87. Kino’s Answer, 
131.—(V. AccounTs, 195.) 

Divisions or CountTires—Return from the Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties in England and 
Wales (except the County of Middlesex), of, whether any Division of such County has been made under 
gth Geo. IV: c. 43, intituled, ‘ An Act for the better Regulation of Divisions in the several Counties of England and 
Wales,’ and Act 1oth Geo. IV. c. 46, to amend the same; stating, in such case, the Number and Names of the 
Divisions in each County, the Number of Parishes in each Division, and the Places in each where Special or Petty 
Sessions are held; and also, in Counties where no such Division has been made, a Return stating the Names and 
Number of the Hundreds or other Districts, or Divisions, in which Petty or Special Sessions are held, of the Number 
of Parishes contained in each of such Hundreds, Districts or Divisions, and the Names of the Places in each at 
which Petty or Special Sessions are held,” 78. Kine’s Answer, 89.--(V. Accounts, 196.) 


45-—East 
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ADDRESSES—continued. 
45. East Inp1a Company (Sart Monopory)—Copies of two Letters from Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Governor of 
Ceylon, to the Secretary of the Colonies, dated August gth and November 2oth 1833, respecting the Monopoly of 
Salt by the East India Company, 100. Kine’s Answer, 131.—(V. Accounts, 208.) 


46. Erection Expenses—Clerk of the Peace of every County in the United Kingdom, and the Sheriff, Returning 
Officer, Mayor, Chief Magistrate, Head Constable, Bailiff, Town Clerk, or other Head Officer of every Borough, 
City, Place or University in the same, to state respectively, an Account of the several Expenses which have 
been incurred, and for what particular Service, by every such County, City, Borough, Place and University, in 
preparation for and attendant upon the Registration of Electors, and the Return of their Representative or Repre- 
sentatives at the last General Election, which were not charged to the Candidate or Candidates, or Persons proposing 
the Candidates at such Election, and from what Funds the said Expenses have been or are to be defrayed, 31. 
Kino’s Answer, 64.—( V. Accounts, 221.) 


47. Emicratron—Copies or Extracts of any Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the 
British Colonies respecting Emigration, and the disposal of Crown Lands, not already presented to this House; 
also, continuation to the present time of Returns as to Numbers of Emigrants, presented to the House on the 20th 
August 1833; also, so much of two Despatches from Colonel Arthur to Viscount Goderich, dated gth July 1831, 
and 28th June 1832, as relates to the Consumption of Rum in the Colony of Van Diemen’s Land, and to the diffi- 
culties experienced by the Masters of assigned Servants, 505. Kine’s Answer, §92.—(V. AccounTs, 224.) 


48. ExecuTions ror Rossery—Return of the Number of Persons in England and Wales who received Sentence of 
Death, in the year 1833, for Robbery, and the Number thereof who were executed ; and also their Names, and the 
Towns where the Executions respectively took place, 163. K1ine’s Answer, 180.—(V. Accounts, 257.) 


49. Facrorizs, Inspectors or—Return of the Names of the Inspectors appointed to superintend the Factories of the 
United Kingdom ; the Salaries and Districts assigned to each ; and Copies of the Reports ——— by them to the 
Secretary of State, according to the provisions of the Act of Parliament, 548. 1NG’s Answer, 594.— 
(V. AccounTs, 260.) 


50. Firz Damp—Return of the Number of Persons who have been lost or destroyed by Choke Damp and Fire Damp in 
Mines and Collieries in the different Counties of England and Wales, so far as the same can be ascertained, by the 
Clerks of the Peace, from Returns made by the Coroners since the year 1810—-415. KuiNne’s Answer, 427.-- 
(V. Accounts, 263.) 


51. Foreign PLantations——Copies of Instructions of the Council for Foreign Plantations, dated goth July 1670, 449. 
Kine’s Answer, 504. 


52. Forcep Notes—Returns of the Number of Forged Notes of every denomination brought to the Bank :—-the Number 
of Prosecutions for Forgery, or the uttering of Forged Notes :--the Number of Convictions of each respectively :— 
the Number of Executions :—the proportion of the Convictions to the Number of Forged Notes presented :—the 
Number of Executions :-—Total Amount of Money spent in the detection and prosecution of Forgers and Utterers :— 
the period included in the Returns to be from the passing of the Bank Restriction Acts to the present time, 596. 


53- Forcery—Return of the Number of Persons who were executed for Forgery, or uttering Forged Instruments, in 
Great Britain and Ireland, in each year, from 1790 to 1819 inclusive ; specifying the nature of the Forgery of which 
such Persons were convicted, 78. Kine’s Answer, 89. 


54. Game Laws—Return of the Number of Commitments under the Game Laws in England and Wales, from 1st November 
1832 to 1st November 1833,17. Kine’s Answer, 22.--(V. Accounts, 268.) 


55. Greenwicn, &amp;c. Court or Requests—Return of all Cases heard and determined in the several Courts of Requests 
held at Greenwich, Woolwich, Bromley and Croydon, for the recovery of Small Debts within the Hundreds of 
Blackheath, Bromley and Beckenham, Rokesley otherwise Ruxley, onl of Little and Lessness, in the County of 
Kent, and of Wallington, in the County of Surrey, for Three years preceding and ending the 24th of June 1834, 471. 
Kino’s Answer, 501. 


56. Heap Money (Prratres)—Return of any Head Money or Bounty granted to the Crews of His Majesty’s Ships 
Sybille, Seringapatam, Rose and Cambrian, on account of the destruction, capture or battle with Pirates, in the 
course of the years 1826, 1827 and 1828, 149. Kine’s Answer, 180.—(V. Accounts, 432.) 


57. INCREASE oF Orrices—Returns of the Names of all Persons nominated, recommended or appointed, as therein 
enumerated, and of the Amount of their Pay, Allowances and Emoluments, 81. Kine’s Answer, 89.— 
(V. AccounTs, 445.) 


58. INDIcTMENTs For Misp—EMEANoRs—Return of all Indictments or Informations for Misdemeanors (distinguishing 
Conspiracy and Perjury separately from other Misdemeanors) presented or filed in, or removed into the Court of 
King’s Bench, from ist January 1800 to 1st Janury 1834, 347. Kine’s Answer, 360.—(V. Accounts, 281.) 


IRELAND :— 


59- rag get of Second Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into the Unions of Parochial Benefices in 
Ireland, 405. inG’s Answer, 427.—(V. AccounTs, 370.) 


60. CHANCERY, Court oF—Return of the Number of Causes, Re-hearings, Pleas, Demurrers, Exceptions and further 
Directions, Cause Petitions, Special Motions which have been contested, and Bankrupt Petitions which have been 
contested, which have been heard and decided by the Lord Chancellor, in each year during the last Three years ; 
distinguishing how much of such Business has been heard and decided in each Term of each year ; also the Number 
of Days the Lord Chancellor sat in each year, and the Number of Hours in each day during the last year, 76. 
Kino’s Answer, 89.—( V. Accounts, 369.) 


61. Common PLEAS, CouRT oF—Return of the Number of Writs issued in each year during the last Three years, from 
the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland; of the Number of Causes tried in such Court during the last Three years ; 
distinguishing how many of such Causes have been tried in each year, and the Number of Causes which have been 
tried by Special Juries, and the Number of Causes which have been tried by Common Juries, and of the Number of 
Special Arguments had in the said Court during the last Three years, distinguishing the Number of such Arguments 
in each yeai ; also, the Number of Days the Judges sat in each year, and the Number of Hours on each day, distin- 
guishing the attendance of each Judge during the last year, 76. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 369.) 


62. DISSENTING MINISTERS—Account, n detail, of the application of the Sums voted to defray the Expense of Non- 
conforming, Seceding and Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland, in 1833; distinguishing each Congregation 
and Sect, and the Population of the respective Parishes or Districts in which such Congregations are held, 44. 
Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 384.) 


63. EXCHEQUER, CouRT oF—Return of the Number of Causes, Re-hearings, Pleas, Demurrers, Exceptions and further 
Directions, Cause Petitions, and Special Motions which have been contested, which have been heard and decided 
by the Court of Exchequer, in each year during the last Three years; distinguishing how much of ‘such Business 
has been heard and decided in each Term of each year ; also, the Number of Days the Judges sat in each year in 
Equity, and the Number of Hours on each day, distinguishing the attendance of each Judge during the last year, 
76. 1nG's Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 369.) 


64. Return of the Number of Writs issued in each year during the last Three years, from the 
Court of Exchequer in Ireland; of the Number of Causes tried in such Court during the last Three years, distin- 
guishing how many of such Causes were Revenue and Tithe Causes, and also distinguishing how many of such 
Causes have been tried in each year ; and the Number of Causes which have been tried by erm Juries, and the 
Number of Causes which have been tried by Common Juries, and of the Number of Special Arguments had in wn 

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64. 


65. 
66. 


67. 


68. 


69. 


70. 


71. 


72. 


73° 


75: 


76. 


77: 


78. 


79: 
80. 


81. 


82. 


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EXCHEQUER, CouRT OF—continued. 
said Court during the last Three years, distinguishing the Number of such Arguments in each year; also the 
Number of Days the Judges sat in each year, and the Number of Hours on each day, distinguishing the attendance 
of each Judge during the last year, 76. K1ne’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 369.) 

Ir1sH CuurcH Miss1on—Copy of the Commission issued by Hts MaseEsry, to inquire into the Condition of the 
Irish Church, 348. K1ine’s Answer, 360. (V. Accounts, 362.) 

Justice, CourTs oF—Retum of the Names of the Persons who, during the Ten years preceding November 1832, 
have filled Offices attached to or connected with the Superior Courts of Justice in Ireland, Lore the Office filled by 
each Person respectively, by whom he was appointed, the remuneration which he has received, and the sources 
from which such remuneration has arisen, the duties imposed upon him, and the time he has devoted to the dis- 
charge of such duties, 77. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 369.) 


JupGEs—Return of all Allowances for presiding at Special Commissions in 1829, 1830 and 1831; and Return of all 
Allowances made to the Judges for going Circuit in 1792 and 1832, 76. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 369.) 


Kine’s Bencu, Court oF—Return of the Number of Writs issued in each year during the last Three years, from 
the Court of King’s Bench in Ireland ; of the Number of Causes tried in such Court during the last Three years : 
distinguishing how many of such Causes have been tried ineach year, and the Number of Causes which have been 
tried by Special Juries, and the Number of Causes which have been tried by Common Juries, and of the Number of 
Special Arguments had in the said Court during the last Three years, distinguishing the Number of such Arguments 
in each year ; also, the Number of Mandamuses, and of Criminal and ex-officio Informations that have been applied 
for, for the last Three years, distinguishing the Number in each year; atso, the Number of Days the Judges sat in 
each year, and the Number of Hours on each day, distinguishing the attendance of each Judge during the last year, 
76. Kuine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 369.) 

Poor IN IRELAND—Return of the Names and Descriptions of the Commissioners and Assistant Commissioners 
appointed to inquire into the Condition of the Poor in Ireland, distinguishing Irishmen from others; together with 
the Remuneration and Allowances proposed for each respectively, 39. Kine’s Answer, 64. 


Poor, STATE OF THE—Copy of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the State of the Poor in Ireland ; together 
with Copies of any Instructions which may have been forwarded to the Commissioners, the Names of any Assistant 
Commissioners who may have been appointed, and Copies of any Instructions which may have been given to them, 
21. Kuine’s Answer, 22.—(V. Accounts, 331.) 

REPRESENTATIVE PEERS—Retum of the Number of Irish Representative Peers who have been raised to the British 
Peerage since their election as Representative Peers, with the Dates of their creation, 8g. Kine’s Answer, 89.— 
(V. Accounts, 327.) 


JusTICES OF THE PEAcE—Return of the Justices in each Commission of the Peace in each of the several Counties, 
Cities, and Boroughs in England and Wales, omitting Privy Councillors; stating the Name and Residence; the 
Date of Appointment; whether they have qualified or not ; where the Qualification is; in how many and in what 
Commissions of the Peace; of what Rank; of what Profession, and of what grade in such Profession; whether 
they have been and are now engaged in any, and what Business or Trade; whether they are Deputy Lieutenants; 
the Name of the District for which they usually act; distinguishing such Justices as are paid, and stating by what 
authority and for what duties ; the annual Amount; whether they receive House-rent, or any other and what Per- 
quisites or Privileges; the estimated annual Amount of the whole, and when first paid to each (by Name), and from 
what Fund or Fees they are so paid, &amp;c. 603. 

Kent Street Roaps—Returns of the Names of the Commissioners who are now acting under the 52d Geo. III. 
c.111, intituled, “ An Act for paving the Footpaths, and for lighting and watching the Kent-Street Roads :”—the 
Number of Meetings which have taken place, the Number of Commissioners attending each of the same, from ist 
February 1833 to 1st February 1834 :—the Amount of the Assessment, and the net Amount of Rates received in 
each year, from 21st February 1824 to 21st seers | 1834 :—the Amount paid for Watching, Lighting and Paving 
each respectively, from 2ist February 1824 to 21st February 1834 :—the Name of the Treasurer, and stating whe- 
ther any Security is given or required under the Act :—the Names of the Auditors now acting:—the Name of the 
Clerk, his Salary and Emoluments under the Act respectively, and stating whether any Security is given or required 
under the Act, 597. 


Knicuts or THE Batu—Return of the Persons and Offices held by each, and for what the several Sums charged 
against the Knights of the Noble and Military Order of the Bath are paid, under the heads of Salaries, Fees or 
moluments of any description, and to which they are said to be entitled under existing Statutes ;—and also, a 
Return of the Sums charged to and paid by the last Ten Knights of each rank of the said Order, distinguishing the 
Sums charged to and paid by each, 348. Kine’s Answer, 360.—(V. Accounts, 387.) 

Lancaster, Ducny Court—Return of the Fees received by the Chancellor of the County Palatine of Lancaster, or 
his Deputy, on original and other Writs issued in that Court during the last Five years; distinguishing the Fees 
received on Writs and other Law Proceedings sent to the County Palatine from the Superior Courts at Westminster, 
and pointing out the largest Fee received in each year on the issuing of a bailable Writ, and the Sum indorsed for 
Bail on such Writ, &amp;c. 391. K1ne’s Answer, 427.—(V. Accounts, 388.) 

Lunatic AsyLums—Return from the Lunatic Asylums in England and Wales which have been erected, wholly or 
in part, by any County, Riding or Division of a County ; a in each case the Amount ne eg in its erection, 
and in providing the necessary Furniture and other Requisites for the reception of Patients ; the Amount expended 
in each of the last Five years for Furniture and Repairs; the Total Number of Patients which can be conveniently 
accommodated ; the largest Number of Male and Female Lunatics which were at any time in the Establishment in 
the year 1833 ; the Amount paid for Superintendence, Medical and other Attendants, in the same year; with the 
Expense of maintaining each Class of Patients, and the rate per head of Charge made to the respective Parishes for 
the Lunatic Paupers therein received, 71. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 402.) 

Merropo.itan Pouicr-—Copies of any Letters written by direction of the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- 
inent, or received in his Office, on the subject of a Complaint made as to the conduct of the Metropolitan Police, 
on Tuesday, June 24, 1834, 445. Kine’s Answer, 448.—(V. AccounTs, 407.) 

Navartn—Copy of a Memorial from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, dated the 21st December 1831, for 
pecuniary Gratuity to the Officers, Seamen and Royal Marines engaged in the Battle of Navarin, 149. Kine’s 
Answer, 180.—(%. AccounTS, 419.) 

Navy—Usual Estimates, 17. K1ne’s Answer, 22.—(V. Accounts, 426, 433.) 

New Sourn Wares Veteran Companies—Copies of the Instructions issued by the Commander-in-Chief relative 
to the raising and calling up from the Out-pension List the late New South Wales Veteran Companies, 434. Kine’s 
Answer.—(V. Accounts, 58.) 

ParuiaMENT, Acts or-—Return of the Number of Acts of Parliament, Public, Local and Personal, passed from the 

ear 1800 to the year 1833, both inclusive ; distinguishing the Public from the Local and Personal, and showing 
the Number of each Class passed in each year for England, or England and Wales, for Scotland, for Great Britain, 
for Great Britain and Ireland, and for at had separately; together with the Total Number of each for the whole 
number of years, 136. Kine’s Answer, 180.) —V. AccouNTS, 455.) 

Potice Orrices (Lonpon)—Return of the Names of the Stipendiary Magistrates appointed to the several Police 
Offices in the Metropolis, the Dates of their Appointments, their usual Hours and Days of Attendance, Places of 
Residence, Offices or Chambers in the Inns of Poort. whether called to the Bar, and if practising within the last 
year, since their appointment, in any Department of the profession of the Law, or if engaged during that time in 


any other, and what Profession, Trade or Business, 29. Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 466.) 
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ADDRESSES—continued. 


83. Post Orrice—Return of the Number of Cases which have occurred, from 5th January 1829 to 5th January 1834, in 
each year, of Letters containing Money, Bills or Notes (distinguishing ‘the same), which have ‘been secreted or pur- 
Joined, in whole or in part, by any Person in the employ of the General Post Office, after being put into any Post 
Office of Great Britain or Ireland, directed to London (in so far as this may be known), with the Amount found 
deficient in each case, and in each year respectively, 149. Kine’s Answer, 180.—(V. Accounts, 523.) 


84. Copy of the Twenty-third Report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry, as referred to the Post- 
master-General by Minute of the Board of Treasury, 149. K1Nne’s Answer, 180. 





85. Prisoners—Return of the Number of Prisoners indicted and tried at the several Quarter Sessions of the year 1833, 
for each County in England and Wales, for Offences which, prior to the passing of the Acts of 2 and g Will. IV.c. 34, 
62 and 123, would have been capita! Felonies ; distinguishing the Nature of the Offences, and the Number of Con- 
victions and Acquittals, 24. Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 476, 477.) 


86. Prisoners, CLASSIFICATION OF—Returns of the Number and Denomination of Classes into which Prisoners are 
divided in the several County Gaols and Houses of Correction, within the Counties of Middlesex and Surrey, and 
the City of London :—of the Number of Prisoners in each Class; distinguishing as far as possible their Age, 
Offence for which convicted, the length of their respective Sentences, and whether they have been before convicted 
of any and what Offence, 580. Kineo’s Answer, 592. 


87. PROSECUTIONS FOR Linet—Return of all Prosecutions for Libel since the Accession of His present Majesty King 
William IV. either by ex officio Information or Indictment, conducted in the Department of the Solicitor for the 
Affairs of His Majesty’s Treasury, 149. Kine’s Answer, 180.—(V. AccounTs, 394, 395-) 


88. QuaRTER Sessions, CHAIRMEN—Return of the Names of the Chairmen of the different Quarter Sessions in England 
and Wales, distinguishing those which have been called to the Bar, and the Profession (if any) of the remainder, 
63. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 482.) 


89. Rate Payers (Leamington Priors )—Return of the Number of Rate Payers of the Town and Parish of Leamington 
Priors, distinguishing the Number assessed on Houses and Premises bond fide worth £.10 per annum and upwards, 
£.20, £.40 and upwards, 9. Kuine’s Answer, 22.—(V. Accounts, 485.) 


go. RecistRaTION Expenses—Overseers of each Parish or Place where Electors have been registered, in Great Britain, 
to state the Expenses incurred by every such Parish or Place respectively, at the last General Election, for the re- 
gistration and printing of the Names of the Electors (after deducting the Sums received for the Copies of the Registers 
sold); as also, any other Expenses incurred by the Parish at and for such Election; stating also, the Number of 
Voters left on the Register of each Parish or Place after the examination of the Registering Barrister before the 
last General Election, and the Number of Voters left on the Register at the last General lection, 31. Kine’s 
Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 489.) 


91. ReturNninG OrrFicers’ CuarcEes—Return of all Charges made against Candidates at the last General Election, and 
of all Fees and Perquisites received by Sheriffs, Under Sheriffs, Returning Officers of Counties, Boroughs and 
Places, Universities included, either by themselves or by their Deputies, or Town Clerks, in addition to 
what has been charged and already returned to Parliament, in Parliamentary Paper 189 of 1833, under the 71st 
Clause of the Reform Act:—also, a Return of the Number of Electors now registered in each County, Borough and 
Place, Universities included, 13. Kine’s Answer, 22.— V. AccounTs, 495-) 


92. Revenue, Commerce, &amp;c.—Copy of the Tables of the Revenue, Population, Commerce, &amp;c. of the United King- 
dom and its Dependencies, prepared under the direction of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, 
Part the Third, 597. 


93. Rovat AcapEmy—Statement of the Conditions, if any, on which the Apartments at Somerset House were originally 
bestowed on the Royal Academy ; and of the period for which they were granted ; whether unlimited, or terminable 
at the pleasure of the Crown or otherwise; the Number of Exhibitors during the last Ten years, &amp;c., 320. Kuine’s 
Answer, 360.—( V. AccounTs, 542.) 


ScoTLAND :— 
94. CORN AVERAGES—Reports of the Committee of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, onthe mode of 
striking the Fiars, of the date 1830 and 1831, with the relative Queries and Abstract, 233. Kine’s Answer, 243.— 
(V. Accounts, 561.) 
95. CourT oF SESS1IoN—Return of the Total Number of the Appointments of Factors loco tutoris or loco absentis, Judicial 
Factors, Curators bonis, and other judicial Managers, appointed by authority of the Court of Session in Scotland, 
between 12th January 1823 and 12th July 1833, 166. Kine’s Answer, 180.—(V. Accounts, 562.) 


96. Return of the Total Number of Clerks belonging to the Court of Session, including those con- 
nected with Jury Trial, showing the Number of those who are Principal Clerks, and of those who are Depute Clerks, 
Assistant Clerks, and Clerks of any other description, and specifying the Salary and Emoluments of every such 
Clerk :—also, the days of the year the’ said Clerks are on duty; and the nature and extent of the duties they perform : 
—also, the Number of Clerks denominated Judges’ Clerks ; the number of days in the year they officiate; the 
nature and extent of their duties ; by whom they are appointed; and the precise Salary or other sources of Emolu- 
ments (if any) of the said Judges’ Clerks, 469. Kine’s Answer, 504. 


97. EpucaTion— Returns relative thereto, 477. _Kine’s Answer, 504. 





98 ELECTION ExPENSES—Return of the several Sums charged against each Candidate, or the Person proposing him, by 
the Sheriffs, Poll Sheriffs, Sheriff Clerks, Town Clerks, Poll Clerks, or any other Officers or Persons whatever, 
connected with the late Election in Scotland, 50. Kine’s Answer, 64.—(V. Accounts, 565.) 


gg. Law CoMMISSION —Copy of the First Report made to His Majesty by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into 
Fees and Establishment of Clerks in the Court of Session, the preparation of Records in that Court; the Constitu- 
tion and Jurisdiction of the Sheriff Courts; the Law and Forms otf Imprisonment for Debt ; the Expense of Criminal 


Proceedings, and the completion and transference of Heritable Rights, 273. Kine’s Answer, 281.-—(V. Ac- 
couNTSs, /64.) 


100. LIGHTS, BEAcons AND Ruoys—Return of the Income and Expenditure for all Lights, Beacons and Buoys on the 
Coasts and in any of the Ports or Harbours of Scotland, for which Dues are charged on Shipping, not under the 
management of the Commissioners of Northern Lights, from the year 1826 to 1833, both inclusive, 71. Kine’s 
Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 560.) 


101. LINLITHGOW ALE, &amp;c. CERTIFICATES—Copy of any Resolutions adopted by the Justices of Peace of the County 
of Linlithgow, as to the granting of Certificates for the sale of Ale, Beer, Spirits, Wine and other exciseable Liquors, 
in the months of September or October 1832, 67. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 556.) 


102. L.1cENSES—Copy of the Resolutions entered into by the Justices of Peace of the County of 
Linlithgow, regarding the granting of Licenses, at a Meeting held in the month of May last, in terms of the statute 
9 Geo. LV. c. 58, 391. Kine’s Answer, 427,—(V. AccounTs, 509.) 


103. SABBATH Day OBsERVANCE—Copy of the Report of a Committee of the last Session of the General Assembly 


of the Church of Scotland, on the Sabbath Day Observance (Scotland) Bill, 394. K1ne’s Answer, 472.—(V. Ac- 
COUNTS, 570.) 


104. SHERIFFS—Returns of all the Offices, Business or Employments held or followed by Sheriff Substitutes, other than 
that of Sheriff Substitute and Commissary Depute ; and the Salaries of each Sheriff Depute and Sheriff Substitute, 


and the Salaries and Emoluments arising from each Office and Situation held in addition by each Sheriff Substitute, 
558. Kine’s Answer, 592. 





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ADDRESSES—continued. 


105. SHERIFF CLERKS AND STEWARD CLERKS— Return, specifying the Name and Date of Appointment of every Sheriff 
Clerk and Steward Clerk in Scotland, with an Account of the Total Amount of Fees or other Emoluments, derived 
by him from the said Office, in each of the last Five years respectively, 555. K1ne’s Answer, 592. 


106. TITHE ON F1sH—Return of the Parishes in Scotland in which Fish Tithe is paid, the Amount of such Fish Tithe- 
or of the Rent or Composition received in lieu of it, by the Clergymen, for the years 1831, 1832 and 1833; as also» 
of the Stipend or other Income, of the Clergymen of such Parishes where Fish Tithe is paid, and of the Value of 
their Manses and Glebes during the same period, 90. Kine’s Answer, 131. 


107. Vorers-—Return of the Total Number of Voters for each County, City, Borough and ‘lown in Scotland, returning or 
contributing to return, Members to Parliament, on the Register of each County, City, Borough or Town, on 1st 
August 1834, 567. Kine’s Answer, 592. 


108. WeEAvERS—Return of the Number of Males above the Age of Eighteen years employed in Hand-loom Weaving, from 
Wool, Cotton, Silk and Linen, in every Parish in Scotland, 44. K:ine’s Answer, 64. 





109. Seconpary PunisuMEnT (Australia )—Copies or Extracts of any Correspondence which may have taken place be- 
tween the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department and the Governors of the Australian Provinces on the subject 
of Secondary Punishment; also, Copies or Extracts of any Correspondence between the Secretaries of State for the 
Home and Colonial Departments on the same subject, 82. Kine’s Answer, 89.—(V. Accounts, 574.) 


110. SLAavE TRADE—Copies or Extracts of all Correspondence which may have taken place between His Majesty’s Go- 
vernment and Foreign Powers, relating to the Slave Trade, since the ist of January 1831, and not already laid 
before this House, 404. Kine’s Answer, 427.—(V. Accounts, 615.) 


111. Stepney Leet Juries—Return of the Number of Fines assessed by the Leet Jury, or respective Leet Juries, acting 
in and for the Manor of Stebunheath otherwise Stepney, in the County of Middlesex; the Amount at which such 
Fines were affeered, and the Amount of such Fines received, and how disposed of; and the Amount in value of 
Weights, Measures and Balances seized and taken away by such Jury or respective Juries, and how disposed of ; 
from the year 1827 to the year 1833, both inclusive ; distinguishing the Fines, Affeerments and Amounts received 
and disposed of for each year, 171. K1ine’s Answer, 180.—(V. AccounTs, §95:) 


112, Surpiice Fees anp Parisu Recister Fees—Return, from the Clergymen and Parish Clerks of all the Parishes 
and Places within the London Bills of Mortality, and of Chelsea, Kensington, Saint Mary-le-bone, Paddington and 
Saint Pancras, in the County of Middlesex, of the Fees charged by the Clergyman, Parish Clerk, Sexton, and any 
other Person, on or for any Baptism, whether public or private; for the publication of Banns and for Marriages ; 
and for Burials in any Church, Church-yards or Cemeteries of any such Parish or Place, 15. K1no’s Answer, 
22.—(V. AccounTs, 603.) 


113. UnstamPep Pusiications—Returns of the Number of Persons who have been committed by the Magistrates in 
Great Britain for selling unstamped Publications, from 27th February 1833 to this time ; stating the Names of the 
Persons committed ; and the Dates when and the Periods for which committed :—also, the Number now actually in 
Prison for such Offences, distinguishing those committed by the Magistrates of the Metropolis from those in other 
parts of the Country, 149. Kine’s Answer, 180.—(V. Accounts, 622.) 


114. Vorers—Returning Officer for each County, City, Borough, Place and University in the United Kingdom, at the last 
General Election, to state the Number of Voters polled at each Polling Place on each day of the Election, 31. 
Kine’s Answer, 64. (V. Accounts, 623.) 


115. Witcox, Rev. Joun—-Copy of a Memorial to His Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, 
from Lay Members of the Established Church acting as a Committee for the defence of the Reverend John 
Wilcox, A.M., late Minister of the Episcopal Chapel of Saint John, at Hampstead, 248. Kine’s Answer, 281. 
—(V. Accounts, 629.) 





Usvat Szsstonan Appresses—House resolves to go into a Committee upon a certain day to consider of the usual 
Sessional Addresses, 571. Considered; Proceedings in Committee; 578. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; ‘l'o 
be presented by Privy Councillors, 582.—(V. AnprEssEs, 7, 8.) 





ABORIGINAL TRIBES. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 2, 9.) 


Actanp’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 352. Read, 
360. Committed, 371. Reported, 410. Passed, 411. Royal 
Assent, 438. 


folk) ; Suffolk, Eastern Division of; 98. Salop, 100. Wive- 
liscombe ; Brackley ; 109. Glamorgan, 118. Great Driffield, 
1373; Devizes; Suffolk, Western Division; Huntingdon, 
County of ; 142. Bromyard ; Staffordshire, Sheriff and Grand 
Jury of; 155. Stogursey; Huntspill; Lyng; Middle Chin- 
nock, West Chinnock and Chiselborough ; Otterhampton ; 
Stockland, Bristol; Cossirgton; Charlinch ; Thurloxton; 
North Perrott; Haseibury Plucknett; Othery; Bawdrip; 
Middlezoy; Ashcott ; Grienton; Pawlett ; Cannington ; Shap- 
wick ; Moorlinch ; Westonzoyland ; Chedzoy; North Pe- 
therton ; Enmore; Goathurst; Aisholt; Spaxton; Broomfield; 
161. Puxton; Yatton and Kenn; Backwell; Walton and 
North Weston; Portishead ; Dundry ; Saint George’s (Somer- 


Actions of Quare Impepit. Vide Quare Impepit Ac- 


TIONS. 
Apa, William. Vide Dest, Nationat. 


Appts, Richard; Petition of Richard Addis, a Prisoner in the 
King’s Bench Prison, for his Release from Confinement, 25. 


ADMINISTRATION of Justice in Borovucus; Bill for the 


ApmMiIssIon of FREEMEN. 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
AFRICA. 


better Administration of Justice in certain Boroughs and 
Franchises ; Ordered; Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 248. Committed, 
272. Committee deferred, 306, 326. Bill considered, 33). 
Report deferred, 336. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Da 

appointed for Third Reading; 344. Third Reading deferred, 
367. Passed, 374. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 461. 
Considered, 486. Agreed to, 487. Royal Assent, 525. 


Vide FreemMEN. 
Vide Mecuanics’ INSTITUTES. 
Vide Accounts. (Supp ty.) 


AcRIcuLTURAL Distress; Petitions complaining thereof; 
From Sherrington; Woodchurch; County of Bucks (two 
Petitions), 57. Hundred of Frome (Somerset); Hundred of 
Hinckford (Essex); Hundred of Winstree, and Half-hun- 
dred of Lexden (Essex); Weare; East Brent; Burnham; 
Berrott; Bleadon; Uphill; Shipham ; Cheddar; Chapel 
Allerton ; Rodney Stoke Compton Bishop; Biddisham ; 
Mark ; Winscombe; Brean ; Lympsham ; Budgworth ; South 
Brent; Meare; Wedmore; Hundred of Tendring (Essex); 
Mildenhall ; County of Cambridge; Stratton Saint Margaret's 

(near Swindon); 94. Outwell; Hundred of Blything (Suf- 


Vox. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


set; Nempnett; Nailsea; Clevedon; Long Ashton; Hutton; 
Stanton Drew ; Portbury; Butcombe ; Chew Magna; Wring- 
ton; Chewstoke ; Worle; Kewstoke; Week Saint Lawrence; 
Blagdon; Burrington; Ubley; Compton Martin; Ticken- 
ham; Abbotts Leigh; Westbury; 174. Taunton, 210. 
Hundreds of Loddon and Clavering (Norfolk), 213. Preston 
Bissett with Cowley, 216. Thrapston, 265. Stradbrooke, 
265. Llanfihangel Genau’r Glyn; Cardigan; Blaenffos ; 
Ebenezer (Pembrokeshire); Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Claver- 
ing-Place (Newcastle-upon-Tyne) ; Windsor ; Clipstone ; 
Ebenezer Chapel (Kettering); Oundle; Aldwinkle; Ketter- 
ing ; Ashley and Wilbarston; Kettering ; Salem Chapel 
(Wellingborough); Kilsby; Cheese-lane (Wellingborough) ; 
West End (Wellingborough) ; 265. Anglesey, 269, Whit- 
church, 271. Great Grimsby; Upwell and Welney ; Caistor ; 
Brigg; New Malton; 276. County of Worcester; Hills- 
den; 283. Leominster; Broxton; Eddisbury; County of 
Derby; 288. Manshead ; Hundreds of Coleridge and Stan- 
borough, in the South Hams of Devon; Hundred of Denjie 
(Essex); 299. County of Northampton (Three Petitions); 
Piddington, Preston Deanery, Quinton, Wootton, Harding- 
stone, Great Houghton, Little Houghton, Brayfield, Denton, 
Castle Ashby, Cogenhoe, Horton and Hackleton; Kesling- 

bury, 

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[ 4.1834. 





AGRICULTURAL DisTRESs—continued. 


bury, Harpole, Heyfords, Upper and Nether, Rothersthorpe 
and Upton; Towcester; 304. Cramfield; Stratford-upon- 
Avon ; 333-. Hundred of South Greenhoe (Norfolk) ; 
Gloucestershire Agricultural Society ; 341. Stone, 354. 
County of Cambridge, 403. Central Committee of the East 
Suffolk Society for the Protection of Agriculture ; Counties 
of Leicester and Warwick; 437. Warwick County (Two 
Petitions) ; Leicester County; Thirsk ; Lutterworth ; Market 
Harborough ; 465. Suffolk ; Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; 483. 
York City, 494. Chipping Campden; Bledlow and Bledlow 
Ridge; Barton Harts-Horn-cum-Chetwode; Banbury; King- 
sey, Towersey and Aston Sandford ; Twyford ; Tingewick ; 
the three Hundreds of Buckingham; Haddenham ; Somer- 
ton High Ham, Long Sutton and Curry Rivell ; Dinton ; 
Cuddington; Northern Division of the County of Hants; 
502. Hundred of Dewsland (Pembroke), 547. Tillingham, 
560. 





Corn Laws, &amp;c.; Petitions against 
alteration of Corn Laws, the Importation of Corn, for re- 
lief from Taxes; Reformation of the Poor Laws, and exten- 
sion thereof to Ireland; and for a commutation of Tithes ; 
From Aldborough and Boroughbridge; Scottan, Brearton, 
and other places; Kirk Hammerton; Alne and Tollerton ; 
Whixley ; Great and Little Ouseburn; Dunsforth and Bran- 
ton; Minskip; Skelton and Givendale; Scriven and kKnares- 
borough ; Aldwark and Linton; Green Hammerton ; Newton- 
upon-Ouse ; Well Snape and Nosterfield ; and Pickering Lyth, 
East, forming the Scarborough Agricultural Association ; 89. 

. So much of His Majesty’s Speech, 
at the opening of the Session, as relates to Agricultural Dis 
tress, read, 59. 





Vide TrapeEs’ UNtons. 
Employment. Vide LaBourers. 
Vide Irn—ELaND (CHURCH TEM- 


LABOURERS. 








Acricuttore, State of, 
PORALITIES.) 

AvBourne Road. 

A.tpexsureu Roads; Petition for a Bill; and Bill ordered ; 42, 

Vide ScoTLanp. 

SuPPLy. 


Vide HENFIELD. 


ALEHNOUSE CERTIFICATES. 


Autens. Vide Accounts. East INpbIA. 


ALLHALLOws, Lombard-street, Parish of ; Petition of Parishion- 
ers complaining of the appointment of the Rev. Francis Daw- 
son, B. A. by the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, to be 
Rector of the said Parish, 48. 


Attan’s Divorce; Bill brought from the Lords, 360. Read, 
365. Committed; Instruction to hear counsel, and examine 
witnesses; 378. Petition of James Alexander Simpson, re- 
specting the service of the Orders of the House upon the 
Agent for Mrs. Allen ; House informed, that Mr. Farquhar at- 
tended at the door ; he was called in, and stated, that he knows 
that Mrs. Allen has embarked for Canada; and that he has 
a written authority from her legal adviser to act for her; ser- 
vice of the order and copy of the Bill on Mr. Farquhar to 
be deemed good service, 378. Bill considered; and reported 
without Amendment; 411. Passed, 423. Royal Assent, 439. 


Auuen, John. Vide Ecc.iestasticat Law. 


ALLIANCE MARINE AssuRANCE ComPAny; Petition for Bill; 
referred to a Committee, 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 109. 
Presented, and read, 127. Committed, 146. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 216. Passed, 224. Agreed to by the Lords, 
246. Royal Assent, 320. 


AumMaANAcK Stamps Repeat; Bill to repeal the Stamp Duties 
on Almanacks and Directories, and to give other relief with re- 
lation to the Stamp Duties in Great Britain and Ireland respec- 
tively ; Ordered, 530. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 534. Committed, 544. 
Considered, 551. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 552. Passed, 557. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 581. Royal Assent, 593. 

Aurewas Road. Vide RuGevey. 

Austron Inclosure. Vide Arve. 


ALSTONEFIELD ( Staffore!) Inclosure ; Petition for a Bill; and 
Bill ordered ; 32. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 
268. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 328. Passed, 339. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 376. Royal Assent, 400. 

Autuorp, Lord Viscount. Vide Privitece. 

Amenica, UnirepStratesor. Vide EM1cration. Tosacco. 

American Cotonies. Vide East INpb1a. 

ANDERSTON Police Act. Vide ScoTLanp. 

AnimAts. Vide Crue.ty To ANIMALS. 


APproTHecaRiEs’ Act; Petition of Medical Practitioners hold- 
ing Edinburgh Diplomas, resident in and near Scarborough, 
for the repeal thereof, 119. Referred to the Select Committee 
on Medical Education, 120. 


Vide IRELAND. 


Bill (Sess. 1833); Petitions against; From 
Licentiates-of Apothecaries Hall in Ireland, resident in Drog- 


heda; Referred to Select Committee on Medical Education, 








124. John Stevenson; Licentiate Apothecaries of Ireland ; 
Referred, 124. Apothecaries of the county of Clare; Re- 
ferred, 210. 


ApPEALs. Vide Bitts. Private BILLs. 
APPRENTICES. Vide AssEssED TAxEs. ParisnH APPREN- 
TICES. 


Arctic Sea Expepition; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the circumstances of the Expedition to the Arctic 
Seas, commanded by Captain John Ross, of the Royal Navy, 
with a view to ascertain whether any and what reward may 
be due for the services rendered on that occasion, 135. Power 
to report Observations, together with Minutes of Evidence; 
Report ; to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 227. 


Petition referred, 178. 
—— Vide Buck, Anthony. 


ARLE (Gloucester) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill; and Bill 
ordered ; 25. Presented, and read, 28. Committed, 37. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 186. Passed, 188. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 220. Considered; and agreed 
to; 225. Royal Assent, 321. 


Arms. Vide IRELAND. 


Army. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 10.) CorpPoraL Pun- 
ISHMENTS. Mutiny. Suppty. 


AccoUuTREMENTS; Petition of Richard M‘Cormick, late 
a private in the 17th regiment of Lancers, alleging extortions 
practised on the Army in the supply of articles furnished to 
the Men, and for an inquiry, 360. 


Commissions. Vide Wuarton, General James. 
ARRESTMENT of Waces. Vide ScorTLanpD. 


Arrest upon Mesne Process; Bill for abolishing Arrest 
upon Mesne Process, except in certain cases; Ordered, 321. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 326. Second reading deferred, 355, 373, 
410, 426, 444. 

ARUNDEL Port. Vide Accounts. 


AssgssepD Taxes; Petition of John Fraine Quick, complaining 
of being surcharged for a Male Servant, he being compelled 
by the Parish to take a boy as an Apprentice, 121. 


Petitions for the repeal thereof; From Maiden- 
head, 144. Sunninghill, Old Windsor, and other places, 227, 


Motion, That it is the Opinion of this House, 
that as the Assessed Taxes are prejudicial to the Home Trade 
and Manufactures of this country, and, by their pressure on 
persons of moderate fortunes, occasion them to spend their 
incomes abroad, it is expedient that they should be repealed, 
and the deficiency in the Revenue supplied by a Tax upon 
Real Property, Securities upon Real Property, and the Public 
Funds; Notice taken, that Forty Members were not pre- 
sent ; 378. 























Petition of John Phillips, complaining of the 
seizure of his goods for Assessed Taxes, 501. 


~ — - Acts relating thereto, read; To be consi- 
dered; 527. Considered, 529. Resolution for Bill reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; 530. Vide infra. 
Relief; Bill to grant relief from the Duties of 
Assessed Taxes; Ordered; 530. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second reading ; and to be printed ; 534. Com- 
mitted, 544. Considered, 551. Reported; Bill re-committed ; 
Considered; 557. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third reading; 563. Passed, 570. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 596. Royal Assent, 598. 


Vide Hutcuinson, Edwin. Put uips, John. 
ReEGisTRATION of Voters. Tripp, William. 


Composition; Act 48 Ceo. III. c. 141, re- 
lating thereto, read ; Bill to continue and amend the Acts for 
authorizing a Composition for Assessed Taxes; Ordered, 489. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 492. Committed, 519. Committee de- 
ferred, 527, 533- Bill considered, 551. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 545. Passed, 
551. Agreed to by the Lords, 581. Royal Assent, 593. 


Assessors of Taxes ; Petition of Inhabitants of Thaxtead, for 
transferring the Duties of Assessors of Taxes to the Excise, 
560. , 

AssizEs Removal. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 11.) 

— Rewards unpaid. (Vide ADDREssEs, 12.) 


Aston and Coate (Oxford) Inclosure ; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 52. Order for referring Petition to a Com- 
mittee, read, and discharged ; Bill ordered ; Presented, and 
read; 153. Committed, 282. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 327. 




















Petitions against; From 
the Earl of Shrewsbury, &amp;c. 212. Aston and Coate, 298. 
Aston and Coate; Referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 304. 

Aston’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 344. Read, 346. 
Committed, 371. Reported, and passed, 411. Royal Assent, 
438. 


Atutone Bridge. Vide IRELAND. 


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Avusrey’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 344. Read, 

- 346. Committed, 368. Reported, and passed, 411. Royal 
Assent, 438. 

AvENUEto the House. Vide House. 


Austin, Edward. Vide Ships “ RoyaAt Georce” and 
“ Boyne.” - 


George. Vide Stamp DutiEs. 


AustRALtiA, Soutn, Colonization ; Motion for leave to bring 
in a Bill to establish South Australia into a British Province, 
and to provide for the colonization and government thereof ; 
The King’s Recommendation signified ; and Bill ordered ; 
426. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second read- 
ing ; and to be  soegn 492. Committed, 519. Considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considermg Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 535. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report read; Bill re-committed ; Considered ; 
Committee report Progress, 543. Committee deferred, 551. 
Bill further considered, 553. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third reading; 558. Passed, 567. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 599. Considered, 600. Agreed 





to, 601. Royal Assent, 604. 
— WestTeERN. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
AYNHOE Road. Vide BicEsTER. 
4 &amp; 5° Will. WV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


BaxewE , Samuel Roscoe. Vide Forcery. 

BausricgGaNn Church. Vide IRELAND. 

Batitot. Vide Votre sy Bator, 

Vide TIMBER. 

Bampton Inclosure. Vide Astron and Coarr, 

BansripbGeE and Betrast Roads. Vide IRELAND. 

Bansury Road. Vide Buck1inGHam. 

Bankers’ Notes. Vide Accounts. 

Bank Norges. Vide Accounts. ONE Pounp Notes. 

Bank of ENGLAND. Vide Accounts. Sitver STANDARD. 

-— Dest; Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. 4, c. 98, relating 

thereto, read ; House resolves immediately to go into a Com- 

mittee to consider of the said Act, 548. Act considered ; Pro- 
ceeding in Committee, 549. Resolution for Bill reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 552. Vide infra. 

Bill to provide for the re-payment, to the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, of one-fourth 
part of the Debt due from the Public to the said Company, 
im pursuance of an Act of the last Session of Parliament, 
ordered, 552. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second reading; 559. Committed, 567. Considered, 571. 
Reported; to beingrossed ; Day appointed for Third reading; 
578. Passed, 582. Agreed to by the Lords, 596. Royal 
Assent, 598. 

Bankruptcy Court. 

Bankrupt Laws. 


BaNKRUPTS. 


Battic TIMBER. 








Vide Accounts. 
Vide ScoTLanp. 
Vive ScoTLanD. 


Estates; Bill for investing in Government 
Securities a portion of the Cash lying unemployed in the Bank 
of England belonging to Bankrupts’ Estates, and applying the 
Interest thereon in discharge of the Expenses of the Court 
of Bankruptcy, and for the relief of the Suitors in the said 
Court; Ordered, 44. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second reading; and to be printed; 45. Committed, 59. 
Committee deferred, 64,68. Order for Committee read, and 
discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee; 72. 
Member added, 146. Instruction to Committee, that they 
have Power to examine into the matters contained in the said 
Bill, and report their opinion thereupon to the House; also, 
that they have Power to send for persons, papers and records, 
257. Power to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence ; 
Bill reported, with Minutes of Evidence; to lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 377. Bill 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 395. Com- 
mittee deferred, 414, 431, 435. Bill considered, and reported; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 441. Further consideration of Re- 
port deferred, 456, 463, 475, 480, 486, 508, 519, 527, 533, 
541, 545» 551- 

Petition of Charles Elley, chief clerk in the 
Secretary of Bankrupts’ Office, for Compensation on retire- 
ment from his oftice ; referred to Select Committee on Bank- 
rupts’ Estates Bill; 103. 


Vide Accounts. 
Bannister, Saxe; Petition of Saxe Bannister, late Attorney- 


General of New South Wales, complaining of dismissal from 
office, 538. 


Barzavoes, Council and Assembly of. Vide Suavery Avo- 
LITION AcrT. 


Baron DE Bong. Vide Bong, Baron pre. 


Barrincton and CAMPSsFIELD Road ; Bill ordered; Pre- 
sented, and read; 153. Day appointed for Second reading, 
258. Committed, 264. Power to Committee to send for 











Vor, 89 ——Sess. 1834. 


persons, papers and records, 303. Time enlarged for Report, 
327, 340, 365. Bill reported, 395. To be ingrossed, 396. 
Passed, 402. By the Lords, with Amendments, 503. Consi- 
dered, and agreed to, 522. Royal Assent, 540. 

Petitions against; From 
Faringdon and Shilton ; Radcot, and other places; 264. Trus- 
tees of Great Faringdon Roads; Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 275. Burford; Referred, and 
counsel ordered ; 319. 








Petition ; complaining 
that the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 264. 
Vide Upton - Hitu 





Road. 
Barristers. Vide Erections. Revistnc BARRISTERS. 


Bastarpy Laws; Petition of Landholders and Rateable In- 
habitants of Bewcastle and other places, for assimilating the 
Bastardy Laws in England to those in Scotland, 88. 


Batu, Order of the. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 74.) 
Kine. Orper or tue Batu. 


——- Road. Vide TuNLEy. 


Batrex and Hoon’s Corner Road; Petition for a Bill; and 
Bill ordered ; 33. 

Bawtry and East Marxuam Road; Petition fora Bill; and 
Bill ordered; 46. 


Bayuteg, John, Vide SMAtt LivinGs. 
Baynes, Rey. Adam. Vide Tirnts. 


Bays, George Henry. Vide Wercurts and MEAsuREs. 

BayswaTeEr Sewer; Bill to enable the Commissioners of Sewers 
for the City and Liberty of Westminster, and part of the 
County of Middlesex, to make a new Sewer at Bayswater, 
in the County of Middlesex; Ordered, 485. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 
492. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 528. Com- 
mittee nominated, 534. Bill reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to o printed ; 
544. Order for further consideration of Report read; Bill 
re-committed ; Resolution (2d June), authorizing the Com- 
missioners of Woods, &amp;c. to advance, out of the Land Re- 
venue of the Crown one moiety of the expense of forming a 
new Sewer from Bayswater Brook, in lieu of the drainage 
which now takes place through the Serpentine River, read ; 
Instruction to Committee to make provision Sponedimngy 5 Bill 


considered ; 557. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
ay for Third Reading; 563. Passed, 570. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 594. 





Petitions against; From Arthur Stanhope, 
Esquire, and others, 523. Paddington and Saint Mary-le-bone ; 
Rekewod to the Committee on the Bill, 543. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee, upon a certain day, to consider of authorizing 
the payment, out of the Land Revenue of the Crown, of one 
moiety of the expense of forming a new Sewer from the Bays- 
water Brook; The King’s Recommendation signified ; Motion 
agreed to; Matter to be considered; 544. Matter considered, 
551. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 552. 

Beasmore, John; Petition of John Beasmore, late Serjeant 
Armourer in the 17th Regiment of Foot, stating certain ser- 
vices and saving he has rendered the country by the exposition 
of abuses ; and praying for an inquiry, 319. 

BeprorD Road. Vide Hitcuin. 

Beer Housss; Petition of Inhabitants of Astley for the abo- 
lition thereof, 230. 

Petition of Inhabitants and Householders of East 

Peckham, complaining of the demoralizing effects thereof, 

396. 


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Petition of an Inhabitant of Cobridge, for the 
better regulation thereof, 494. 

Beer, SALe or, Act; Petitions of Magistrates and others of 
Birmingham, against consumption of Beer on the premises 
where sold, 473. 





— Petitions for Repeal or Amendment of the 
Act; From Magistrates of the county of Norfolk, 67. Hagley 
Clent, 74. Carmarthen county, Justices of the Peace of, 81. 
Sedgley, 115. Abbott’s Bromley, 134. Justices of the Peace 
for the western division of the county of Sussex, 210. Lyme 
Regis Bolton, 215. Tiverton, 229. Billingshurst and Shipley ; 
Wilsden (York); Warden-Henlow and Shillington ; 234. East 
Retford, 252. Cranworth-cum-Letton, &amp;c.; parts of Lindsey 
(Lincoln); 259. Bridgwater, 267. Anglesey; Bury (Lan. 
caster); 269. Hosmbuth: Preston; Runcorn; 275. Crosston ; 
Hesketh-with-Becconsall; Howick ; Rufford; Longton; Bre- 
therton; Leyland; Penwortham; Tarleton; Mawdsley; Parbold; 
Little Hoole; Wrightington; Eccleston; Farrington; Hertford ; 
Wadhurst; Mayfield, and other places; Steyning; Eldersfield ; 
Welland ; 283. Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of the 
county of Berks; Justices of the Peace for the county of 
Chester; High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the county of So- 
merset; Grand Jury for the county of Chester; Nantwich ; 
288. Hughenden; Tonbridge; Crondall; Hadlow; 294. East- 
ington, 295. Blackburn ; Driffield and Harnhill; Nayland ; 
Huntspill; Pawlett; Brodrip; Brighton; 300. Yatton (two 
Petitions) ; 


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[ 4.1834. 





Beer, Sate or, Act—continued. 
Petitions); Hundred of Tendring (Essex); Magistrates in the 
Collumpton Division, Devon; 301. Langham; Leigh, Stafford ; 
Stockport; Boston (two Petitions); 308. Tipton; Truro; Crick- 
lade; 323. Upottery, 334. Chesham; West Bergholt; 335. 
Frodesley ; Holbeach ; Wrentham; Chappel and Great Tey; 
340. Much Hoole, 348. West Chiltington; Stickney; 354. 
Magistrates of Salop, 359- Usk; Sheffield; 369. Christchurch 
Middlesex; Whitechapel and Mile-End Old Town; William 
Cooper; 379- Milverton; North Peverton, 396. Swaffham 
Prior, 403. Stroud, 407. Bentley, 408. Nailsea; Lexden; 
Almondbury; Fordham, 416. Hundred of Holt (Norfolk), 424. 
Langford Budville, 437. Ackworth, 438. Nantwich, 458. 
Congresbury, 465. Halse and Fitzhead, 510. Reading, 547. 
Adwick-le-Street, 553. 

Petitions for placing Brewers and Retailers 

of Beer on the same fuoting as Licensed Victuallers; From 

Nottingham, go. Loughborough, 109. Chester, 110. Bolton- 

le-Moors, 158. Huddersfield (two Petitions), 234. Leeds; 

Dewsbury ; 242. William Woodrow; Manchester and Sal- 

ford ; 259. Idle and Eccleshill, 261. Bradford (York), 266. 

Stockport; Leigh; 275. Halifax; Kidderminster; Oldham ; 

283. Wigan, 294. Darlaston; 296. Wantage, 301. Halifax, 

334. Bradford (York); King’s Lynn; 369. 

Petitions praying, That if further enact- 

ments are considered necessary to regulate the sale of Beer, 

the House will legislate impartially, by placing all persons 
engaged in the sale of that article on an equal footing; From 

Guilden Morden; Steeple Morden; 502. Ashwell; 516. 

Hitchin ; Potton; 523. 

Petition of Benjamin Tubb, of Warborough, 

against alteration of the Act, 416. 

Act 1 Will. 4, c. 64, relating thereto, read 5 

Bill to amend, ordered, 232. Presented, and read; Day 

appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 257. Se- 

cond Reading deferred, 276. Bill committed, 301. Com- 
mittee deferred, 355, 395- Bill considered ; Committee report 

Progress; 411. Committee deferred, 414, 475, 479, 485- 

Bill further considered, 489. Committee report Progress, 

490. Committee deferred, 497, 509, 536. Instruction to 

Committee to make provision relative to the Duty to be 

paid by any person taking out an Excise License for the 

retailing of Kam 546. Bill further considered, and reported ; 

Day 4 apne for further considering Report; Bill, as amend- 

ed, to be printed; 549. Report further considered ; Bill to 

be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 562. Passed, 

570. By the Lords, with Amendments, 599. Considered, 

601. Agreed to, 602. Royal Assent, 603. 

Proceedings in Committee, 411,489,490, 549. 

Petitions against ; From Boston, 301. Surrey, 

351. Wrockwardine Wood; Wellington (Salop); Sheffield ; 

369. John Robathan, Chairman of a Society called “ The 

Birmingham New Publicans’ Society,” 296. Cambridge ; 

Weymouth and Melcombe Regis; Littleport; 411. Ely; 

William Garrett; Blackburn; Inhabitants of the Metropolis 

and its environs; Retailers of Beer and Ale in the Metropo- 

lis and its environs; 412. Dawley; Bristol ; Bradford (York) ; 

416. Bath, 460. Samuel Parker and others, 461. Ely; Ash- 

ford ; Reading; 465. The Metropolis and its environs ; Stoke- 

upon-Trent ; Canterbury ; Thomas Ripley ; 470. Wolverhamp- 
ton ; Worcester; Cambridge; Hyde ; Godley, and other places ; 

New and Old Sleaford; Boston ; County of Southampton; Win- 

chester ; Huntingdon and Godmanchester ; Fenstanton ; Saint 

Noet’s ; Saint Ives (Hunts); Newcastle-under-Lyne; Walsall ; 

Plymouth, Devonport and Stonehouse; Dover; Chatteris; Ely; 

Dudley ; 473. Dealand Walmer; Northampton ; Kidderminster ; 

Birmingham; 475. King’s Lynn; Henry Nathaniel Byles; 482. 

London and Birmingham; 484. Southampton (two Peti- 

tions) ;- Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; James Bott; Abingdon; Lei- 

cester; Amersham; 494. John Parker and John George Babb, 

§22. Wednesbury, 536. Stockport, 548. James Bishop, 5609. 

Petitions in favour; From Reading (two 
Petitions), John Westall, 288; Leeds, 359; Brewood, Stor- 
rington, &amp;c., 365; Uxbridge, 427; Kingstanley, &amp;c., Net- 
tlestead, Minchinhampton and other places, 473. Stroud, 
Painswick and Bisley; Penn ; 502. 

Be.rast Canat and Dock. 

BeNHALL Road. Vide ALDEBURGH. 

Betrorp Road. Vide Forp Bripce, 

Bett, Christopher. Vide Poor Laws. 

Berxevey Canal. Vide Gloucester. 


Brermonpsty (Waterside) Improvement; Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 26. Reported, 153. Bill ordered ; 
Leave given to present the Bill on or before a certain day ; 
154. Bill presented, and read, 179. Committed, 223. 
Power to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords, 288. Time enlarged for Report, 323, 346, 384, 421. 
Bill reported, 435. To be ingrossed, 436. Passed, 482. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 532. Considered, and agreed 
to, 538. Royal Assent, 594. 























Vide IRELAND. 





. Petitions against ; 
From Thomas Hays; Commissioner of the Highways in Ber- 
mondsey; Inhabitants of Bermondsey; Inhabitants of the 


Waterside Division of Bermondsey, 223. Trustees of the 
Bermondsey, Rotherhithe and Deptford Roads; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered ; 223. Deptford; 
Referred, 252. London and Greenwich Railway Company ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 287. Thomas Hays and Tho- 
mas Crisp, 293. Commissioners of the Highways in Ber- 
mondsey; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 293. Commission- 
ers of Sewers for the Limits extending from East Moulsey in 
Surrey, to Ravensbourne in Kent, 304. Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 305. Deptford; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 323. 
John Evans, 488. 

—_—_____- o Petition of Inhabit- 

ant Rate-payers of the Waterside Division of Bermondsey, 

in favour, 223. 








. Ps Petition of Inha- 
bitants of the Waterside Division of the Parish of Saint 


Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, praying the House not to agree 
to the additional Clause introduced by the House of Peers, 
nor to pass the Bill in its present form, 535. 


Berwick Jurisdiction; Bill for uniting under one Jurisdiction 
the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed and the District of North 
Durham ; Ordered, 181. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 561. 

Road. Vide Forp Bripce. 

—vPoN-TwEED Borough; Petition of the Corporation 
of Berwick-upon-Tweed against the proposed union of that 
Town with North Durham, 175. 

—_— Petitions for uniting the 
Districts of Norhamshire and Islandshire, commonly called 
North Durham, in jurisdiction with Berwick-upon-T'weed ; 
From Berwick-upon-Tweed, Norhamshire and Islandshire 
(Durham), 181. 

Bicester Road. Vide EnstTone. 


—— and AyNnno Road; Petition for a Bill, and Bill or- 
dered, 55. 














BILLS : 
APPpLicATions for Private Bills; viz—For 


BripGes. Vide Foury or Vriars (Oxrorn) 
PORT AND HAsLAR IRELAND (ATHLONE 
LIMERICK) ITCHEN LamBeEtn, LonpoNn 
O_p StTratTrorD PooLe—Powick STAINES. 





Gos- 























CHURCHES, &amp;c. Vide CHELSEA. 











DRAINAGE. Vide Ho_tpeacn ann GEDNEY STOKE 
Ferry. 
GAS. Vide BRIpDGEWATER CAMBRIDGE GLOUCEsS- 





TER Leeps — LivERPOOL 
—LesTH, TRINITY.) 





ScoTrLanp (LEITH 


HaArRBowurs. Vide IrnEtaND (DROGHEDA —— Port 
CROMMELIN) Newport (Monmouth) SAINT 
Leonarnp’s (Hastines)—ScoTLanp (CROMARTY 
PERTH STOTFIELD AND LOSSIEMOUTH )—— 
We ts (NorFOLK.) 














Hicuways. Vide Barrkineron AND CAMPSFIELD, Bat- 
TEL AND Hoop’s Corner, Bawtry anp Easr 
Markuam, Bicester AND AyYNHO, BrovucGH ano 
Bowes, BuckincuAM, BurFrorp anpD Swinpon—— 
CHATHAM AND CANTERBURY, CHESTERFIELD AND 
HerRnstoneE, CoLLuMPTON Dunuam Ferry 
East SMITHFIELD, ENSTONE AND BICESTER Forp 
BripGceE AND LowIck GODMANCHESTER AND Cam- 
BRIDGE HENFIELD AND DitcuHeELine, HinckLey 
AND Narsorouca, Hitcuin IRELAND (BAN- 
BRIDGE AND BELFAST—— DROGHEDA AND KELLS 

NEWRY AND CHARLEMONT) —— KINGSBRIDGE 

AND DaRTMOUTH Lees AND HEBDEN Bripee, Lin- 

COLN, LLANTRISSENT MippLeseEx ANDEsseEx, MIN- 

STERLEY AND CHURCH STOKE, MONTGOMERYSHIRE 

Norwich AND SwWAFFHAM——RUGELEY AND STONE 

——ScotTLann (CLACKMANNAN AND PERTHSHIRE 

—— DUM BARTONSHIRE——GLASGOW AND SHOTTS 

—— LANARKSHIRE SELKIRKSHIRE), SELBY 

Ferry, &amp;c., SouTHTOWN (YARMOUTH), STAFFORD AND 

UTTOXETER Tavistock, Tuniey, Upton Hite 

Watton Bripce, Worksop, WoRTLEY. 


IMPROVEMENTS. Vide BermMonpsey (W aTER-SIDE)}—— 





















































CaiePENnHAM—— DEVIZES GrosvVENOR-PLACE-—— 
IRELAND (KINGSTOWN) —— LiMEHOUSE SAINT 
James (WESTMINSTER) TunsrivcgeE WeELtLs 
WiIsBECcH. 

INCLOSURES. Vide ALsTONFIELD, ARLE, ASTON AND 
CoaTe Bisnop’s CLEEVE—BvucKLEBURY~——CHIPr- 





STABLE, 





4&amp;5W.1V.] INDEX @o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 

















BILLS—continued. 
STABLE, Coprorp Saint Mary, CoLMworta——Dat.- 
woop, DunrssourNE—— ELm—— HarpwickE—— 
IRELAND (MEALIFFE) KINGSCLERE — LANGLEY, 
LonGNEY MIpDLETON-1IN-TEESDALE —— Ras- 
KELF SHELFORD (GREAT), STANWICK——TIsBURY 
Upway. 


NAVIGATIONS AND RAILWAYS. Vide BIRMINGHAM AND 
Liverroot JuncTion, BLaypon aND HeEsesurn, 
BristoL AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Bute (CaarpiFr) 
Suip CANAL——CALDER AND HEBBLE, CARMARTHEN- 
sHiRE, Cuarp, CraArence (DurnAmM)}——Danrrt, Dur- 
HAM JuNcTION, DurHAM AND SUNDERLAND —— 
GLoucEsTER AND BERKELEY, GRAND JUNCTION, 
Great WesteRN——HartTLepoot, HaytE——IReE- 
LAND (BELFAST CANAL AND Dock —— DuBLIN 
AND KINGSTOWN-——RoscoMMON )——LonDON AND 
SouTHamptTon, Lonpon anp WinpsorR——MEpway 


NewcastTLE AND Nortu Ssal1ELDsS——PRESTON 
AND WIGAN Saint HELEN’s AND Runcorn Gap, 


ScoTtLanp (EDINBURGH AND DALKEITH—- WI- 
SHAW AND COLTNESS), SWANNIGTON AND LovuGu- 
BOROUGH——W ELLAN D—— YARMOUTH HAVEN. 








Poor. Vide Braprorp (WI1LTs.) 


Various. Vide ALLIANCE MARINE AssuRANCE Com- 
PANy——BisnHopscaTge Titnes, Borovucnu (Soutu- 
wARK) WaTeRworRKs, BriGHTON WaTERWORKS, 
British AMERICAN LAND Company, Britisn Iron 
Company, Brunswick (New), LanpCompany, Burn- 
LEY MARKET CHRISTCHURCH (Surrey) REcTory, 
CIRENCESTER SMALL DEsts, CockKERHAM ADVOWSON 
——Dorcnuester Pavinc, DupLEY Waterworks 
—- Exeter MARKETS FisHGUARD MARKET 

GLASTONBURY PaRisHEs, GLOUCESTER LIGHTING, 

GREENHITHE PiER——HAMMERSMITH VICARAGE—— 

TrRELAND (CORK MINING COMPANY, CoRK WarTER, 

CORONERS——-DRAINAGE OF Bogs, DUBLIN CE- 

METERY——LIMERICK WATERWORKS), IsLiNGTON 

MARKET Kirxspy Kenpat Titnes, Kirxsy 

LonspaLe TitHes, KNicntsBrRipDGE MARKET 

LAMBETH WATERWORKS, LEICESTERSHIRE INSURANCE 

Company, Liverpoot Court or Passace, Liver- 

PpooL SMALL TENEMENTsS, Lonpon Warp Con- 

STABLES, LONDON AND Ho.tyHEApD SToneway, Lon- 

DON AND WESTMINSTER BANK Merrtuyr TIipvit 

Sma. Dezts, Mertuyr Tipvit SMALL TENEMENTs, 

Mipptesex County Rates, MippLesex SEssions 

(CHAIRMAN’s SALARY), Monmovutu Markets, Mont- 

GOMERYSHIRE CANAL Dest NEWCASTLE-UPON- 

Tyne Marine Insurance Compamy, NeEwcastTLe 

Waterworks, NotrincHam CeEmMETERY——OcEAN 

AssuRANCE CompaNny——SAINT GeEorGeE’s HospiTAL 

IncorPoraTion, Saint GeorcGe’s (SouTHwark) 

Market, Saint Pancras Pavine ScoTLAND 

(CLYDE MARINE SOCIETY, CRANSTONHILL WATER- 

WORKS, CRINAN CANAL——DUNDEE GAOL, Dun- 

DEE PoLICE——EDINBURGH POLICE, EDINBURGH 

WATERWORKS, ELGIN AND FORRES GAOLS, &amp;c.), 

Scuncoates SMALL TENEMENTs, Soutn Lonpon 

Waterworks, STEAM NavicaTion Company, Sur- 

FOLK INsuRANCE COMPANY UnitrEp KinGpom 

Lire AssuRANCECoMPANY, UPWELL TITHES West 

or ENGLAND Fire Anp Lire INsuRANCE ComPANY. 
































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


Divorce. Vide Attan, Aston——Hortock, Howe -t. 





EstaTes. Vide Actann, AUBREY 
Hastincs, Marguis or IrELAND (BRaDY —— 
MOUN?PRATH ) MoLtyNeux Pgerrse —— Rey- 
NOLDs, RussELL——~ Saint Paun (DEAN anv Caa- 
PTER OF), SCOTLAND (DUNMORE, EARL oF —— Ea- 
LINTON, EARE OF ——KEITH (VISCOUNT ), KINTORE, 
EARL OF, 

NATURALIZATIONS. Vide De wa Rive. 
Mous.Ley. 


GruBRE —— 











FRANCKEN. 


Various. Lonpvon (City of) Scuoor, LuMmuey’s 
NamMe——Otpsury Curacy THomas’s Name. 








Vo1. 89.——Sess. 1834. 





Pusuic Bitis. Vide ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE, AL- 
MANACKS Stamps Repeat, Assessep Taxes, As- 
SESSED Taxes’ Composition, AusTrRaALia (South) 
CoLonizATION———-BaNkK oF Enaianp Dest, Banx- 
rupTs’ Estates, BavSwAaTER Sewer, Berwick JuRis- 
DICTION, Brispery AT Evections, Brisery Law 
AMENDMENT, British CHANNEL FISHERIES Ca- 
PITAL PuNISHMENTS, CHIMNEY SWEEPERS, CuurcH 
Rates, Cinque Ports Pitots, ConsoLipaTEp Funp, 
Corporation Lanps, County Coroners, County 
Rates, Courts or Eguity Process, CriminaLs 
(Bopiges or), Customs Dean Forest, Deatu 
(PunisHMEnT oF), Dest,(IMPRISONMENT FOR), DEEDS 
(Recistry or), Dissenters’ MarriaGeEs (East Inpia, 
INsoLvENT Desrors), Execrions, Entaitep Es- 
TATEsS, EguiTaABLE APpPporRTIONMENTS, ExcHEQUER 
Bitus, Excuequer Bitts’ Pusric Works, Excue- 
QUER OF Receipt, Excise REVENUE MANAGEMENT 
—Facrtonriss’ Recutation Act AMENDMENT, FE- 
Lons’ Property, ForeEigN ENuistTMRENT Act, FrEE- 
MEN (ADMISSION OF), FRIENDLY Soc1IETIES~——GAME, 
GENERAL Recister Bitt, GENERAL Turnpike Act 
AMENDMENT, GREENWICH HospiTat ANNUITY 
Hackney anp Stace Coacues, Hemp anv Fiax 
BountigEs, Hertrorp Borovenu, Hicaways, House or 
Commons’ Orricts, House Tax RepeEat——JeEwisu 


Civit DisaBILiTiEs INDEMNITY, INLAND NaviGa- 
TION CONVEYANCE, 














IRELAND (ARMS IMPORTATION —— CARRICK- 
FERGUS BorouGH, CHURCH TEMPORALITIES, CIVIL 
BILL Courts, CouNTY BRIDGES, CRIMINALS, ANA- 
TOMY OF——DISTURBANCES SUPPRESSION, DUBLIN 
Four Courts —— ECCLESIASTICAL LEASES —— 
FEvER HospPITALsS, FINES AND RECOVERIES——IN- 
LAND NAVIGATION, INSOLVENT DEBTORS——JURIES 
——LANDED SECURITIES, LONDONDERRY TONNAGE 
Durts——NEWSPAPER STAMPS ——OATHS, GRAND 
JURIES —— Poor, Post Roaps —— Roaps’ Act 
AMENDMENT, Roman CATHOLIC MARRIAGES—— 
TITHES, TURNPIKE ACTS’ CONTINUANCE, T'URNPIKE 
RoaDs——VALUATION OF COUNTIES——WARRANTS 
OF DiIsTRESS, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.) 


Justices oF THE Peace, Justices or THe PrAce 
(Sc1Lty) —— Lasourers’ EmptoymMent, LANncasTER 
Court or Common P eas, LANp Tax, LANps AND 
TeNeMENTS’ Possession, Lime ToLtLExemption, Li- 
VERPOOL FREEMEN, LivERPooL WitNEssEs’ INDEM- 
nity, Lonpon Port Dues, Lorv’s Day——Marine 
Mutiny, MarriaceEs (Roya), Mititia, Menai ann 
Conway Brivces, MercHANT SEAMEN’s RecistRa- 
TION, MERCHANT SEAMEN’s Wipows, Mititta, Mi- 
LiTIA BaLtots Suspension, MumsBies Licutuouse, 
Mutiny Navy Pay, Newspapers (Postace on), 
Norrouk Istanp, NortuH America Postage—— 
Oatus oF Office, ORDER OF THE Bath, OvuTLAWRIEs, 
Owners or VEsseEts’ LiaBiIL1ITY——Parisu APPREN- 
Ticks, Parisn Vestrigs, Pensions, &amp;c. Duties, Pen- 
sions (Civit Orricrs), Pensions (Civin Orricers) 
Act AMENDMENT, Poor Laws AMENDMENT, Post 
(GenerAat) Detivery, Press (Liperty oF THE), Pri- 
sONERS’ CouNsEL—-REGISTRATION (Domestic), Re- 
GISTRATION OF VoTeERs, ReGistry oF Birtus, &amp;c., 
Roman Catuoric MARRIAGES. 





—-——. Scortann (BANKRUPTS, BuRGH —~ CLERK 


OF THE PIPE, COURT OF SESSION (ACCOUNTANT 
GENERAL) CREDITORS —— ENTAILED ESTATES —~ 


GLasGow LOTTERIES ——INSOLVENCY AND BANk- 
RUPTCY—— MINISTERS’ APPOINTMENT——ORKNEY 
STATUTE LABOUR——PrROcURATORS FISCAL—— 


REGISTRATION OF VOTERS, REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, 
&amp;c., RomAN CaTHOLIC Marrraces, Royat Burcus 
SABBATH-DAY OBSERVANCE, SEQUESTRATIONS.) 


Securities (ILLEGAL), SETTLED Estates, SMUGGLING 
Act AMENDMENT, Spirit Duties, Spring QuaRTER 
Sessions, Starrorp Boroven, Stace Coacwes, &amp;c., 
Srarcn, &amp;c., Dutigs Repeat, SrANNARIES CoURT 
(CornwALL), Sucar Dutizs—— Teas (Sates or), 
Titnes Commutation, Tirnes Stay or Suits, Ton- 
NAGE OF VEssELs, TRADING CoMPANIES, TRANSFER 

OF 





M 








INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 








[A. 1834. 





BILLS—continued. 
or Alps, TRANSFER oF Property, TURNPIKE AcTs’ 
CoNnTINUANCE UniversitTiEes’ ADMIssion——W aR- 
wick Borovucun, Warwick Witnesses’ INDEMNITY, 
Weicurs anp Measures, Witrut Burnine, WILLs, 
EXECUTION OF. 





‘Pusiic Bitts brought from the Lords. Vide CenTRAL 
Criminat Court, Common Fie tps’ ExcuancGe, Com- 
MON Fietps’ INCLosuRE——ENGLIsH AND Irisn JuDG- 
MENTS, EscHEATS Fisu, SALE or —— Hay anp 
Straw, SALe oF IRELAND (BURNING OF LAND 
—— CHANCERY, CouRT OF)——QUARE IMPEDIT 
ACTIONS. 








BILLS; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private Pe- 

titions, Bills, and Reports of Bills, 10. 
Resolution, That the Order of the day, for the Third 

Reading of the Poor Laws Amendment Bill have precedence 
of Notices on a certain day, 445. 

to be printed, as amended, 100, 126, 148, 157, 163, 
178, 197, 221, 233, 248, 263, 272, 279, 286, 295, 306, 322, 
331, 355» 373» 377) 383, 393» 394» 421, 433, 441, 455, 456, 
467, 468, 469,471, 476, 487, 491, 496, 508, 530, 533, 535, 
542, 544 548, 549, 551, 552- 

-—__—— brought from the Lords; To be printed, 253, 273, 276, 
345» 346, 367, 464, 487. 





as amended, 393, 408, 470, 





548, 554, 583- 
— brought from the Lords, amended by the Commons, 
355» 360, 363, 386, 418, 429, 450, 520, §21, 538, 563. 
committed to Select Commiltees, 72, 100, 131, 238, 
331, 374, 381, 382, 420, 464, 491, 528. 
re-committed, 127, 131, 157, 165, 178, 193, 272, 274, 
277, 286, 291, 302, 331, 339, 373, 381, 393, 395, 421, 
425, 433, 435, 455» 497, 468, 469, 476, 492, 521, 543, 544, 
557- 
— ordered to be brought in, upon Motions from Com- 
mittees of the whole House, 393, 530. 

Copies of Bills, and Orders for Second Readings, to 
be served on Returning Officers, 14, 20, 27. 

Orders of leave for Bills read, and discharged, 144, 
152, 348, 546. 
Order for Second Reading of a Bill discharged, and 
Bill withdrawn, 153. 

Orders for Second Reading of Bills discharged, and 
other days appointed, 36, 72, 117, 136, 158, 192, 204, 221, 
226, 233, 252, 257, 276, 286, 337, 338, 360, 367, 375) 395, 
495» 425, 446, 479, 480, 485. 
— Orders for the House to resolve itself into Com- 
mittees upon Bills discharged, and other days appointed, 
257, 336, 337, 367, 395» 402, 404, 412, 425, 433, 479, 480, 
485, 492. 





er 

















and committed to a Select 





Committee, 72. 

Orders for further consideration of Reports of Bills 

discharged, and other days appointed, 337, 338, 479, 480, 

485, 492. 

—— Orders for Third Readings of Bills discharged, and 
other days appointed, 479 480, 486, 492. 

Order for ingrossing a Bill, discharged, 276. 

———— Time enlarged for presenting Bills, 144, 145, 150, 
153, 173: 

———— Time enlarged for Reports of Bills, 322, 323, 324, 
326, 327, 328, 329, 333» 335, 338, 339, 34°, 344, 346, 350, 
353 360, 381. 











further enlarged, 340, 344, 346, 365, 368, 384, 
387, 391, 398, 400, 411, 421, 423, 444, 447, 461. 

First Reading of a Bill from the Lords put off for 
six months, 469. 

Second Readings of Bills put off for six months, 173, 
226, 238, 262, 274, 279, 291, 306, 323, 354, 368, 401, 433, 
493, 541, 559. 572- 

Further consideration of Reports of Bills put off for 
six months, 358, 382. 

Third Reading of a Bill put off for six months, 550. 
amended on Report, 98, 133, 306. 

on further consideration of Report, 163. 
upon Third Reading, 128, 140, 145, 148, 
150, 159, 170, 179, 189, 194, 203, 223, 244, 250, 254, 258, 
264, 268, 282, 287, 293, 298, 299, 307, 323, 338, 339, 347; 
35°, 356; 357, 360, 371, 373, 375» 376, 378, 386, 393, 394, 
402, 414, 426, 444, 449, 459, 482, 508, 514, 528, 532, 550, 
563, 579, 577- 

Reported, without Amendment, 123, 327, 332, 338, 


363, 373» 406, 411, 415, 420, 421, 422, 428, 429, 472, 477, 
488, 527,535, 560. 
































Reported, with Minutes of Evidence, 377, 469, 481. 


——-——. withdrawn, 276. 


Leave given to proceed with a Bill (all Parties con- 
senting), 122. 





254. 

Leave given to a Committee on a Bill to make a special 

Report, 596. 

Amended by the Lords, 71, 207, 220, 236, 290, 330, 
343, 352, 371, 376, 377, 385, 404, 408, 439, 443, 448, 451, 
458, 461, 466, 475, 489, 495, 503, 532, 548, 554, 560, 575, 
581, 583, 594, 595, 599- 

———— Divided ‘into two Bills, 287, 596. 

Ordered to be brought in, upon a division, 481. 

Passed, upon a Division, 529. 

Amendments to a Bill disagreed to on Report, 133. 

Amendments proposed to be made upon Third Read- 

ing, but not made, 139, 449, 527, 532, 558, 567. 

Amendments made by the Lords to Bills, disagreed 

to by the Commons, 71, 571, 588, 590. 

Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 491, 513, 

515» 532+ 

Amendments made by the Lords to Bills amended by 

the Commons, 491, 513, 515- 

Sessional List of Members to serve on Committees 

on Petitions for Private Bills, and on Private Bills, to be 

printed, 7. 

Proceedings in Committees of the whole House on 

Bills, 139, 277, 291, 292, 325, 366, 376, 381, 382, 384, 392, 

393, 401, 409, 410, 411, 414, 426, 427, 430, 431, 432, 433, 

435» 449 445) 455, 457, 468, 470, 478, 489, 518, 519, 521, 

522, 544s 545» 548, 549- 

In Committee of the whole House upon a Bill, notice 

was taken that Forty Members were not present, and the 

Chairman left the Chair:—Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair ; 

and having told the House, and Forty Members being pre- 

— :—The House again resolved itself into the Committee, 

47° 








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_—_—_ 





Counsel to be heard before Committees of the whole 
House on Bills, 378, 422, 484. 

further proceeding on Third reading of Bills ad- 
journed, 339, 394- 

resumed, 347, 350, 420. 

deferred, 347, 415. 

Motion for reading Bills the second time ; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; 68, 91, 116. 


— the House to resolve itself into Com- 
mittees upon Bills; Amendment proposed, but not made; 
gl, 116. 














reading a Bill the third time; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; 386, 515. 

reading Amendments a second time; 
Amendment proposed, and made; 358, 382, 577. 





but not 





made, 509. 

Private Bills; Resolutions respecting Appeals ; Com- 
mittee appointed ; 13. 

a Bill from the Lords, amended by the Commons ; 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment; 
424. Lords’ Amendment to Amendment of the Commons 
agreed to; 426. 

Bill from the Lords, amended by the Commons, to 
which the Lords disagree ; House doth not insist on their 
Amendments; 518. 

Bills amended by the Lords disagreed to by the 
Commons ; Lords do not insist on their Amendments; 144, 


597- 

: Bills amended by the Lords, certain of which Amend- 
ments were disagreed to, but afterwards not persisted in, by 
the House, 518. 

Titles of Bills amended, 339, 394. 
—- upon the Question, That certain words proposed to 
be left out of a Bill, stand part thereof; the House divided ; 
the Noes were directed to go forth ; a Member was appointed 
one of the Tellers for the Noes; but no other Member re- 
maining in the House, to be a second Teller for the Noes, 
Mr. Speaker declared the Yeas had it; 567. 


further consideration of Lords’ Amendments to Bills 
put off for three months, 577, 595- 

Vide CLauses. CommitrTess. Evections. House. 
IncLosuRE Bits. Instructions. Lorps. OrpDERs. Pri- 
VATEBILLs. QuESTIONS NEG. STANDING ORDERS. SUPPLY. 














ee 




















Bincuey Road. Vide LEEs. 

Birp, Stephen. Vide Corn, BonDED. 

BirMINGHAM and LiverProot Junction Canal; Petition for 
leave to present a Petition for a Bill; Referred to a Com- 
mittee; 193. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented 

accordingly ; 





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BirM1INGHAM, &amp;c. Canal —continued. 
accordingly ; Referred to a Committee; 199. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 205. Presented, and read, 219. Committed, 
228. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 268. Passed, 274. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 320. 

Birtus. Vide Recistry or Birtus, &amp;c. 

Reecistry or. Vide GENERAL REGISTRY OF 
BirTHs. 

Bisnops ; Petitions that the attendance of the Bishops in the 
House of Lords may be dispensed with; From Linlithgow- 
shire,94. Gateshead and the Northern Division of the county 
of Durham, 109. Fruchie, 118. Leslie, 241. Alford, 260. 

Motion for leave to being in a Bill for relieving the 

Archbishops and Bishops of the Established Church from their 

Legislative and J iicial Duties in the House of Peers ; Ques- 

tion Neg. thereupon; 120. 

CasTLe Road. Vide MINsTERLEY. 





a ee 








CLEEVE (Gloucester) Inclosure ; Petition for a Bill; © 


and Bill ordered; 46. 


BisHOPSGATE TitHEs; Petition of Inhabitant Householders of 
Bishopsgate, for repeal of Act assigning customary payments 
in lieu of Tithes in that parish, 67. 


BLAsPHEMyandSeEniTIon. VideAccounts. (ADDRESSES, 13.) 


Buiaypon and Hessurn Railway; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 60. Reported; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; 85. (Vide STANDING ORDERS.) 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed ; to deposit 
Subscription List; 99. Report from Committee on Standing 
Orders, read; Bill ordered; 123. Presented, and read, 153. 
Committed, 173. - Reported; Report to lie upon the Table ; 
214. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 244. 
Passed, 249. Agreed to by the Lords, 276. Royal Assent, 321. 

Petitions against ; From Ro- 
bert William Brandling, 178. Referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, 179. Keelmen employed in the River Tyne, 208. 

BoarpofCustoms. Vide BonpiInG Goops. 

——— Excise. Vide Bonpine Goons. 

— Trave. Vide Bonpinc Goons. 

Boarps of Heattu. Vide HEALTH, 

Boarps or Commissions. VideAccounts. (ADDRESSES, 14.) 


Bove, Baron DE; Select Committee appointed to examine 
into the fact and circumstances of the Claim of the Baron de 
Bode upon the fund received from the French Government, 
for indemnifying British Subjects for the loss of property 
unduly confiscated by French authority, and to report the 
same, with their observations thereupon to the House, 243. 
Instruction to the Committee, that they have power to inquire 
into the several Petitions of Arthur Rondeaux, and of James 
Bourdieu, with a view to ascertain whether the said Peti- 
tioners, or any of them, are interested in opposing the said 
Claim ; and in case the Committee shall be of opinion that 
they or any of them are so interested, then to hear them, 
or such of them as shall be found to be so interested, by 
themselves, their counsel or agents, in opposition to the said 
Claim, 321. Member added, 426. Power to report Minutes 
of Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 
580. 

- Petitions, praying for leave to be heard 
before the said Committee against the Claims of the Baron 
de Bode; From Arthur Rondeaux ; John Bogue and Edward 
Lambert and James Bourdieu; 286. John Phillips Beavan, 
290. 

Bopigs or CriminALs. Vide CRIMINALS. 


Bonpep Corn. Vide Corn, BonpDED. 


Bonpine or Goons; Petitions against extending the privilege 
of bonding Goods to places other than those defined in the 
Warehousing Acts; From London Dock Company ; King- 
ston-upon-Hull; 483. West India Dock Company, 488. 

Motion for laying before the House, Copies 

of all Correspondence between the Board of Trade and the 

Boards of Customs or Excise on the subject of extending to 

Inland Towns the privilege of bonding or warehousing ; Mo- 

tion withdrawn, 511. 


Booxer, Rev. Luxe. Vide Vestry MEETINGS IN CHURCHES. 


BorouGu or Launceston. Vide ELEcTIONS. 
Starrorp. Vide ELEcTIONsS. 


Trecony. Vide EtEcTIONs. 


(Southwark) Waterworks ; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered ; 151. 
Presented, and read, 154. Committed,173. Time enlarged 
for Report, 326, 338. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 357. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 
387. Bill read 3°; Clause brought up, and read 1°; Ques- 
tion, That the Clause be now read 2°; Debate thereupon 
adjourned ; 415. Further adjourned, 420. Debate resumed ; 
Clause added ; Billpassed ; 421. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 475. Considered, 477. 
Assent, 525. 























Agreed to, 478. Royal 





Petitions against ; From Company of Proprietors 
of Lambeth Waterworks ; and, South London Waterworks ; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 307. 


VoL. 89. 


Sess. 1834. 








Petitions in favour; From Newington ; Wands- 
worth and Battersea; Lambeth; Streatham and Clapham; Ber- 
mondsey and Rotherhithe, 338. 


Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the 
Lambeth Waterworks, for the insertion of a Clause to repeal 
the restriction upon them, as to laying down Pipes in the 
Parishes of Saint George and Saint Saviour, 421. 


Boroveus. Vide ADMINISTRATION oF JUSTICE IN Bo- 
ROUGHS. 


BosHam Harpour. 
Boston Harsour. Vide WELLAND NAVIGATION. 
Bow Bripecr. Vide MippLEseEx AND Essex Roaps. 


Bowcocx’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 251. 
253. Committed, 269. Reported, and passed, 322. 
Assent, 400. 


Bowes Road. Vide Broveu. 

Bowrine, Dr. Vide Foreign CommerciaALt RELATIONS. 
Boyp, Mr. Vide Accounts. (AppDREssEs, 15.) 

Brack ey Road. Vide BuckiNGHaAmM. 


Braprorp( Wilts) Poor; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 60. Reported; Bill ordered; 79. Presented, and 
read, 92. 





Vide Emsworth. 


Read, 
Royal 





Petition of Inhabitants, Householders 
of Bradford, against, 229. 


Braptey, Lieutenant-Colonel; Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into his case, and to report their opinion 
therenpon; Motion withdrawn; 511. 


Brapy’s Estate. Vide IRELAND. 
Branpy. Vide Man, [ste or. 


Breacu of Privirece. Vide Compeiaint. TITHES’ ComM- 
POSITION (IRELAND.) 


Breap. Vide Accounts. 
— Assize of. Vide Accounts. (AppreEssEs. 16.) 
— Standard Weight of. Vide IRELAND. 
Brisery at Elections. Vide ELections. 
Law Amendment. Vide ELectTions. 
Bricks; Petitions for the repeal of the Duty thereon; From 
Buckley Mountain, 204. Denbigh, 261. Mold; Lincoln; 285. 


—- Motion for bringing in a Bill to repeal the Duties on 
Bricks ; Motion withdrawn, 285. 

BripGEWwATER Canal. Vide Cuarp. 

Gas ; Petition for Bill; Referred to a Com- 

mittee, 28. Reported; Bill ordered; 73. Presented, and 

read, 85. Committed, 102. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 


141. Passed, 145. Agreed to by the Lords, 175. Royal 
Assent, 321. 











BricutTon GuarDIAN Newsparer. Vide Accounts. 


— Waterworks; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 52. Reported ; Bill ordered; 124. Presented, and 
read, 133. Committed, 164. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 214. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
growed; 244. Passed, 258. Agreed to by the Lords, 335. 

oyal Assent, 399. 


Bristot Gaol. Vide Hatcn, Henry. 


and GLOUCESTERSHIRE Railway; Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 7. Reported; Bill ordered; 14. 
Presented, 16. Read, 17. Committed, 37. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 73. Report further considered; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 101. Passed, 108. Agreed to by the Lords, 
144. Royal Assent, 165. 


British AMERICAN LAND Company; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 53. Reported ; Bill ordered; 85. Pre- 
sented, and read, 153. Committed, 205. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 244. Passed, 250. Agreed to by the Lords, 276. 
Royal Assent, 320. 

CHANNEL Fisheries ; Bill ordered, 204. 


Petition of Fishermen and In- 
habitants interested in the Channel Fishery at Brixham, Tor- 
bay, complaining of the importation of Foreign Fish into the 
London Markets by Foreign Vessels, 307. ‘ 


Petition of Fishermen of 
Hastings, for Amendment of the Law relating to the British 
Fisheries, 462. 

















Petitions praying for protection 
from annoyance in the British Channel Fisheries; From 
Brightlingsea ; Jersey (Island of); 522. 

Iron Company; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered; 137. Presented, and 
read, 152. 

Museum; Petition of the Trustees for aid; (The 
King’s Recommendation signified), 120. 

: Vide Accounts. Supptry. 
BrockHAmMPTON Inclosure. Vide Bisnops CLEEVE. 


Brovcu and Bowes Road ; Petition for a Bill, and Bill or- 
dered, 53. 





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[A. 1834. 





Brown, Joseph; Petition of Joseph Brown, praying the inter- 
position of the House te obtain for him remuneration from 
the Corporation of London, for his trouble in making a Plan 
of a Street from Moorgate to Cornhill, 57. 


Browne, Thomas. Vide Stream NaviGATION. 
Bruce, Robert. Vide Frencu Cuiaims, 


Brunswick (New) Land Company ; Petition for a Bill referred 
to a Committee, 53. Reported ; Bill ordered; 85. Presented, 
and read, 93. Committed, 122. Reported; to beingrossed ; 
186. Passed, 188. Agreed to by the Lords, 235. Royal 
Assent, 320. 


Buck, Anthony; Petition of Anthony Buck, alleging the loss 
of his sight in the Expedition to the Arctic Regions, under 
the command of Captain Ross; referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Arctic Seas Expedition, 178. 


Bucxincuam Borough. Vide ELections. 
Mr. Vide East INpta. 
Roads ; Petition for a Bill; and Bill ordered ; 43. 


Buck esury ( Berks) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill; and Bill 
ordered ; 49. Presented, and read, 101. Committed, 127. 
Bill reported, and re-committed, 193. Bill put off for six 
months, 264. 








Petitions against; From Owners 
or Occupiers of land in Bucklebury; Referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 185. George Harrison, 
194. Proprietors of land and other propertyin Bucklebury, 227. 

Bupp, Henry. Vide Cuurcu of ENGLAND. 

Bu.xe ey, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Bulkeley, M. D. Sur- 
geon on Half-pay of the 4th West India Regiment, complain- 
ing of dismissal by sentence of a Court-martial, and praying 
for his restoration, 523. 

Burrorp and Swinpon Road; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 11. 


Bureu Corporations. Vide Scor.anp. 
Bureus. Vide Scor.anp. 
Buriat Fees; Petition of Inhabitants of Eastham, complain- 
ing thereof, 501. 
Puaces. Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 17.) 
(Bills of Mortality.) Vide Accounts. 
Burke, John. Vide Ireland. 
Burnine. Vide Witrut Burninec. 
of Lanp. Vide IRELAND. 


Burniey Market; Petition for Bill; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 12. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 16. Presented, and read, 
18. Committed, 32. 

Petitions against; From Burnley; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 171. Burn- 
ley, Tradesmen of ; Referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 205. 

Bury Roads. Vide MANCHESTER. 

Business of the House. Vide House. 

Bute (Cardiff ) me Canal; Petition for Bill; referred to a 
Committee, 27. Reported; Bill ordered; 32. Presented, 
and read, 37. Committed, 79. Reported, 129. Report to 
lie on the Table, 130. Report further considered ; Bill to 


be ingrossed, 159. Passed, 164. Agreed to by the Lords, 
220. Royal Assent, 320. 














4° &amp; 5° Will. IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


CasRIOLETS and Omnisusgs. Vide (ADDREssEs, 18.) 
Cairuness Flag Quarries. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Catcutta Journal, Vide East Inp1a. 


Caper and Hesse Navigation; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 37. Presented, 
and read, 43. Committed, 72. Reported ; Report to lie on 
the Table, 112. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed; 145. Passed, 153. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 236. Considered, 239. Agreed to, 241. Royal 
Assent, 320. 


CamBEHAY Road. Vide TuNLEY. 


CamBripGE Gas; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 11. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 16. Presented, and read, 18. Com- 
mitted, 85. Reported; to be ingrossed; 144. Passed, 159. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 207. Considered, and 
agreed to, 210. Royal Assent, 321. 

Road. Vide GopMANCHESTER. 

University. Vide Accounts. Merpicat De- 

GREES. Oxrorp anD Camsripcs Universities. Pro- 

TESTANT Dissenters. Suppty. 


CAMPSFIELD Road. Vide BARRINGTON. 

Canapa Company. Vide Accounts. 
Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into the means of remedying the evils which exist in the form 
of the Governments now existing in Upper and Lower Canada; 


Amendment proposed, but not made; Amendment and Mo- 
tion withdrawn; 181. 








Select Committee appointed to inquire and report 
to the House how far the grievances complained of in the year 
1828, on the part of certain Inhabitants of Lower Canada, 
have been redressed, and the recommendations of the Com- 
mittee of this House which sat thereupon, have been complied 
with on the part of His Majesty’s Government, and to inquire 
into the matter of certain other grievances not then brought 
under the consideration of this House, but now set forth in 
Resolutions of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada in the 
present Session, 181. Members added, 221, 273, 286, 307, 
402. Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 458. 

—— Petitions referred, 336, 417, 466. 

Petition of the Commons of Lower Canada, in Pro- 
vincial Parliament assembled, representing the numerous and 
increasing evils under which the people of that Province are 
labouring, in consequence of defects in its laws and constitu- 
tion; and of the administration of the existing Laws, 309. 
Referred to Select Committee on Lower Canada, 336. 

——— Petition of Inhabitants a on the River Resti- 

ouche and Bay Chaleurs, dividing the District of Gaspé, 
Sone Canada, from the Province of New Brunswick, for 
detaching the District of Gaspé from Lower Canada, and 
annexing it to New Brunswick; referred to Select Committee 
on Lower Canada; 417. 

Petitions in support of the allegations of the above 
Petition ; From Inhabitants of the District of Montreal; Dis- 
trict of the Three Rivers; referred to Select Committee on 
Lower Canada; 466. 

Petition of Robert Christie, of Gaspé, Lower Canada, 
complaining of illegal and vindictive measures ue to- 
wards him in having been successively expelled from the 
House of Assembly of that Province, 547. 

Petition of Inhabitants of the Province of Lower Canada, 
praying the House to take into consideration the Address found- 
ed upon the Resolutions adopted by the House of Assembly 
during the last Session of the Provincial Parliament, 554. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 19 to 21.) Gour- 
LAY, Robert. Suppty. 

CANTERBURY, Dean and Chapter of. 
(LomBARD STREET), Parish of. 

Road. Vide CHATHAM. 

Canton, Port of. Vide East Inp1a. 


Care or Goop Hore. (Vide ADDRESSES, 22.) 


CaritaL PunisHMEnts; Bill for abolishing Capital Punish- 
ments in cases of Letter Stealing and ———- from Trans- 
ortation, and in certain cases of Burglary; Ordered, 171. 
Premed, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 195. ommitted, 291. Considered, 
355- Report deferred, 367. Bill reported ; To be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 383. Passed, 394. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 517. Biull, as amended by the 
Lords, to be printed, 554. Amendments considered, and 
agreed to, 579. Royal Assent, 593. 


CARLTON-UPON-TRENT Road. Vide Worksop. 


CARMARTHENSHIRE Railway; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 55. Reported; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders; 150. (Vide SranpinG Orpers.) 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 159. Re- 

rt from Committee on Standing Orders, read ; Bill ordered ; 

ave given to present the Bill on or before a certain day ; 
159. Bill presented, and read, 164. Committed, 193. Re- 
ported; Keport to lie on the Table; 307. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 350. Passed, 371. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 424. Royal Assent, 438. 


Petition of the Llanelly Rail- 
way and Dock Company, against ; Referred to the Committee 
on the Bill; Counsel oidered ; 295. 


Carriaces. Vide Steam CARRIAGES. 

Public; Petition of John Lewis, for licensing the 
Drivers and Conductors of all Public Carriages, 137. 

Carrickrercus Borough. Vide ELECTIONS. IRELAND. 

Cart-Horses. Vide Horse Tax. 


Centrat Criminau Count ; Bill from the Lords for establish- 
ing a New Court for the Trial of Offences committed in 
the Metropolis and parts adjoining; 246. Read; Day ap- 

ointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 253. Second 
Readin deferred, 272. il committed, 279. Committee 
deferred, 306, 326, 331, 336, 344. Bill considered and re- 
ported, with Amendments; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 355- 
Further consideration of Report. deferred, 373- Order for 
further consideration of Report read; Bill re-committed ; 
Considered and reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as p Slee to be printed; 393- Fur- 
ther consideration of Report. deferred, 402, 415, 431- Order 
for further consideration of Report read; Bull re-committed ; 
Considered ; Committee report Progress; 435- Committee 
deferred, 441. Bill further considered, 445 ; Reported, with 
Amendments, 451: Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
Third. Reading:deferred ; 463, 469. Bill passed, with Amend- 
ments; 476. desire a present Conference “Pon ect 





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CENTRAL CriminaL Court—continued. 
subject of the said Amendments; Conference agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 517. 
House doth not insist upon their Amendments, to which the 
. Lords have disagreed, and doth agree to the Amendments 
made by the Lords, to the Amendments made by this House ; 
518. Royal Assent, 525. 





Proceedings in Committee, 435. 
Petitions for Compensation ; From 
John Johnston, 324. John Stafford ; Henry Collingwood 
Selby; 334. Thomas Richards, 350. Charles Welland, 
408. Charles John Lawson, 430. Thomas Wright Vaughan ; 
James Allen; 434- 





Motion, That this House do resolve 
itself into a Committee, to consider of providing Compensa- 
tion out of the County Rates to Officers who may be deprived 
of the emoluments of their Offices by the Bill; Question 
Neg. thereupon, 434. 


CuHaANcery, Court OF. 





Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 
CHANNEL Fisneries. Vide British CHANNEL FISHERIES. 
CHAPELS in JAMAtcA. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Cuarp Canal; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 50. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 61. Presented and read, 150. 
Committed, 179. Member added, 230. Bill reported; Re- 
—_ to lie on the Table; 328. Report further considered ; 

ill to be ingrossed ; 339. The King’s consent signified ; 
Bill passed; 360. Agreed to by the Lords, 385. 
Assent, 399. 

Cuarities. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES 23, 24.) SHEPTON 

Mattertr. 


CuatTHam and Cantersury Road; Petition for a Bill; and 
Bill ordered; 7. Presented, and read, 11. 

Cuetsea (Saint Luke’s) Cuurcnes; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee ; 56. Reported; Report referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders; 76 [Vide STANDING 
Orpers.] Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed 
with a part of their Bill; to give Notices, &amp;c.; 86. 

Parish ; Petition of the Vesiry Com- 

mittee of Saint Luke, Chelsea, praying that Copies of certain 

Papers relative to the Division of that Parish be laid before 

the House, 555- 

Parisu or. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 25.) 

Pensioners. Vide M‘Cormick, Michael. 

CHELTENHAM PENNy PostaceE; Motion for appointing a 
Select Committee to inquire into the Circumstances under 
which the Sum of One Penny is demanded for the Delivery 
of each Letter and Newspaper within the limits of the Town 
of Cheltenham, and other Cities and Towns; Question Neg. 
thereupon; 134. 


Royal 











Vide Post Orrice. 

CHESHIRE QuarRTER Sessions; Petition of James Dunn, 
Esquire, of Gray’s Inn, Barrister-at-Law, complaining of the 
alteration, by order of the Court of Quarter Sessions for the 
County of Chester, of a plea in bar of a Prisoner, who was 
indicted for Felony, and for whom the Petitioner was Coun- 
sel; and praying for an inquiry ; 37. 

Cuesnutt, Gilbert. Vide Cuurcn of ENGLAND. 


CHESTERFIELD and HErRNsTONE Road; Petition for a Bill; 
and Bill ordered ; 46. 

Cuimney Sweezrers; Petitions for prohibiting the employ- 
ment of Childrén in cleansing Chimnies; From Hackney, 
48. Frome Selwood, 137. Wareham, 140. Staines; South- 
ampton; 142. Liverpool, 145. Chelmsford ; Evesham ; Glou- 
cester, 146. Gainsburgh, 155. Fareham ; Hawkhurst; King- 
ston-upon-Hull; 163. Taunton, 166. Norwich, 174. Here- 
ford ; Hastings; 187. Brighthelmstone, 190. Bristol, 229. 
Bath, 235. Chichester; Sunderland, &amp;c.; Dublin; 237. 
London, 261, 266. Darlington; Gloucester; 289. Ports- 
mouth; Portsea; Gosport; 300. ‘Tottenham, 324. Stew- 
artstown, 336. Islington, 390. Bridport, 439. 

Bill for the better Regulation of Chimney 

Sweepers and their Apprentices; Ordered, 139. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
rinted ; 161. Committed, 238. Considered and Reported ; 

Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 

amended, to be printed ; 263. Order for further consideration 

of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; Considered ; 291. Report 
deferred,297. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 306. Passed, 331. By the Lords, with 

Amendments, 489. Considered, 498. Agreed to, 500. Royal 

Assent, 525. 








Petition of Inhabitants of Birmingham, 





in favour, 237. 





Petition of Master Chimney Sweepers 
of Bristol, for the introduction of a Clause into the Bill, that 
where machines will not answer, climbing Boys may be allowed, 
under proper restrictions, 289. 

Petition of Master Chimney Sweepers 
of London and Westminster, against, 343. 

Apprentices. Vide Accounts. (Ab- 








DRESSES, 26.) 


Vo t. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 


Cuina TrapeE. Vide East INpiA. 


CuipPpeNHAM Improvement; Petition for Bill Referred to 
a Committee, 46. Reported; Bill ordered ; 107. Presented, 
and read, 113. Committed, 137. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
328. Passed, 333. Agreed to by the Lords, 376. Royal 
Assent, 399. 

Cuiprinc Norton Road. Vide EnsTone. 

Cuiprstasxe (Somerset) Inclosure ; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 47. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 282. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; 329. Passed, 339. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 376. Royal Assent, 400. 

Cuo.era; Petition of Hugh Daniel Kelly, m. p., for a situation 
in reward for his services during the prevalence of the 
Cholera, 594. 

Petition of Prisoners in the Fleet Prison for their 

release, under certain restrictions, during the prevalence of 

the Cholera, 596. 

-— Vide IRELAND. 

Curist Cuurcn (Surrey) Rectory; Petition for Bill; Referred 
to a Committee; 60. Reported; Bill ordered; 145. Pre- 
sented, and read, 15g. Bill put off for six months, 274. 

Petition of Inhabitants of 
Christ Church (Surrey), against, 170. 

Cureistie, Robert. Vide CANADA. 

CuurcueEr’s College. Vide PETERSFIELD. 

Cuurcnes. Vide Accounts. ScoTLAND. 

Cuurcn Estas.isHMeEnt; Petition of Inhabitants of South 
Shields, complaining that the Church Establishment is draw- 
ing a large proportion of her funds from those differing in 
religious belief, and that the same is opposed to the principles 
of religious liberty, 555. 














Vide IRELAND. 
Establishments ; Petition of Inhabitants of Saltcoats, 
against the compulsory support thereof, 483. 

Hitt Road. Vide HENFIELD. 

Land ; Petition of Proprietors of Bishop-Hold Land 
in Pickering Lythe (York), for commutation of the fine paid 
on the said Lands, 66. 


— Liturgy; Petition of Inhabitants of Lyme Regis and 
Charmouth, against any alteration therein, except by a con- 
vocation of the clergy of the Established Church, 15. 


-— of Encianp; Petitions in support thereof; From 
Saint Paul’s, Southampton; Rolvenden; Horsemonden; 21. 
Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Ely, 43. 
Bolsover and Scarcliffe; Chesterfield ; Sutton and Duck- 
manton; Eyam; Great and Little Barlow; 48. White Stanton; 
Chaffcombe ; 62. Chard; Wayford ; Combe Saint Nicholas ; 
Buckland Saint Mary; Winsham; Knowle Saint Giles ; 
Scarborough ; Wisbech; 66. Whitchurch, 70. Moorgate, 
Retford; Northampton; 74. Llandovery; Clare (Suffolk) ; 
80. Craven; Cannock, go. Cranley; Merriott; Stock- 
linch Ottersey and Stocklinch Magdalen; Shepton Beau- 
champ; Blagdon; Seavington, Saint Michael and Denning- 
ton; Hinton Saint George; Crewkerne and Misterton ; 
Clergymen or Lay Members of the united Church of England 
and Ireland; Pentlow; 94. Allestree; Stoney Middleton; 
Calke and Ticknall; Weston-on-Trent; Mackworth; Bread- 
sall; Norbury and Snelston ; Repton; Staveley ; Wigginton ; 
98. Bethnal Green; Little Eaton; Morton and Smalley ; 
Seavington Saint Mary; Islebrewers; Chillington; Curry 
Rivell ; Reverend Isaac Dawson; 108. Risley; Ashbourne ; 
Trusley ; Dalbury; Sawley; Long Eaton; Wilne; Aston- 
on-Trent; Mickleover; Breaston ; Horsley; 111. Dartmouth; 
Chepstow; Bridgwater; 115. Wethersfield, 124. Elvas- 
ton; Pentridge; 126. Theale, 134. Alford, 140. Barlbro’; 
Shirland and Morton; Rugeley ; 155. Chardstock; Taunton ; 
162. Burton-upon-Trent, 166. Maddington; Bryngwran ; 
190. Horton; Barton-under-Needwood, &amp;c.; Eastwood; 194. 
Thaxted, 202. Hunstanton; Fring; Derby; 210.  Lla- 
nedy; Kidwelly; Llannon; Pembrey; Llanelly; Saint Ish- 
mael’s; 213. Eadlaston and Wyaston; Doveridge ; Quorn- 
don; Osmaston-by-Ashbourn; Brailsford; Kniveton; Preston 
Bissett; Lay Members of the Church of England in the 
county of Huntingdon; Gigyleswick, Longpreston, and other 
places, 215. Sheffield, 220. Docking; Smisby; Wirks- 
worth ; 230. Saint Lawrence, Jewry, and Saint Mary Mag- 
dalen, Milk-street, London; High Hoyland; 234. Ayles- 
bury, 250. Clergy and Laity of the Church of England 
resident in Bristol; Dronfield; 255. Hathersage; North 
Muskham and Holme; Llandilo-Talybont; 259. Mont- 
gomery ; Church Broughton; Chaddesden and Stanley; 261. 
Old Sampford-cum-Hempstead ; Cranford Saint Andrew and 
Cranford Saint John; Isham and Pytchley ; Kettering ; 
Witham; Great Marlow, Little Marlow, Medmenham and 





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Bisham; 265. Mansfield; Wharton; Barton Seagrave ; 
Waltham; 275. Geddington-cum-Newton-in-the-Willows, 
283. Great Dunmow; Belchamp Saint Paul, &amp;c ; Little 


Canfield ; Little Easton and Tilty ; 284. Horsepath ; Etwall ; 
Willington ; Ilminster; 287. Brecon; Aston Sandford ; 
300. Ashover, 304. Hartshead-cum-Clifton ; Potterne; 
White Roothing; Presbytery of Aberdeen; Archdeacon and 
Clergy of Stafford ; Saint Mary in Maldon; Orcheston Saint 
George ; 

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INDEX @o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





(A. 1884. 














Cuurcnu or ENGLAND; Petitions in support of—continued. 

George; West Riding of Yorkshire; 308. Liversedge, 330. 
Guildford ; Lllangennech; Langunnor; Llandeveylog, Llan- 
gendeirne; Wallingford ; Ruddington; East Drayton; West 
Drayton; Rampton; Wilford; Bramcote; Egmanton ; West 
Stockwith ; Staunton-with-Kilvington ; Wallaton; Caunton ; 
Winthorpe; Hickling; Bawtry; Fledborough; Shelford ; 
Owthorpe; Burton Joice-with-Bulcote; Boughton; East 
Stoke; Thurgarton; Kneesall; Babworth; Granby; Wil- 
loughby ; Mattersea ; Teversal ; Syerston ; Kirby-in-Ashfield ; 
Broughton Sulney ; Lowdham ; North Clifton ; Flawborough ; 
Epperstone; Markham Clinton; Whatton ; Elton-on-the- 
Hill; West Bridgford; Carlton in Lindrick ; Laxton ; Col- 
ston Bassett; Headon; Keyworth ; Coddington ; Gonalston ; 
Girton ; Cotgrave; Elston Church ; Elston Chapel ; Holme 
Pierrepont; South Scarle; Rempstone; Upton; Laneham ; 
Misson ; Averham; Kinolton; Thrumpton; Hoveringham ; 
Kelham; Shelton; Maplebeck; Strelley and Bilborough ; 
Warsop; Wysall; Bothamsall; East Bridgford; Everton; Rad- 
ford; Newark-upon-Trent; Eakring; Sneinton; Woodbo- 
rough ; Gamston ; Saint Peter’s, Nottingham ; Saint Nicholas, 
Nottingham ; South Collingham ; North Collingham ; Sutton- 
upon-Trent ; Cropwell Bishop; Rolleston ; Tithby-cum-Crop- 
well Butler; Walesby ; Wellow; Blyth; Hawton; Kneeton; 
Kirton; Sutton Bonnington; Nottingham; 333. Worksop, 
335. Great Hormead, Little Hormead, and other places ; 
Barkway and Reed ; Broxborne ; Anstey ; Thundridge ; Little 
Laver; Stanton Saint Bernard; Weddington; Edington ; 
Coulston; Chittern All Saints and Chittern Saint Mary; 
Bromham; Bishop’s Cannings ; Woodborough; Yatesbury ; 
Rowde; Austrey; 340. East and West Ilsley, and Comp- 
ton; All Cannings and Ashlington; Llangain; Merthyr; 
350. Heckmondwike; Newland; Madresfield; Harwich ; 
Dovercourt; Ramsey; 353. Marsden; Little Braxsted ; 
Keswick and Crosthwaite ; Edmonton; Chirton; Bredgar ; 
Cowley ; Hinckley; Weeley; Grafton Underwood; East- 
charch; Minster Sheppy; Kingstown; Stockbury; Heston ; 
Queenborough; Leysdown ; Southbroo ; Patrixbourn, Bridge, 
Beaksbourn and Bishopsbourn ; Tadcaster ; Alton Barnes and 
Alton Priors; Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; Wighill; Falmouth ; Stan- 
way; Brent Ely, Monks Ely, Milden and Preston ; Healaugh ; 
Ickenham; Hillingdon; Northolt; Kingsbury; Greenford 
Magna; Uxbridge; Hampton; Alrewas; Mount Bures; 
Wormingford; Great and Little Chesterford ; Langham Wakes 
Colne; Nayland; Little Horkesby; Boxted ; Birch ; West 
Bergholt; Fordham; Lowick; Thurning ; Yarwell; Ashton ; 
Fotheringhay ; Southwick; Warmington; Lutton; Nassing- 
ton; King’s Cliffe; Tansor; Apethorpe; Barnwell; Pole- 
brooke; Benefield ; Cotterstock ; Glapthorne; Slipton ; Wood 
Newton; Oundle; Richmond; Ulting; Inworth; Pontes- 
bright; Allesley and Cormdon; Clist Saint George and 
Clist Saint Mary; Coggeshall; 364. Smisby, 367. Dudlis- 
ton; Rushall and Penshall; Ingram; Compton Bassett; 
Swindon; 369. Great Hallingbury; Munden; Leyton; 
Thundersley; Sandon; Woodford; Orsett; Burnham; More- 
ton; Little Thurrock ; West Tilbury; Wanstead ; Nevindon ; 
High Larne; North Benfleet; Rayleigh; Springfield; Had- 
leigh ; Stondon Massey; Great Leighs ; West Hanningfield, 
South Hanningfield and East Hanningfield; Chafford ; Lough- 
ton; Walthamstow; 377. Edgware; Hayfield ; Beaumont-cum- 
Moye; Hanworth; Rothwell otherwise Rowell; Stockland ; 
Carhampton; Tendring ; Wrabness ; 380. Ruabon, 381. Fair- 
field ; Holywell; Goathurst ; Wembdon; Eye, Suffolk; Thran- 
deston; Mellis; Gislingham; Yaxley; Stoke Ash; Hinderclay; 
Wetheringsett-cum-Brockford; Ellingham; Elton; Hatfield 
Peverel; Raten; Brightlingsea ; Hanwell; Westmeon-with- 
Privett ; Saint Osyth; Welby; Llysfaen; Kirkby Stephen; 
Great Braxted; Great Totham; Standon ; Isleworth ; Twick- 
enham; Minehead; Walton; Saint Michael, Coventry; Bir- 
mingham; Aldingham ; 388. Worcester ; 392. Maldon; Rod- 
mersham; Hernhill; Hartlip; Bapchild; Tong; Otterden ; 
Bobbing ; Linsted ; Borden; Upchurch ; Statisfield ; Halstow ; 
Iwade; Murston; Rainham ; Wickling ; Milton-next-Sitting- 
bourne , Goodnestone and Graveney ; Ospringe ; Great Hardres 
and Stelling,and extra-parochial part of Stelling Minnis; Hack- 
ington alias Saint Stephens, and Saint Cosmus and Damian- 
in-the-Blean ; Tweedmouth ; Thatcham; West Ham; Green- 
sted-juxta Chipping Ongur; Southminster ; Thoydon Garnon; 
Little Ilford ; Bobbingworth ; Sittingbourne; Netherwitton ; 
Cambo; Hartburn; Grantham; 396. Trinity Church, New- 
ington, Surrey, 400. Urswick ; Collyweston; Titchmarsh 
and Pilton ; Wambrook; Willingale Doe and Willingale Spain; 
Abergwilly; Lianboidy; Gretton; Carmarthen; Mydrim; 
Lianfihangel Abercowm ; Baldock; Much and Little Had- 
ham; West Stafford; Wormley; Stanstead; Edenbridge ; 
Westerham; Royston; Amwell; Conwyl and Abernant; 
Lianllawddog and Llanpumpsaint; Northop; Ashby-de-la- 
Zouch ; New Church, Carmarthen ; Sudbury; Wisbech Saint 
Peter’s ; Llandrillo-in-Rhos; Ashley; Llanstephan; Wotton 
Fitzpaine and Catherston Leweston ; Bungay Saint Marty ; 
Northleach; 403. Launceston; Shering; Saint Asaph; White 
Colne; Idmiston, &amp;c.; Totnes; Colchester ; Preston; 406. 
Ashen and Ovington-cum-Tilbury-juxta-Clare, 409. Denbigh; 
Abergele; of the Deanery of Cyfeiliog and Mowddwy; 412. 
Thurston; Pakenham; Rath, Thorp, Kirby and Walton; 


Sutton Valence and East Sutton; Staplehurst; Detling; Lang- 
ley ; Broomfield ; Hunton; Marden; Boughton Monchelsea; 
Goudhurst ; Maidstone ; Linton ; Chart Sutton; Loose; Hol- 
lingbourn-with-Hucking; Otham; Bearstead; Addington, 
Birling and Ryarsh; Tunstall ; East Donyland; Saffron Wal. 
den; Steeple; 416. Reynsham ; Aldermaston, &amp;c. ; Kin sey ; 
work Beer “wae ; 418. Brasted; Sundridge Upland; Saint 
Luke’s, Norwood; Fingrinhoe and Langenhoe; Marksley ; 
Felsted ; Great Chart, Bethersden, and other places ; Petham 
and Waltham; Kemsing-cum-Seal; Weare, Bagsworth, and 
other places ; Meare; Great Maplestead ; Toppesfield ; Brox- 
ted; Aldham; Heage; Darley Abbey; Belper; Rhuddlan; 
Aston Clinton ; Turnditch; Abberton; 424. Dremeirchion ; 
Ford; Holy Island; Heddon-on-the-Wall; 425. Acton; 
Wye; Canterbury (two Petitions); Queenborough; Deal; 
427. Welland, 433. Norham; Somersham, and Pidby-with- 
Fenton; Bythorn, Old Weston, and other places; Warboys, 
Wistow and Raveleys; Houghton-with-Wyton and Hart- 
ford; Broughton, Ripton’s and Stukeley’s; Ramsey, Bur 

and Upwood ; Hemingford’s, Fenstanton and Hilton; Blun- 
tisham-with-Earith, and Holywell-with-Needingworth; Saint 
Ives, Huntingdon; Llanafa; Asheldham and Dengie ; 
Roydon; Chipping Ongar; District of Saint Mary’s, Saint 
Mary-le-bone ; District Rectory of All Souls, Saint Mary-le- 
bone ; District Rectory of Christ Church, Saint Mary-le-bone; 
Saint Mary-le-bone; East Barnet and Chipping Barnet; 
Saint Mary’s, Hornsey ; Harberton; Topsham; East Peck- 
ham; Episcopal Chapel, Long Acre; Bassenthwaite ; Ly- 
mington ; Herdle ; Boldre and Brockenhurst; Milford; Great 
Cornard; Little Cornard; Poslingford; 436. Llanegwad; 
Mothvey; Great Budworth; Winlaton; Lindsell; Church- 
Gresley ; Warblington and Emsworth ; Kingsdown; Farning- 
ham; Horton, Kirby and Darenth; Ancroft; Chillingham ; 
Longhoughton ; Alnwick ; Alwinton and Holystone ; Lesbury ; 
Shilbottle; Stamford; Barholm; 443. NorthWaltham; Lowick ; 
Preston Candover and Nutley; Stanwell; Romsey; 444. 
Penryn ; Dunstable and Houghton Regis ; 447. Sevenoaks; 
Riverhead ; Chevening; Chiddingstone; Enfield; Mary-le- 
bone; 454. Congleton; Llandewi Velfrey-cum-Crinow ; 457. 
Manchester and Salford; Laxton, Blatherwycke and Bulwick; 
Rothley and Mountsorrell; Fersfield ; Bacton; Westhorpe; 
Finningham ; Brome and Oakley; Wyverstone ; Thorndon 
All Saints; Occoid; Thwaite; Aspall; Cotton ; Wickham 
Skeith ; Great Canfield; Kirmond and Thorseway; Castle 
Hedingham; Belchamp Oitton; All Saints, Southampton ; 
Saint Lawrence and Saint John, Southampton; Haslemere ; 
Saint Mary’s, Lambeth; Saint Mark’s, Kennington; Steven- 
ton; Belchamp Saint Paul, Belchamp Walter and Yeld- 
ham Parva; Mitcheldever, Stratton, Northington and Pop- 
ham; Sherborne Saint John, Hants; Saint Michael’s, South- 
ampton; Leicester-square district, Saint Martin’s-in - the- 
Fields; district of Saint Michael, Burleigh-street, Strand; 
Little Maplestead; Huggate; Saint George with Saint 
Paul, Stamford ; Saint Michael with Saint Andrew and Saint 
Stephen, Stamford ; All Saints with Saint Peter, Stamford ; 
Saint John with Saint Clement, Stamford; Dean, Hants; 
Hound and Bursledon; district of Saint Matthew, Saint Mar- 
tin-in-the- Fields ; Saint Mary, Southampton; Broad-court, 
Saint Martin-in-the-Fields ; Tanworth ; Middleton; 459. Up- 
ton-upon-Severn ; Maltby-le-Marsh; Tothill; North Reston ; 
Markby; Hattoft andMunby Chapel; 461. Thornton Curtis; 
Wootton; Wadenhoe; Spaldwick, Ellington, Easton and Stow ; 
Kimbolton and Staughton; Buckden; Brampton; 462. Spils- 
by; Portishead; Melpas; Mark; Northallerton; Bilton ; Gaze- 
ley; 466. Erchfont; Hill Deverill; Fisherton Anger; Ames- 
bury; Norton Bavant; Berwick Saint Leonard’s ; Sherring- 
ton; Burcombe ; Whaddon; Semley ; Codford Saint Peter ; 
Newton Tony; Semington; Seend; Sedgehill; Martin; 
Maddington; Boyton; Fovant; Netheravon ; Fittleton; Brit- 
ford ; Downton; Pitton-cum-Farley; Codford Saint Mary; 
Berwick Saint James ; Shrewton; Upton Scudamore ; Chal- 
field Magna; Wyle; Berwick Saint John; Donhead Saint 
Andrew ; Winterborne Stoke; Market Lavington ; Landford; 
Earl Stoke; Durrington; Wishford; Hilperton; Corsley; 
Chilmark ; Little Langford; Hummington ; Tollard Royal; 
Cheverel Parva; Heytesbury and Knook; Odstock; Limp- 
ley Stoke ; Bemerton and Fugglestone Saint Peter; White- 
parish ; Fonthill Gifford ; Great Cheverell; Melksham; Mai- 
den Bradley; Kingston Deverill; Brixton Deverill; Strat- 
ford-under-the-Castle ; Stockton ; Steeple Ashton ; Winter- 
bourne Earls; North Tidworth; West Knoyle; Fonthill 
Bishop; Damerham South; Sarum Saint Edmund’s; Don- 
head Saint Mary; Sutton Veny; Sutton Mandeville; Idmis- 
ton, Porton and Gomeldon ; Woodford ; Bishop’s Lavington ; 
Patney; Poulshot; Winterslow ; Tisbury ; Laverstock ; West 
Grinstead-cum-Plaitford ; Chicklade; Wilsford and Lake; 
Ludgershall; Milstone; West Harnham; Westwood ; Coombe 
Bisset ; Longbridge and Monkton Deverill; Stratford Tony ; 
Winkfield ; Boscombe; South Newton; Stapleford; Alve- 
diston, Ebbesbourn and neighbourhood; Sarum Saint Mar- 
tin’s; Chirton and the Tithing of Conock; Winterbourne 
Gunner; Holt; Broad Chalk ; Bishopstone; Marden; Charl- 
ton Wilts; Winterbourne Dantzey; Bishopstrow ; Tilshead ; 
Enford ; Uphaven; Denmark Hill, in the district of Brixton; 
North Dalton; Westbury; hundred of Tunstead and Hap- 


ping, 


4&amp;5 W.IV.] 


INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





Cuurcu or Encuanp; Petitions in ane of—continued. 
ing, and North Erpingham (Norfolk); Bembridge; Mil- 
brosk ; the Isle of Wight ; Brading; South Tidworth; Upper 
Clatford; Hurstbourne Tarrant and Vernham’s Dean; Doding- 
ton; Orcheston Saint Mary; Russall; Ashford, Kingsnorth 
and other places ; Parochial Clergy of the county of Corn- 
wall; Eastling; Holy Cross, Westgate and Saint Peter, Can- 
terbury ; Saint Mary Bredman and Saint Andrew, Canterbury ; 
Thanington ; Chatham; Winchester; Canterbury ; Lambeth; 
Saint James, Westminster; Winchelsea; Godmanchester ; 
Kensington; Newington, Kent; Preston, Kent; Dummer; 
Burghclere ; Saint Mary, Bourne; Morestead ; East T'yther- 
ley; Wolverton ; Ringwood; Shepton Bellinger; 472. Ash- 
ley; Tufton and Bullington; Wherwell; Fifield ; Whitsbury; 
Cruxeaston ; memes Bishop Sutton and Ropley; Weyhill ; 
Breamore ; Whitchurch, Hants; Houghton; Bishop’s Stoke ; 
Fordingbridge; Weeke; Holy Rhood, Southampton; Chil- 
bolton; Christchurch, Hants; Hinton Ampner; Saint Law- 
rence Wootton; Rockbourne; Barton Stacey; Stoke Charity; 
Litchfield, Hants; Highclere; Kingsclere, Ecchinswell and 
Sidmonton ; Harbridge ; Weston Patrick ; Headbourne Wor- 
thy; East Woodhay; Newtown, Hants; Overton; Faw- 
ley; Longparish; 473. Barford Saint Martin’s, 478. Ly- 
tham, Great Saling; Hambledon; Llandowror; Cyffig and 
Marros; Llandilo; Birdbrook, &amp;c.; 480. Saint Benedict, 
Lincoln; Saint Botolph, Lincoln; Saint Mary Magdalen, 
Lincoln; Saint Mark, Lincoln; Saint Martin, Lincoln; 
Saint Michael-on-the- Mount, Lincoln; Saint Mary -le- 
Wigford, Lincoln; Saint Nicholas and Saint John, Lincoln ; 
Saint Peter in Eastgate and Saint Margaret, Lincoln; Saint 
Peter at Arches, Lincoln; Saint Peter at Gowts, Lincoln; 
Saint Paul, Lincoln; Saint Swithin, Lincoln; Appley; Alk- 
borough-with-Whitton; Aisthorpe and Thorpe; Broxholme; 
Blyborough ; Bracebridge ; Brattleby ; wes Norton- 
with-Atterby; North Carlton; Cherry Willingham; Dod- 
dington; Eagle; Fiskerton; Fillingham; Flixborough-with- 
Burton-upon-Stather; Gate Burton; Glentworth; Goltho- 
cum-Bullington; Hatton; West Halton; Harmston; Hems- 
well; Harpswell; Hykeham North ; Hykeham South; Ing- 
ham ; Knaith; Langton-by-Wragby; Lissington; Mether- 
ingham ; Nettleham ; Newton-upon-Trent; Repham; Stain- 
ton; Skellingthorpe; Saxilby; North Scarle; Stainfield ; 
Sudbrooke; Swinderby; Scampion; Torksey; Thorpe-on- 
the-Hill; Waddington ; Willingham ; East Farleigh; Endon; 
Rushion James aud Rushton Spencer; Cumberworth ; 
Woodenderbyand Wilksby; Laughton; Donington-on-Baine; 
Nocton; Dunston; Waddingworth ; Wispington ; Anderby; 
Limber Magna; Ingoldmells-with-Addlithorpe ; Navenby; 
South Lambeth; Saleby-with-Thoresthorpe; Alford ; Fro- 
dingham ; Trusthorpe; Withern ; South Thoresby ; Bellean; 
Farlesthorpe; Clee; Great Casterton ; South tee East 
Kirkby and Mid-ville ; Barton-upon-Humber ; Goxhill ; Emp- 
shot; Liss; Ashmansworth ; Kilmiston ; Buriton-with-Peters- 
field ; Warnford; Meonstoke; Bramdean; Pickworth; Cor- 
hampton; Exton; Belford; Wooler; Powick; 482. Wonersh 
and Bramley, 484. Hatherleigh; Sedgefield; Well-cum- 
Claxby ; Skendleby; Miningsby and Moorby; Bilsby; Gos- 
ort; Porchester ; Alverstoke ; Shalden; Alverstoke; 488. 
roughton-with-Bossington ; West Tytherley; Stockbridge ; 
Flint; North Weald Bassett; Narberth, and Robeston Wathan ; 
Walton-le-Dale; Poulton-in-the-Fylde, and other places; 
Meole Brace; Kyloe; Llangollen ; Carham; Wrenbury ; Ep- 
ing; 494. Lansadwrnen and E Iwyscymmen; 495. Ellisfield; 
hruxton; Quarley; Nether Wallop; Michelmersh; Saint 
Lawrence of Winchester ; Wynnall; Longstock; Saint John 
near Winchester ; Saint Faith, and Hospital of Saint Cross, 
Hants; Chilcombe ; Bishop’s Waltham; Twyford; Littleton; 
King’s Somborne ; eg eh Crawley and Hunton; Adding- 
ton; 502. Epworth; Ulceby; Carlton Scroop; Barlings ; 
Gainsborough; Corringham and Heapham; Stoke and Easton; 
Mablethorpe ; Frith Ville ; Carrington ; Wintringham ; Great 
Carlton; Normanton; Braceby; Boothby Pagnell; Scri- 
velsby and Dalderby; Roughton and Hatcham; Ashton ; 
505. Sundridge, 510. Saint Martin Stamford Baron; 
Meare ; Street ; South-east part of the county of Somerset ; 
Butleich ; Redbourn; 516. Cornhill, Durham and Branx- 
ton ; Little Oakley ; Gretford-cum-W ilsthorpe ; Great Tey : 
White Notley ; Saint John, Hackney ; Norton-sub-Hambden ; 
East Chinnock ; Chilthorne Domer and other places ; Ilches- 
ter and Northover; Charlton Adam and Charlton Mackrell ; 
Aller; Somerton ; Huish Episcopi and Langport; Muchel- 
ney ; Martock ; Odcombe; Lymington; Kingsdon ; Yeovil- 
ton and Puddimore; 522. South Shields ; Borrowden; 531. 
Hadleigh; 532. Kirton-in-Lindsey ; Norton-in-the-Moors ; 
Croydon; Stoke Proper; Cockerington Saint Leonard ; 
Yarburgh ; Alvingham, &amp;c.; Lambeth ; 536. Saint George, 
Denbigh ; Sutton-in-the-Marsh ; Normanby ; East Allington; 
Glentham ; Coleby ; Burton by Lincoln ; Boltham ; Boothby 
Graffoe; Wragby ; Snelland ; Botley ; Biddulph ; Spridling- 
ton; Hainton; Cammeringham; Hackthorne ; Whaplode ; 
Sopley ; Havant ; Hamble ; Hambledon ; Catherington ; Far- 
lington; Darley ; North Stonham ; Bedhampton ; Bramshott ; 
Dibden ; Wymering and Widley; Wonston ; Otterbourne ; 
Bighton; Saint Michael’s, Winchester; Owslebury; Droxford ; 
Wickenby ; Hursley ; Radcliffe ; Bonchurch and Shanktin ; 


Vor. 89.—Sess. 1834. 


Saint Lawrence, in the Isle of Wight; 538. Horncastle; Co- 
ningsby and Tattershall; Bamburgh and Sotby ; Somersby 
and Bag Enderby; Edlington and Thornton; Mareham-le- 
Fen ; Stixwold and Horsington; Greetham; Sturton Magna ; 
Low Toynton and Ashby Puerorum; Ranby ; Gautby and 
Mintling ; Hemingb ond Goulceby ; 540. - lterwent 544- 
Sutton at Hone and Wilmington; Brixton; Boston; Fries- 
thorpe; Sparford; Wilsford; Holbeach; Ancaster, 546. 
Rotherwick ; Up Nately ; Ashe ; Old Basing ; Hartley Wint- 
ney; Tunworth; Baughurst; Eversley; Mapledurwell ; 
Newnham ; Tadley ; Revesby and Claxby ; Runnington, Bat- 
healton and Thorn Saint Margaret; Sampford Arundell and 
Kittisford ; Ston Easton and Emborough ; 553. Belshford ; 
Mareham-on-the-Hill and High Toynton; §55. Long Sut- 
ton ; Southampton; 568. Duddington; Atworth ; Dinton and 
Teffont; East Knoyle; Stourton; Steeple Langford; Baver- 
stock, &amp;c.; Winsley ; Swaby ; §74. Godalming ; Pinchbeck; 
Langwille and Thornton-le-Fen; Market Rasen ; 583. Lynd- 
hurst; Mottisfont, &amp;c. ; Ellingham ; Wickham; Upham; 
Minesteed ; Wellow ; 584. Winchester; Cliddesden ; Far- 
leigh Wallop; 592. Saint Pancras; Barnoldby-le-Beck ; 
Bradley ; 595. Huntingdon ; Offord Cluney and other places ; 
603. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Lyme Regis 
and Charmouth, for correction of acknowledged abuses therein, 
25. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Wigan, that 
no set of Religionists shall have power to compel support from 
the rest, for the extinction of Tithes, the abolition of Church 
Rates, &amp;c., 151. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Croydon for 
an inquiry into Church Patronage, and abuses connected with 
the Established Church, 193. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Child’s Ercall, 
for Reform therein, 200. 





Petition of James Gawthorn, Pastor of 
a Congregation of Protestant Dissenters in Derby, praying 
the House not to sanction any measures, or pass any Bills, to 
invigorate the discipline of the Church, nor to extend clerical 
superintendence throughout the country, by adding to the 
number of clerical magistrates, or to the power of Ecclesiastics, 
252. 





Petition of Henry Budd, clerk, for the 
appointment of a Commission for the purpose of considering 
a measure of Church Reform, 308. 


Petition of the Reverend Gilbert Ches- 





nutt, suggesting certain Reforms in the Church of England, 
388. 





—— of ScoTLAND. 





Petition of Thomas Peter Gurney, clerk, 
for a Reform in the Church, and for a provision, similar to 
Half-pay in the Army and Navy, for superannuated and un- 
employed Clergy of good character, 418. 
of IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 

Vide ScoTLanpD. 

—— Property; Petition of Inhabitants of Leslie, praying 
the House to resume the Ecclesiastical property in Great 


Britain and Ireland, and apply it to the redemption of the 
National Debt, 241. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Boston, for trans- 
ferring all Church Property to the national creditor, in part 
liquidation of the National Debt, 388. 





Petitions for a Church Property 
to civil purposes; From John Templar ; and, Leven; 502. 


Petition of William Scott, for an enactment 





enabling Lessees of Church Property to redeem their lands at 
a certain number of years’ purchase, 289. 

Rates; Petition of Inhabitants of Woolpit, against 
exempting Dissenters from payment of Ecclesiastical dues, 15. 





Petitions for the abolition thereof; From 
Stockton-upon-Tees, 124, 134; Derby, 230. Narborough, 
246. Chatham, 250. 





Motion, That it is, in the opinion of this House, 
just and expedient to take effectual measures for the abolition 
of all compulsory payments of Church Rates throughout 
England and Wales; Previous Question proposed; Previous 
Question and Motion withdrawn ; 134. 





House resolves to go into a Committee, upon 
a certain day, to consider the subject of Church Rates in 
England, 192. Order for Committee read; The King’s Re- 
commendation signified; Matter considered; 202. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 207. Vide 
infra. 





Proceedings in Committee, 202, 203. 





Petitions against the proposed measure; From 
Deputies from the Congregations of Protestant Dissenters 
within twelve miles of London, 250. Annan; Bradford ; 
Manchester; Members of the Committee of the Protestant 
Society for the protection of Religious Liberty; Appledore ; 
Aldeburgh; 255. Henley-on-Thames; Ipswich (two Peti- 
tions); 260. Ipswich, 261. Guildford, 265. Huddersfield ; 
Stroud (Gloucester); 275. Eastcheap, London; Eagle-street, 
London; Todmorden; Leicester; 284. Barnard Castle; 287. 

Glasgow ; 
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INDEX @o the E1cury-NINTH VOLUME. 








[.A. 1834. 








Cuurcn Rates—continued. 

Glasgow; Halifax; Brighouse and Rastrick ; 293. Lincoln 
(two Petitions), 296. Meltham; Beccles; Birmingham ; 
Arnsby; Salendine Nook; Syston; Reading; Hinckley ; 
Blaby; Shipley; Quorndon; Ullesthorpe; 299. Banbury ; 
Dumfries county ; Cupar; 304. Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Car- 
marthen; Great Yarmouth; Walworth; 308. Ashby-de-la- 
Zouch; Christchurch, Hants; Deputies from various Con- 
gregations of Protestant Dissenters in different parts of 
England, but at present in London; Appleby; Austrey and 


Warton; 319. Ratcliff, 324. Birmingham, 330. Exeter ; 
Bury Saint Edmund’s, Birmingham; 334. South Devon 
and Cornwall; Tutbury; Ripley; Throop; 335. Ansty ; 
Sutton Bonnington ; Melton Mowbray; 340. General Body 


of Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the three denomina- 
tions residing in and about London and Westminster; Lowes- 
toft; Macclesfield; Archdeacon and Clergy of the Arch- 
deaconry of Exeter; 351. Wednesbury; Ringwood; Hal- 
stead; 354. Leeds; 359. ‘Southampton; Little Carter- 
lane, Doctors’ Commons; 365. Belper, 367. Blandford 
Forum; Amersham; Aylesbury; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (two 
Petitions); 369. Deptford (two Petitions), 377. Arundel; 
Plymouth, Devonport and Stonehouse; Devizes; Westbury ; 
379. Kingston-upon-Thames; Bridgnorth; Fleet; Spalding; 
380. Newton Abbot, 385. Newington; Dumfries; 388. De- 
benham, 392- Liverpool; Southwark; 400. Newport Pagnell, 
403. Preston; Brighton; 407. Maldon, 419. 





Bill for the abolition of Church Rates, and to 
make provision for the necessary Repair of Parish Churches 
and Chapels, and for the decent performance of Divine 
Service therein ; Ordered, 207. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 415. Second 
Reading deferred, 444, 468, 475, 484, 508. 





Petitions against; From Durham, 424. Tiver- 
ton; Norwich; 430. Stonham; Walton; Aldeburgh; Nay- 
land; Boxford; 436. Chesham, 437. Bridport; Maidstone; 
439- Blackburn; Sheftield; Bideford; Wareham; Honiton; 
443- Clapham; Wickhambrook; Bow, Middlesex; Can- 
terbury ; Fordingbridge; Shrewsbury ; 444. Brechin; 454. 
Wakefield ; Andover; Chepping Wycombe ; Great Torring- 
ton; 460. Henrietta-street, Brunswick-square, London; 462. 
Horncastle; 465. Honiton; 481. Pentonville; Glasgow ; 
Saint Andrew, Holborn, and Saint George-the-Martyr ; 483. 
Chalford ; Colchester; 560. United Committee appointed to 
consider the grievances under which Dissenters now labour, 
and of several Protestant Dissenting Ministers residing in 
and about London and Westminster, 595. 





Petition of Independents of Ipswich, that the 
proposed Bill may not be passed, but that a measure may be 
adopted totally relieving the Petitioners from all compulsory 
support of the Church Establishment, 235. 





Petition of members of the Society of Friends 
of Liverpool, against the introduction of a Clause, by which 
the Payment of certain ecclesiastical expenses is to be con- 
tinued in the parish of Liverpool, 539. 





end Dissenters’ MArRIAGEs Bill; Petition 

of Independents of Chapel-street, Chichester, that the pro- 

posed measure on the subject of Church Rates may not be 

ye into a law; and against the Dissenters’ Marriages 
ill, 369. 





and Recistry of Birtus, &amp;e. Bill; Peti- 
tion of the Committee appointed by the Protestant Dissen- 
ters of Newport, Monmouth, that the proposed measure on the 
subject of Church Rates may not be passed into a law; and 
against the Registry of Births’, &amp;c. Bill; 3609. 





and Universities’ ApMission Bill; Peti- 
tion of Churchwardens and Householders of Charlbury, that 
the proposed measure on the subject of Church Rates may 
not be passed into a law; and against the Universities’ Ad- 
mission Bill, 308. 

and StaTE; Petitions for separation; From Cupar, 
94. Liverpool, 114. Denby, 121. Wigan, 125. Edinburgh, 
Leith and vicinity, 129. William Adam; Chard ; Wakefield ; 
187. Windmill-street Chapel, Finsbury-square, London, 189. 
Tavistock, 234. Kilmarnock, 241. William Crandell ; Wick ; 
252. Blackburn; Newburgh; Abbey Close, Paisley; Kirk- 
intilloch; Kelso; Cupar; Ceres; Saint Ninian’s; Saint 
James’s-street, Paisley; Kirkaldy; Airdrie; Orwell; Kin- 
ross; Bolton; Aldermanbury, London ; Nottingham; Fru- 
chie; Paisley; 255. Paisley, 266. Denny, 293. Aberdeen, 
goo. Old Cumnock ; Fenwick ; Galston; Mauchline; 319. 
Sneinton, 354. Stalybridge, 358. Kilwinning, 365. Bal- 
fron, 437. Sutton Benger and Draycot Cerne, 444. Hawick ; 
Stockton-upon-Tees ; 454. Hamilton; Paisley; Montrose; 
Dunning ; Kilbarchan; Crieff; Dysart; Alyth; 502. Cromp- 
ton; Oldham ; 568. Chatham, 593. 








Petitions against Separation; From Kin- 
loss,201. Dyke; Forres ; Edenkellie ; Dollas ; Rafford ; 211. 
Monmouth, County of, 221. Hucknall Torkard ; Selston; 
Nuthall; Ashton-under-Lyne ; Pwllhely ; Moaks Kirby ; 255. 
Govan, 269. Kelvedon, 273. Stanton Saint Quentin, 340. 
Northampton, County of ; Draytou-in-Hales; 358. Lan ley 
Burrell ; Clapham ; 364. Christian Malford ; Timsbury ; Sea- 


Frome Selwood ; Compton Martin; Norton Makeward and 
Chewstoke ; Kenton ; 380. Chilvers Coton, Astley and Corley ; 
Saint Nicholas, Devon; Wembury; Chittlehampton ; Rat- 
tery ; Otterton; Churchstow; Littleham ; Cornworthy; Bic- 
ton ; Trusham ; Lympston ; Kingsbridge ; Instow ; Farringdon ; 
Colaton Rawleigh ; Hennock ; Seaton and Beer; Egg Buck- 
land ; Saint Thomas-in-Pensford ; Stanton Drew ; 389. Stood- 
ley and Sibson, 398. Creaton; Packington; Yarcombe; Clyst 
Honiton; Cornwood; Moretonhampstead; Alphington; Shil- 
lingford Saint George; Bishopsteignton; Payhembury ; Har- 
ford; Dodbrooke; Alwington; Kennesleigh; Plymtree; Old- 
ridge; Stoke Gabriel; Loddiswell and Buckland ; Combintin- 
head; Widworthy; Withycombe; West Deane and East 
Grinstead ; Woolley ; 403. Bradley; Weld; 406. Buckfast- 
leigh; Thorverton; Exminster; Mamhead ; Coomb Hay; 
Claverton; West-Harptree; Hinton-Charterhouse; North- 
stoke; Barton, Nottingham; Bole; Carlton; Annesley; 
Exeter; Littheham-cum-Exmouth; Bath; Plumtree; Lenton; 
Attenborough ; Norwell; South Muskham; Loxbear and 
Calverleigh ; Rockbeare ; Powderham; Marldon; Paington ; 
Sheepwash; Monkton Farley; Bradford, Wilts ; Adbaston ; 
Haccombe; 416. Eastdowne; Salcombe Regis; Horwood, 
and other places ; Ermington ; Kilmington ; Axminster ; Buck- 
erell; Halwill; Saint Giles-in-the-Wood ; Harpford-cum-Ve- 
nottery and Newton Poppleford; Washford-pyne ; Farway ; 
Drewsteignton ; Membury; Blacktorrington ; Tiverton ; 
South Pool; Pinhoe; Atherington and Yarnscombe; Abbots- 
ham; Modbury; Stoke Canon; Hartland; Holne; King- 
ston; Newton Ferrers and Revelstoke; Collumpton; Ted- 
burn Saint Mary; Gittisham ; Parkham; Whimple; Bishop’s 
Nympton ; Brampford Speke; Westleigh ; Iddesleigh ; More- 
bath ; Netherex ; Bradworthy-cum-Pancras Wyke; Monkbke- 
hampton ; Cheriton Bishop; Southleigh ; Yealmpton ; Samp- 
ford Peverell; Christowe; Newton Saint Cyres; Aveton 
Gifford ; Dowland ; George Nympton; Monkleigh; Hittis- 
leigh; Cadeligh ; Dittisham; Buckland Filleigh ; Northam ; 
Weston near Bath; Chitton; Dunkerton; Swanswick ; 
Cameley and Hinton Blewett; Shepton Mallet; Camerton ; 
Thomas Powell; Saint Giles-in-the-Fields, London; 423. 
Portlemouth; Cadbury; Workleigh and Satterleigh; 425. 
Sowton, 427. Belgrave; Birstall; Kennington South and 
North; Kilworth; Congestone and Bilston; 428. Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Leicester; Brad- 
ninch ; 428. Winchester; Puttenham; Upottery ; Offwell; 430. 
Hemyock; Sileby and Humberston; Prestwold, Burton 
Cotes and Hoton; Shackerstone ; Edmonthorpe ; Knighton ; 
Owston and Withcote; Wymondham; Thurnby-cuin- 
Stoughton ; Cossington and Wanlip; Stapleford; Saxby ; 
Enderby and Whetstone ; Willoughby Waterless, Great Peat- 
ling, and Great Ashby; Ratby; Aylestone; Newbold Ver- 
dun; Wistow, Newton Harcourt and Kilby ; Barrow; New- 
town Linford; Fremington; Tawstock; Ottery Saint Mary ; 
Staverton ; Broadwoodhelly ; Wear Gifford ; Rose Ash; Mar- 
wood ; Denbury ; Berrynarbor ; Chagford ; Holcombe Rogus ; 
Parracombe and Martinhoe; Combe Raleigh ; Roborough ; 
Bratton Fleming; Kingsnympton; Woodbury; Merton; Hal. 
well; Holsworthy ; Bideford ; Slapton ; Combmartin ; George- 
ham; Cruwys-Morchard; Northleigh; Frithelstock; Me- 
shaw and Creacombe; Ilfracombe; Southmoulton; 459. 
Challacombe; Barnstaple; Newport; Bishop’s Tawton; 
461. High Littleton and Hallatrow; Halton Holegate ; 
Hundleby; Midsomer Norton; Glastonbury; 465. Key- 
ham; Chelwood; Nettleshead; Lydford ; Widdecombe-in- 
the-Moor; Hollacombe; Bratton Clovelly; Lifton; Melton 
Damarel and Cookbury; 474. Somerby, 480. Sampford 
Spiney ; Teignacre; Milton Abbot; Morchard Bishop; Ta- 
vistock ; Tamerton Foliot; Barkby; Thurmaston; Kilmers- 
don; Sheepshead; 482. Little Torrington; Peter’s Mars- 
land; Holcombe Burnell; Manton; East and West Put- 
ford; Hockworthy; Bridford; Whitchurch; Petrockstow ; 
Huish; Burrington; Hallaton, &amp;c.; 488. Woolfardis- 
worthy ; Saint George, Bloomsbury ; Leicester; Guildford ; 
West Clandon; 494. Brechfa; Llanllwny, &amp;c.; Llandebie ; 
Llandarrog; Cilgerran; Cenarth; 495. Greenwich ; Sal- 
ford; 501. Stoke-under-Hambden; North Perrot and 
Haselborough ; Chiselborough ; West Chinnock and Middle 
Chinnock; Montacute; Farrington Gurney and Poulton ; Fren- 
sham; 516. Caterham, 518. Lingfield and Crowhurst, 522. 
Holbeach, 523. Billadon; Ashford; Ashfordby; Bishop’s 
Tawton; Henley-upon-Thames ; 531. Tissington, 532. Pen- 
carreg ; Broadwoodwidger and German’s Week ; Sydenham 
Damarel; Bradford (Devon); Lamerton; Ashwater; Sut- 
combe; Llansadwrn and Llanwrda; Cayo and Llansawel ; 
535.  Plymstock, 540. South Peverton; Tiverton; 5653. 
Bridport, 555. Chichester; Newark-upon-Trent ; Dudley ; 
Manningtree and Wix; 560. Chulmleigh; Dunkeswell ; 
569. Dolton; Woolfardisworthy; Llanybyther ; Farnham ; 
Aldersgate; 574. Killyman, 581. Keig, 594- Blackburn, 





599- bea “s 
and Corn Laws; Petition of Members 
of Trades and Inhabitants of Dundee, for the separation of 
Church and State, and for the repeal of the Corn Laws, 
229. 
: Stoke Road. Vide MINsTERLEY. 


gry ;369. Alton ; Calne ; Kelston; Shepperton ; Bath Easton; —————— Temporauitigs. Vide IRELAND. 


CHURCHWARDENS 


4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the Eten ty-nNINTH VoLUME. 








CuurRcCHWARDENS and OversEERS; Petitions for empower- 
ing payers of rates to elect Churchwardens and Overseers ; 
From Harberton ; Widecombe ; 260. 


Cinque Ports Pitots; Act 53 Geo. III. c. 140, relating 
thereto, read ; Bill to amend and render more effectual the 
Laws respecting Cinque Ports Pilots; Ordered; 286. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to 
be printed ; 384. Second Reading deferred, 419, 441, 445, 
463, 468, 472, 476, 484, 528. Bill committed, 532. Com- 
mittee deferred, 541. Bill further considered ; Committee 
report Progress; 547. Committee deferred, 551, 554- Bill 
further considered, 559- Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 570. Passed, 578. 


CrirENcEsTER SMALL Dests; Petition for Bill referred to a 


Committee ; 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 122. Presented, 
and read, 141. 





Petitions against ; From Stroud 
(Gloucester), 273. Bisley, 300. 


City of Lonpon School. Vide Lonpon. 
Civit ConTINGENCIES. Vide AccounrTS. 
List PENsions. Vide PENSIONS. 
Orrices’ Pensions. Vide Pensions (Civit OFFices.) 
CLacKMANNAN, &amp;c. Roads. Vide Scornanp. 

Cuaims on DenMARK. Vide DanisH Crarims, 

France. Vide Frencu Cuaims. 

——— Spain. Vide Spanisu CLaims. 

CiareEnce (Durham) Railway ; Petition for Bill, 58. Referred 
to a Committee, 59. Reported; ae referred to Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 67. (Vide Standing Orders.) 
Report, That the Parties he permitted to proceed, 81. Peti- 
tion for additional Provision referred to a Committee, 129. 
Reported ; Report referred to Select Committee on Standing 


Orders; 134. (Vide Sranpinc Orpers.) Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 141. 


CLAUSES: 


Supp iy. 











committed to Committees of the whole House, 
148, 286, 299, 306, 514, 562. 

added on Report, 306, 440, 447. 

on further consideration of Report, 163. 

on Third Reading, 128, 148, 150, 188, 244, 
254, 268, 287, 298, 299, 327, 344, 347, 349, 350, 360, 371, 
402, 414, 420, 421, 449, 469, 497, 508, 513, 550 551, 562, 
563, 570, 577» 578, 581. 


disagreed to on Report, 98, 133, 440. 
on further consideration of Report, 

















447: 





amended on Third Reading, 570. 

offered to be added on Report; Motion for 
bringing them up; Question Neg. thereupon; 125, 440. 

on further consideration 
of Report; Motion for bringing it up; Question Neg. there- 
upon ; 509. 











on Third Reading; Mo- 
tion for reading it a second time; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
148, 203, 440 449, 497 527, 529, 562, 570. 


Debate thereupon ad- 





journed, 394, 415. 


read 2°, 3°, and added; 421. 


Motion for reading it a first time; Notice 
taken that Forty Members were not present; 410. 


Motion for bringing it up, withdrawn 532. 


for agreeing with a Committee in a 
Clause; Question Neg. thereupon ; 266, 440. 





resumed; Clause 














- brought 
up, and read the first time, and withdrawn, 440. 





. . brought 
up and read the first time; Motion for reading it a second 


time; Question Neg. thereupon; 440. 

Vide INsTRUCTIONS. 

CuirAve, John; Petition of the President, &amp;c., of the Man- 
chester Repeal Association, for his liberation from Prison, for 
vending Knowledge at a cheap rate, 501. 

Crierey (North America.) Vide Accounts. Suprty. 

Cuierk of the Crown ; his Deputy to attend and amend Re- 
turns, 540. Attends and amends Returns, 542. 

HovsgE; to direct the printing of the Journal, 27. 

to prepare Abstract of Returns, 332. 

Vide ScoTLanp. 

Vide Crerxs of the Peace. 


of the Peace and Assizz ; Select Committee appointed 
to inquire into the Fees, Charges and Emoluments of the 
Clerks of the Peace, and the Clerks of Assize in England 
and Wales, and to report their observations thereupon, to- 
geo with the Minutes of the Evidence taken before them 
rom time to time, to the House, 51. 


Curype Marine Society. Vide ScoTLanp. 














Pipe. 
CierKs of Ass1zE. 





Vo.. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 


Coacu and Omnisus Drivers, 
DRESSES, 27.) 


Coax Mines ; Petitions for exempting Coal Mines and their 
Machinery from Poor’s Rates; Irom Proprietors and Occu- 
iers of working Coal Mines in the County of Warwick, 341. 

i Occupiers of working Coal Mines in the 


Vide Accounts. (Ap- 


roprietors an 
County of Stafford, 418. 


Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of Coal 
Mines in the Staffordshire District, complaining of the 
principle upon which Coal Mines are at present assessed to 
the Poor’s Rates, 354. 


Coats; Petitions for the Repeal of the Export Duty thereon ; 
From Houghton-le-Spring, 284. Swansea; West Auckland 
and Saint Helen’s, Auckland; Shildon; Bishop Auckland ; 
Darlington ; Cockfield, &amp;c.; Wilton-le-Wear, and Etherley ; 
289. Middlesbro’-upon-Tees, 318. Pitmen of the Tyne and 
Wear, 501. 

Petition of Shipowners of Sunderland, for continuing 

the present Protecting Duty on the Exportation of Coals to 
Nations on terms of Reciprocity, 118. 

——— Petition of Merchants and others of Kingston-upon- 
Hull, for placing Coals on the same footing in regard to Duty 
as all other articles, 187. 


Coarte Inclosure. Vide Aston. 


Cocuuin, Lawrence; Petition of Lawrence Cochlin, complain- 
ing of being superseded in the Customs, and for Relief, 531. 


CockERHAM Advowson; Bill from the Lords, to effect a Par- 
tition of the Advowson of the Vicarage and Parish Church 
of Cockerham, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, and to 
confirm the Sale of the next turn or right of Presentation 
thereto, 324. Read, 326. Committed, 332. Reported, and 
passed, 363. Royal Assent, 400. 

Coprorp Str. Mary (Wilts) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill; 
and Bill ordered; 56. 


Coercion Bill. Vide IRELAND. 


Conen, Levy Emanuel; Petition of Levy Emanuel Cohen, 
complaining of his Imprisonment for an offence against the 
Law of Libel, and praying for his release; §7. 


Petitions for mitigating the penalty 
imposed on him, and for the amendment of the Law of 
Libel ; From Lewes ; Chichester; Newport (Isle of Wight) ; 
88. Rye, 115. 














Petition of Burgesses and Inhabi- 
tants of Hastings for his release from Imprisonment, 151. 


Motion for presenting an humble 
Address to His Majesty, praying that He will be graciously 
leased to remit the remainder of the term of imprisonment of 
evy Emanuel Cohen, of mgt Saf now a prisoner in the 
Gaol of Chelmsford, under the Libel Law; Question Weg. 
thereupon; 88. 
Coin. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
CoLesHiLu Road. Vide Rucerey. 
Coutece of Surceons. Vide Surceons. 


Coitmwortu (Bedford) Inclosure ; Petition for a Bill, 31. Bill 
ordered, 32. Presented, and read, 144. Committed, 287. 
Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 327. Passed, 332. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 360. Royal Assent, 400. 

CotoniaL CHarters of Justice. 
DRESSES, 28.) 


Mivirary ExpenpitTvure. 
TABLISHMENT (COLONIES.) 


—— Possgssions. (Vide AppREssEs, 29.) 
ComsBinaTIon Laws. Vide Trapes’ Unions. 


ComMERcIAL Commissioners (Paris.) (Vide AppREsSEs, 
30.) 





Vide Accounts. (Ap- 


Vide Mirirary Es- 








RELATIONS with FRANCE, 

Commissioners of Customs. Vide Customs. 

of Szewers. Vide Sewers. 

Commissions of Inquiry; Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to consider the Expenses coer and the Services 
rendered to the Country under the several Commissions of 
Inquiry now existing, and also under that appointed by 
virtue of an Act 58 Geo. III. c. 45, intituled, “ An Act for 
building and promoting the building of additional Churches 
in populous Parishes,” and also that of Public Records, 
appointed 12th March 1831; Motion withdrawn, 510. 

CommMiTTALs. (Vide ADDRESSES, 31.) 


COMMITTEES : 


— Select Committees appointed——To draw up an 
Address of Thanks, (v. ADpREssEs, 1.)——Relative to Ap- 
peals from Committees on Private Bills,13,(v. PrivATE Bixts.) 
—— To inquire into the circumstances of the Expedition to the 
Arctic Seas, 135, (vo. Arcric Sea ExPEpition.)——To exa- 
mine into the fact and circuntistances of the Claim of the Baron 
de Bode, 243, (v0. BopE.)—-—To inquire and report to the House 
how far the grievatices complained of in 1828, on’ the part of 
certain Inhabitants of Lower Canada, have been redressed, 
181, (v. CANADA.)-+--To inquire into the Fees, Charges and 

Emoluments 


Vide Accounts. 





oO 








INDEX ¢o the E1GuHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1834. 








COMMITTEES—continued. 
Emoluments of the Clerks of the Peace and Clerks of As- 
size, 51, (v. Cuerxs of the Peace and AssIzez.) To 
inquire into the present Practices of selling Corn throughout 
the United Kingdom, 238, (v. Corn, Sate of.) ‘To in- 
quire into the County Rates and pee Rates in Eng- 
land and Wales, 101, (v. County Rares.) To inquire 
into the extent, causes, and consequences of Drunkenness, 
348, (v. DRUNKENNESS.) To take into consideration the 
circumstances connected with the suppression of the Calcutta 
Journal in 1823, 356, (v. East Inp1a.) To inquire into 
the present State of Education, 348, (v. EpvucATION.) —— 
To inquire into the Expenses charged by Returning Officers 
at Elections, 20, (v. ELeEcTIon. ExPENsEs.) To inquire 
into the Case of Goldsworthy Gurney, 464, (0. GuRNEY, 
Go.tpswortny.)——To examine the Petitions presented to 
the House from the Hand-loom Weavers, 381, (v. HAND- 
Loom WEAVERS.) To inquire into the best mode of ex- 
pediting the Business of the House, 146, (v. House, Busi- 
NESS OF THE.) To inquire into the best mode of securing 
an accurate and authentic account of the Divisions of the 
_ House, 20, (v. House, Divisions oF THE.) To inquire 
into all the circumstances attending the rejection of the Claim 
of Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esquire, to be called to the Bar, 
285, (v. INNs or Court.)}——To take into consideration 
the Evidence already before the House relative to the Bo- 
rough of Carrickfergus, 101, (v. IRELAND, CARRICKFERGUS 
BorovuGn.) To inquire into the present state of the 
Navigation of the River Shannon, 413, (v. IRELAND, SHAN- 
NON NAviGatTion.)——To inquire into the Conduct of Mr. 
































InsoLvENT Desrors.)—550, (v. IRELAND, Post Roaps.) 
—374, (vo. Lonpon Port Dues Acts.)—406, (v. NavaRin.) 
—348, (vc. Potisn Ex1 es.) 
— Usual Orders relating to Committees, 11. 
————— To report Opinion, 285, 356, 464. 





From time to time, 11, 13,267, 


276, 439, 505- 
Observations, 71, 134, 135, 238, 243, 





262, 348, 356, 381. 
From time to time, 464. 
and Minutes of Evidence, 








227, 582, 594- 





: from time to time, 20, 476, 
. 492, 530- 





and to adjourn from place 
- to place, 419. 
Opinion, together with Minutes of Evi- 





dence, 480. 539, 570. 





. from time to time, together with 
Minutes of Evidence, 446. 
Minutes of Evidence, 377, 448, 492, 





524, 535, 544, 554, 555, 559, 567, 570, 574, 580, 581, 582. 
from time totime, 51, 234, 480. 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 11, 13, 
17, 20, 26, 51, 61, 72, 78, 100, 101, 106, 116, 123, 130, 131, 
135, 141, 142, 146, 152, 181, 186, 189, 204, 218, 224, 225, 
228, 238, 243, 257, 261, 262, 285, 286, 288, 293, 300, 301, 
348, 349, 356, 381, 413, 420, 464. 

To adjourn from place to place, 446. 

















Baron Smith, 26, (v. IneLanp, Smiru, Baron.) To 
inquire into the Management of the Land Revenues of the 
Crown, 218, (v. Lanp Revenvue.)——To inquire what tem- 
porary Laws, of a public and general nature, are now in force, 
and what have expired, &amp;c., 11, (v. Laws, Expirinc.)—— 
To inquire into the circumstances regarding the Signatures, 
and Presentation to this House, of a Petition purporting to be 
signed by certain Inhabitants of Leamington Spa, praying for 
the extension of the Borough of Warwick to Leamington, 
100, (v. LeaAMiIncton Spa.)——To consider the present 
state of the Law as regards Libel and Slander, 178, (v. lous. 
Law oF.) To inquire into the state and management of 
the Lighthouses, &amp;c., under the charge and management of 
the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond, 26, 
(v. LIGHTHOUSES.) To inquire into, and consider of the 
Laws, Regulations and Usages regarding the Education and 
Practice of the various Branches of the Medical Profession 
in the United Kingdom, 20, (v. Mepicat Epucartion.) 
——To inquire into the State of the Police of the Metropolis 
within the Metropolitan District, and the state of Crime 
therein, 106, (v. METROPOLITAN Po.icge.)——To examine 
the Report of Mr. Telford on the Supply of Pure Water to the 
Metropolis, 262, (v. MetTropo.uitaAN Water.)— -'To in- 
quire into the Military Establishment and Expenditure in 
the Colonies and Dependencies of the Crown, 78, (¢. Mixi- 
TARY EsTABLISHMENT, COLONIES.) To prepare Esti- 
mates of the Charge of the Disembodied Militia, 332, (v. 
Mivitia Estimates.) To consider how far it may be 
practicable to diminish the number of Houses and Apartments 
now occupied at the Public Expense, 286, (v. OrriciaL 
Hovuses.)——To investigate the nature and Amount of Fees, 
Charges and Expenses attendant upon the progress and pass- 
ing of Private Bills, 106, (vo. Private Britt FEEs ) 

To whom shall be referred all Petitions presented to the House, 
with the exception of such as coliglahe of undue Returns, 
or relate to Private Bills, 14, (v. Pustic Peririons.)—— 
To inquire into the origin and present state of the Glasgow 




















Three to be the Quorum, 69, 382, 446, 464, 534. 
Five to be the Quorum, 6, 11, 13, 14, 17, 20, 26, 
51, 72, 78, 92, 100, 101, 106, 116, 131, 135, 146, 181, 218, 
238, 243, 257, 262, 285, 286, 348, 349, 356, 381, 413, 420, 464. 
—— To sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 11, 171, 323, 
328, 498. 
—— To consist of Sixteen Members, 64, 
To be ballotted for, 101. 
——_—_—— Ballots deferred, 164, 305. Put off, 373. 
——_—_—_———. To make a Special Report, 596. 
To sit in The Speaker’s House, 69. 
—— ——— To sit and proceed forthwith, 302, 346. 
All Committees to sit notwithstanding Adjourn- 
ment, 222, 301, 336, 441, 463, 479, 484, 592. 
during the Sitting of the 

















House, 552- 

— Report Progress, 157, 291, 330, 366, 372, 376, 
384, 409, 410, 411, 414, 425, 427, 431, 435, 441, 468, 489, 
509, 511, 531, 536, 540 543 544, 545) 547- 

: Nominated, 356, 534- 

Make no Report. Vide Exections (Brinery 

Law AMENDMENT.) REEMEN, ADMISSION OF. LIBEL, 

Law or, ScoTLAND (ENTAILED EstATEs.) 

—— Revived, 66, 424. 

To examine, in the first place, how far Orders for 
giving Notices, and depositing Papers, have been complied 
with, 81, 99, 127, 268. 

Leave given to Committees to sit, during the Sitting 

of the House, 374, 380, 381, 384, 398, 402, 420, 424, 425, 

426, 427, 429, 432, 525- 

Leave given to Committees on Bills to sit and 

proceed, and to report on or before certain days, 424, 553. 

— Leave given to Committees on Bills to make their 

Report on or before certain Days, 322, 323, 324, 326, 327, 

328, 329. 











—. 


























Leave given to Election Committees to adjourn, 495. 





Lottery, 135, (v. ScoTLAND, GLascow LorTTeERy.) To 
consider how far the Salaries of the Judges of the Supreme 
Court in Scotland are commensurate with the importance of 
their station, and the nature and extent of their Duties, 257, (v. 
ScoTLanpD, JupDGEs’ SALARIES.) To inquire into the state 
of the Law respecting Sewers in and near the Metropolis, 116, 
(v. Sewers.)——To examine the Papers respecting Sinecure 
Offices, 78, (v. SInECURE OFFiCcEs.) To whom shall be re- 
ferred all Reports from Select Committees on Petitions for Pri- 
vate Bills, in which it shall be stated that any of the Standing 
Orders have not been cumplied with, 13, (v. STANDING Or- 
DERS.) To inquire into the means of promoting Communi- 
cation with India by Steam, 348, (0. beni Navication 
To Inp1A.) To inquire whether it may be expedient to 
establish one fixed rate of Duty on all descriptions of Tea 
imported into the United Kingdom, 257, (v. Tea Duties.) 

















— of the wnore House appointed to consider Acts, 
374, (v. Customs.)—558, (v. Excuequer Bitts, Pustic 
Works.)—526, (v. Excts£.)—257, (v. Four PER Cent. AN- 
NUITIES.)—143, (v. Hemp and Fxiax BovunrTigs.)—419, 
(v. NEWSPAPERs, PosTAGE ON.)—243, (v. NEWSPAPERS AND 
UnsTamMPeD Pustications.)—527, (v. Stamp Duties.) 


Other Matters, 136, (v. Erections, Bripery 
Law AMENDMENT.)—125, (v. ExcHEQUER OF RECEIPT.) 
355, (v. Four PER CENT. ANNUITIES.)—3932, (v. GREENWICH 
HosPITAL.) 509, (v. IRELAND, Cuancery, Court oF) 
—243, (v. IReLanp, Caurcn TEmMporALitiEs.)—500, (vv. 
IRELAND, Fines anv ReEcoverigs.)—9384, (v. IRELAND, 











Proceedings in Committees of the whole House, 
51, 125, 143, 157, 182, 195, 202, 203, 217, 218, 247, 271, 
272, 330, 366, 371, 372, 462, 463, 511, 536, 537, 549, 549, 
558, 578. 


Instruction to a Committee to divide a Bill into 
two Bills, 287. 








to a Select Committee on a Bill, to 

divide the Bill into two Bills, 536. 

to Committees to hear Counsel and 

examine Witnesses, 378, 422, 484. 

A Petition for a Private Bill, which was referred 
to a Committee, having been mislaid, Instruction to Com- 
mittee to proceed upon the Petition as entered in the Journal, 
122. Vide IRELAND. (CoRK MiInING COMPANY.) 

—____—__— Sessional List of Members to serve on Committees, 
to be printed, 7. 

Order for appointment of a Select Committee, 

discharged, 121. 

Order for a Committee of the whole House to 

consider of a particular matter, discharged, 386. 

— Notice taken that Forty Members were not present 

in Committee; the Chairman left the Chair; Mr. Speaker 

resumed the Chair ; and the House being told by Mr. Speaker, 
and forty Members being present, The House again resolved 

itself into a Committee 478. 

Vide. House. 






































CoMMON 


4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the Eiguty-nintTuH VOLUME. 





ComMon Carriers Act. Vide Owners of Vessets Lia- 


BILITY. 

Common Fietps Exchange; Bill from the Lords to facili- 
tate the exchange of Lands lying in Common Fields, 
324. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed ; 345. Second Reading deferred, 367, 375. Bill 
committed, 410. Committee deferred, 419, 426, 441. Bill 
considered, 445. Reported, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 450. Third 
Reading deferred, 463, 475, 479, 486. Bill passed, with 
Amendments, 508. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
517. Royal Assent, 525. 

Inclosure; Bill from the Lords to authorize 
the inclosure of Lands lying in Common Fields, 449. Read ; 

- Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 464. 
Second Reading deferred, 475, 479, 486, 508, 519, 527, 532. 
Bill committed, 543. Bill put off for six months, 559. 

Petition of Owners and Occupiers 

- of Lands in and near Battersea, against, 502. 

Law Courts. Vide Accounts. 

‘ 32.) Suppry. 

Commons, Houses or. Vide Accounts. House. Suppty. 

Reports. Vide Accounts. 

Commutation of Titnes. Vide TituEs. 

Comptaint. Vide PriviLecE, 


ConrereNce. Vide CENTRAL CRIMINAL Court. County 
Coroners. Justicesof the PEAce. Poor Law’s AMEND- 
MENT. UNION with IRELAND. 


ConsoLipATED Funp. Vide Ways and Means, and Bits 
in SupPty. 

ConsTABLEs; Usual Orders to them, 10. 

ConsTABULARY. Vide IRELAND. 


ConstTiTuTion oF Society; Petition of Producers of wealth 

- and knowledge, employers and employed, complaining of 
certain fundamental errors in the constitution of society, and 
suggesting changes, 109. 

Consuts. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 33.) SUPPLY. 


- (Fore1GNn States.) Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee, to inquire into the duties, qualifications, modes 
of appointment, expenses, responsibilities, and all other matters 
relating to the character and condition of His Majesty’s 
Consuls resident in Foreign States, with a view to rendering 
those functionaries more efficient in advancing the strictly 
commercial interests of British Subjects, in securing the due 

_ protection of their persons and property abroad, in collecting 
and furnishing information connected with trade, and other- 
wise in preserving old and opening new channels of com- 
mercial intercourse :—- Motion withdrawn, 434. 

Cook, John. Vide Locat Courts. 

ConvEYANCE of Criminats. Vide Criminals. 

Fisu. Vide Fisu. 


Conveyvances, StaMP Duty on. Vide Stamp Duty on 

_ CONVEYANCES. 

Convictions AND Fines (Lancashire). 
(ADDRESSES, 34.) 

Convicts. Vide Accounts. 

Convict VessELs. Vide Accounts. 


Conway Bridge. Vide Menat. 

Cork Mininc Company. Vide IRELAND. 
——- Pipe Water. Vide IRELAND. 

—~——— and TRALEE Road Act. Vide IRELAND. 


Vide Accounts. Free TRADE. 

Bonpvep; Petition of Stephen Bird, for permission to 

grind Bonded Corn, with liberty to export the Flour therefrom 

free of Duty, 447. 

ForeieGN ; Petition of Farmers and others, residing in 
the neighbourhood of Crowland, stating that large quantities 
of Foreign Corn are daily smuggled into the country without 
payment of any Duty, and praying that an inquiry may be 
instituted, 385. 

Importation of; Petition of Land-owners, Occu- 

_ piers and Inhabitants of the county of Hertford, complaining 
of the importation of Foreign Corn through Jersey, Guernsey 
and the Isle of Man, and for an inquiry, 365. 


Laws; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From Liverpool, 
. Glasgow; Nottingham; go. Glasgow; Edinburgh; 94. 
Cairnyhill; Dunfermline; Derby; the Metropolis; Sheffield ; 
Errol and Carse of Gowrie; 95. ‘Kilmarnock ; Forfar; 100. 
Dundee, 142. Newmilns, 180. Rochdale, 200. _Dunshalt; 
' Perth; 216. Fruchie, 233. Kidderminster, 250. Man- 
chester; Kilmarnock; 260. Strathmiglo, 261. Leicester, 
284. Edinburgh; Sheffield; 290. Cumnock, 319. . Ban- 
nockburn; Brechin; Balmerino; 335. Forfar, 390. Ceres; 
Coupar Angus; 392. Cupar, 397. Dundee, 424. Auchter- 
- muchty, 454. Greenock, 473. 
—_— Petitions against alteration ; From Richard Dew- 
_ ing, 18. Llanwrda; Llansadurn; 57. Crowle, 66. Roch- 
- ford; Assheldham and Dengie; Woodham Mortimer and 
Hazeleigh ; Woodham Walter; Great and Little Wakering; 


Vo. 89.——Sess. 1834. 








(ADDRESSEs, 











Vide Accounts. 


Suprty. 
(ADDRESSES, 35.) 


Corn. 














Bradwell-near-the-Sea ; Danbury and Little Baddow; 70. 
Wavendon ; Cowick ; Hook ; Garthorpe ; Fockerby ; Adling- 

_ fleet ; Ousefleet ; Reedness ; Whitgift ; Twinefleet ; Hensall ; 
Gowdall ; Pollington ; Snaith ; Lasdington Eastoft (York) ; 
Eastoft (Lincoln) ; Raweliffe; Armin; Goole; Heck; Hal- 
denby; 71. Balne, 75. Finchingfield; Purleigh; East 
Horndon and Dunton; Stanton Rivers ; Southminster ; South 
Weald and Brentwood ; Cold Norton ; Orsett and Chadwell ; 
Hornchurch; Barking; 94. Bridlington, 119. Duffus; 
Speymouth ; Urquhart; Alves; Saint Andrew’s and Lhan- 
bride; Knockando; Bellie; Kinloss; Rafford; Rothes; 
Dyke; New Spynie; Drainie; Members of the Morayshire 
Farmers’ Club ; Potterne, and Tithings of Worton and Mars- 
ton; Erchfont; Great Cheverel, Coulston and Earlestoke ; 
Polshot; hundred of Whorlesdown, Wilts; 200. Letwell and 
Firbeck ; Misson; Tickhill; 230. East Riding of York- 
shire; Loftsome; Sandholme; Foggathorpe; ‘kiipin and 
Skelton ; Barmby-on-the-Marsh ; Yokefleet ; Howden; New- 
port; Cheapsides and Scalby; Greenoak; 251. Misterton 
and West Stockwith, 252. Stansted Mount Fitchett, 265. 
Romford, Great Warley and other places ; Stock, Buttsbury 
and Orsett Hamlett; Great Burstead, Little Burstead and 
Billericay; Mucking, and other places; Purfleet, Stifford 
and Aveley ; East and West Ham; Lambourn and Abridge ; 
Dagenham and Rainham; Ramsden, Belhouse and Crays ; 
Navestock ; 330. Harworth and other places; 334. Hol- 
derness Agricultural Society; Easington and other places ; 
Murton and West Newton, in Holderness; Hedon and Pres- 
ton, in Holderness; Sproatley, in Holderness; Keyingham, 
&amp;c.; 351. Gainsburgh ; county of Lincoln (two Petitions) ; 
Glamford Briggs; 407. Owston; Haxey; Wroot; West 
Butterwick ; Belton; Althorpe, Keadby and Amcotts, in the 
Isle of Axholme, Lincoln; Langthorp and Marton-le-Moor ; 
Ellinthorp and Brafferton; Marton-cum-Grafton ; Topcliffe 
and Asenby; Myton, Tholthorp and Flawith; Ripon; Cundall, 
Leckby, &amp;c.; Rainton and Dishforth; Burton Leonard ; 
Wetherby ; Hinderwell, Roxby, Fasington and Ellerby; 466. 
Northamptonshire (northern division), 488. York City, 494. 
Fishlake; 559. South division of the hundred of East (Corn- 
wall), 568. 





: Petitions of Inhabi- 
tants of Newport Pagnell ; Ardwick-le-Street ; Milton ; Marr, 
Brodsworth and Pigburn ; Bentley-with-Arksey ; Braithwell 
and Micklebring; Cantley; Rossington; Finningley; Blaxton 
and Awkley ; th Bawtry and Austerfield, against 
alteration of the Corn Laws ; brought up, and read; Motion, 
That the Petitions do lie upon the Table; Debate arising, 
and the same having continued till three of the clock, Mr. 

' Speaker left the Chair; 220. Debate resumed; Petitions to 

' lie on the Table; 224. 


- Act (9 Geo. IV. c. 60), relating thereto, read; 


Motion, That the House do resolve itself into a Committee 


to consider of the Corn Laws, and of substituting instead of 
the present graduated scale of Duties, a fixed and moderate 
Duty on the import at all times of foreign Corn into the United 

* Kingdom; and for granting a fixed and equivalent Bounty on 
the export of Corn from the United Kingdom’; Debate there- 
upon, adjourned, 96. Debate resumed ; Question Neg. there- 
upon ; 100. 

Sale of; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
present practices of selling Corn throughout the United King- 
dom, with a view to the better regulation thereof; and to report 

' their observations thereupon to the House; 238. Members 
added, 249, 326. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; 

' Report and Minutes of Evidence to lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 524. 

Vide Meat and Frovur. 

Coroners. Vide County Coroners. 

- Vide IRELAND. 


INQUEsTs ; Petitions complaining of Medical Men 
not being remunerated for attending Coroners’ Inquests ; 
From county of Montgomery, 131. Swansea and Neath; 


304. 








in Prisons. Vide Accounts. (Ap- 





DRESSES, 36.) 


Corpora. PunisHMENTS (Army and Navy); Petition of In- 
habitants of Lambeth, for an inquiry into the circumstances 
attending the punishment of John Tetehinaéa, of the third 
Regiment of Guards, and for the abolition of flogging in the 
Army ; brought up, and read ; Motion, That the Petition.do lie 
upon the Table; Debate arising, and the same having conti- 
nued till three of the clock, Mr. Speaker left the Chair; 503. 
Debate resumed ; Petition to lie upon the Table; 515. 

Petitions for the 
abolition thereof; From Charles Carter Williamson, 516. 
Rye, 548. Oxford ; Peckham; 572. Saint Martin-in-the- 
Fields ; Westminster; 580. 

Corporation Lanps; Bill to enable Corporations, Tenants 
for life and. others to sell or exchange Lands and Property 
under certain restrictions; Ordered, 263. -- 


of Lonpon. Vide Brown, Joseph. 
of the Trinity House. Vide Pitotace. 
Corporations. Vide ScoTLanpD. 











CorRIgE, 
0 2 








IN DEX ¢@o the E1GutTy-NINTH VOLUME. 


[A. 1884. 





Corriz, John. Vide Taxation. 
Cotton Goops. Vide PAWNBROKERS. 


Raw; Petitions for the repeal of the Duty thereon ; 
From Stockport, 407. Preston, 494. 


Woot; Petitions for repeal of the Duty thereon ; From 
Belfast (two Petitions), 389. Glasgow, 423. Manchester ; 
Stalybridge; §25. 

Coventry City. Vide ELEctions. 


— and Wotvey Roads; Petition fora Bill; and Bill 
ordered ; 46. 


County Bripces. Vide IRELAND. 


County Coroners; (Act 58 Geo. III. c. 96), relating thereto, 
read; Bill to regulate the Office of, and mode of electing 
County Coroners ; Ordered, 44. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 45. Bill 
committed toa Select Committee, 131. Members added, 140. 
Bill reported ; Day 5 apa for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 295. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 337, 344. Order for further consideration 
of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 381. Considered, 382. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
386. Passed 402. By the Lords, with Amendments; Bill, 
as amended by the Lords, to be printed ; 548. Day appointed 
for considering Amendments, 554. Amendments considered ; 
one Amendment disagreed to; residue of Amendments agreed 
to; 571. Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be 
offered to the Lords, 572. Reasons sogasted, and agreed to; 
Conference to be desired with the Lords; 573. Report, That 
the Lords do agree to a Conference; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; 575. Lords desire a Con- 
ference upon the subject-matter of the last Conference ; House 
agrees to aConference; 594. Time being come for the Con- 
ference, Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 
Report of Conference read; Motion, That this House doth not 
insist upon its disagreement to the said Amendment ; Amend- 
ment proposed, and withdrawn ; Consideration of Report put 
off three months ; 595. 

Petitions referred, 162. 

Proceedings in Committee, 382. 

Petitions against; From Brecknock, 350. 

Worsley, 412. 

Petitions for augmenting the Fees of 

Coroners; From Kent, 80. Warwick, 100. Cumberland, 

109. Southampton, 118. Edward Jones, M.D.; and Hugh 

Lloyd (Montgomery); 130. John Cartman ; Referred to Select 

Committee on County Coroners’ Bill; 162. John Page, 318. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Stow, in favour, 

















Salford, 405. 








341. 





Vide CoRONERS’ INQUESTS. IRELAND. 


County Rares; Petitions for relief therefrom; From Somerset, 
County of; Stafford, County of; 66. Justices of the Peace 
for the North Riding of the County of York ; Referred to the 
Select Committee on County Rates, 245. Penkridge and 
Brewood, 324. 





Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the County Rates and Highway Rates in England and Wales, 
and to report their opinion whether any and what regulations 
may be adopted to diminish their pressure upon the Owners 
and Occupiers of Land, 101. Members added, 106. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the Table; 
and to be printed ; 544. 

Petitions referred, 144, 188, 245, 269, 304, 





35!. 





Bill to regulate the Expenditure of Count 
Rates, and Funds in aid thereof; Ordered, 218. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 233. Second Reading deferred, 253. Bill com- 
mitted, 257. Committee deferred, 272,280. Bill considered, 
292. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
baayw | Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 306. Third Read- 
ing deferred, 344. Bill passed, 366. By the Lords, with 


Amendments, 495. Considered, 547. Agreed to, 548. Royal 
Assent, 594. 





Petition of Governors and Guardians of the 
nine Incorporated Par.shes within the city of Chester, for 
the insertion of a Clause therein for the publication of the 
Receipt and Expenditure of Coporate Funds in Towns Cor- 
porate; Referred to the Select Committee on County Rates, 
351. 





Petition of Rate-payers of Harborne, for 
equalizing County Rates, 405. 


Vide IReELann. Statute Duty. Turn- 
PIKE Roap Durty. 

Surveyors. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 37.) 
Court or Cuancery, Vide CHancery. 

or Session. Vide ScorLanp. 

Courts Lert ( Westminster.) Vide Accounts. 

- oF Equity Procsss; Bill to amend and extend an 
Act of the second year of His present Majesty, to effectuate 
the Service of Process issuing from the Courts of Chancery 
and Exchequer in England and Ireland ; Ordered, 414. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to 

















be printed; 419. Committed, 434. Considered, 449. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 456. 
—— 464. Agreed to by the Lords, 602. Royal Assent, 
03. 

Courts of Law. Vide ScoTianp. 

MartiatCommittrats. (Vide AppREsSES, 38.) 

of Request. Vide Request, Courts or. 

CRANDELL, William. Vide Marriace, Law or. 

CRANSTONHILL Waterworks. Vide ScoTLAND. 

Crawrorp, Richard. Vide IRELAND. 

Crepitors. Vide ScoTLAND. 

CricKLADE Road. Vide Burrorp. 

CrimiINAL INFoRMATIONS (Justices of the Peace.) Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Laws; Petitions for ——— the severity thereof, 
for Crimes against Property; From Gateshead, 33. _Hills- 
borough, go. Great and Little Broughton, 95. High Flatts ; 
Saint Ives, Huntingdon; Market Weighton; Reigate; 334. 
Stapleton, 341. Guisbro’, 359. Chelmsford, 377. Clara, 
397. Cookstown, Moneymore, 424. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 39.) 
Lunatics. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Orrenpers. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 40.) 
CrimMINAts, Anatomy of. Vide IRELAND. 


Bodies of; Bill to abolish the practice of hanging 
the Bodies of Criminals in Chains, and of burying them 
within the Precincts of the Gaols; Ordered, 120. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 195. Committed, 291. Considered, 355. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
367. Third Reading deferred ; 374, 383. Bill passed, 414. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 525. 


Conveyance ; Petition of Chairmen of the Quarter 
Sessions of the County of Somerset, for amendment of Act 


27 Geo. II. c. 3; Referred to Select Committee on County 
Rates, 269. 


Crinan Canal. VideScorranp. 

Cromarty Harbour. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Crown Estates (Ireland.) (Vide ADDREsSES, 3.) 
—Lands. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 41.) 

















(Colonies.) Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 42.) 
CrowTHeER, Caleb. Vide Lunatic AsyLuMs. 


Crue tty to Animals; Petitions for an enactment for the pro- 
tection of the Dumb Creation ; From Members and Promoters 
of the Animals’ Friend Society ; Saint Mary-le-bone; 188. 
Treasurer and Committee of the Society for preventing Cruelty 
to Animals, 284. Stamford, 443. 


Acts relating thereto, read; Motion, That 
leave be given to bring in a Bill to consolidate and amend the 
said Acts; Motion withdrawn; 479. 

CuLtompTon Roads; Petition for a Bill; and Bill ordered ; 47. 

Cur ty, Patrick. Vide IRELAND. 


Currency Act (1819); Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land in Kingsnorton and Northfield, complaining of the 
effects thereof, and for an inquiry, 228. 

Curtis, Lawrence Stephen. Vide Licensep ViIcTUALLERS. 


Customary Tenurgs ; Petition of Proprietors of Customary 
Lands in the County of Westmorland, for the amendment of 
Act 55 Geo. IIL. c. 92, relating thereto, 406. 


Customs; Acts relating thereto, read; to be considered; 374. 
Committee deferred, 410, 445. Acts considered, 455. Re- 


solutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 463. Vide 
wmnjrda. 





Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Customs ; 
Ordered, 463. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond reading ; and to be printed; 464. Canimitted, 471. 
Committee deferred, 479, 490, 508, 519, 528. Bill con- 
sidered ; Committee report Progress; 531. Committee de- 
ferred, 535, 541, 547- Bill further considered, 549. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 552. 
Passed, 570. By the Lords, with Amendments, 596. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 598. Royal Assent, 603. 


Four Petitions from Kingston-upon-Hull, against so 
much thereof as relates to establishing Depéts for Foreign 
Merchandize in Inland Towns, 495. 


Vide Accounts. Cocu.in, Laurence. 


Boarp or. Vide Bonnine Goobs. gic 

ComMisstonERs OF ; Petition of the Commissioners 
of Customs, complaining of the reduction of their Salaries, 
538. 

and Excise; Motion for laying before the House a 
Return of all Persons dismissed from the Customs and Excise 
Departments during the last Ten years, im each year respec- 
tively, who have not been restored to the Public Service, 
setting forth the length of Service in their several Offices, 
with the causes of their dismissal therefrom ; Motion with- 
drawn ; 140. 








4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX @o the E1guty-ninru VoLuME. 





4 &amp; 5° Will. TV. Parl.i1. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


Da tpury Inclosure. Vide LANGLEY. 


Dauwoop (Dorset) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 42. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 223. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 264. Passed, 269. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 330. Royal Assent, 400. 


Danisu Cuaims; Petitions, complaining of Confiscation of 
Property by the Danish Government in 1807; From Messrs. 
Latham &amp; Co. and Edward Thompson, 295. James Connell, 
304. Edward Elliott and others, 319. 


Daruine, General. Vide Rosison, Captain. 
Dartmoor Prison. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
DartrmoutH Roads. Vide KinGsBRIDGE. 


Dart Navigation ; Petition for Bill; referred to a Committee, 
49. Reported; Bill ordered; 60. Presented, and read, 72. 
Committed, 127. Reported; Report to lie onthe Table ; 225. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 254. The 
King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 268. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 330. Considered, and agreed to, 333. 
Royal Assent, 399. 

Petitions against; From Clifton Dartmouth 

Hardness, 128. Clifton; Referred to the Committee on the 

Bill; Counsel ordered; 185. 

Petition of Richard Watson, in favour, 159. 

Daventry Road. Vide Buck1NcGHam. 


Dawson, Rev. Francis. Vide ALLHALLows (Lombard-street), 
Parish of. 


Dean Forest; Act 3 and 4 Will. IV. relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to extend the term of 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 Rights and Privi- 
leges claimed by Free Miners of the Hundred of Saint Bria- 
vel’s, ordered, 485. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 492. Committed, 528. 
Committee deferred, 533. Bill considered, 541. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 545. 
Passed, 557. Agreed to by the Lords, 581. Royal Assent, 594. 


Deatu ; Punishment of; sixth sections of Act 7 and 8 Geo. IV. 
c. 29, and 9 Geo. IV. c. 55, read; Bill to repeal so much of 
the said Acts as inflicts the Punishment of Death upon Per- 
sons convicted of Robbery ; Ordered, 285. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 
292. Second Reading deferred, 338, 345. Bill committed, 
355. Committee deferred, 383. Bill considered; Committee 
report Progress; 410. Committee deferred, 412. — Bill fur- 
ther considered, 457. Reported, 463. To be ingrossed ; ee 
appointed for Third Reading ; 464. Third Reading deferred, 
475, 486. Bill passed, 508. 


Proceedings in Committee, 410, 457. 


DEBATES : 
Adjourned, 9, 10, 96, 116, 129, 207, 217, 242, 247, 
253 297» 335, 394, 415- 
Further adjourned, 213, 222, 225, 258, 321, 420. 
Resumed, 13, 100, 102, 108, 133, 142, 145, 174, 210, 
213, 217, 222, 224, 231, 245, 250, 256, 263, 344, 420," 515. 
Motions for adjourning Debates; Questions Neg. 
thereupon, 247, 263, 331. 











Withdrawn, 256. 
Continuing till Three o’clock, Mr. Speaker leaves the 
Chair, 100, 103, 138, 142, 146, 154, 160, 165, 201, 220, 251, 
255» 593- 








Vide House, Business of the. 





Dest, Imprisonment for; Petition of Joseph Townsend Holman, 
against any alteration in the Law of Imprisonment for Debt, 
without strong coercive measures for the prevention of Fraud, 
21. 





Petitions for the abolition thereof; 
From Debtors in Whitecross-street Prison, 34. Galway Gaol, 
75. James Wallis, 119. John Scarey, 187. Debtors confined in 
the Fleet Prison, 276. In Cambridge Gaol, 287. In Glou- 
cester Gaol, 319. In York Castle, 330. In Warwick Pri- 
son, 341. In Chester Castle, 359. In Debtors’ Prison, 
London and Middlesex, 399.- In Lancaster Castle, 404. 
Commissioners of Southwark Court of Request, 458. Pri- 
soners in the King’s Bench Prison, 474. 


Petition of John Joseph Stockdale, 
praying the House to pass a Bill, declaring that Persons im- 
prisoned for debt, and who have surrendered their property, 
be discharged from imprisonment, 495. 

Bill for facilitating the recovery of 
Debts, the Relief of Debtors willing to make cession of their 
Property for the payment of their Debts, the prevention of 
Frauds by Debtors, and abolishing Imprisonment for Debt, 
except in cases of Fraud; Ordered; Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 387. 
Second Reading deferred, 432, 441, 450, 456, 464, 469. Bill 
committed, 471. Committee deferred, 480, 485, 490, 508, 
519, 533, 541, 550, 








Vou. 89.——Sess. 1834. 





—— Petition of James Nicholls, that due 
inquiry may be made into the best and -safest course for the 
melioration of the law of imprisonment for debt, and in the 
meantime to stay the said Bill, 460. 


Petitions for the insertion of a Clause, 
exempting all Courts established for the recovery of small 
Debts, and having the power of imprisonment for limited pe- 
riods only, from the operation of the Bill; From Kingston- 


upon-Hull; Samuel Robinson and James Hastings; Charles 
Henry Phillips ; 460. 








Petition of Debtors in the Four Courts 
Marshalsea, Dublin, for extending the Bill to lreland, 390. 


Petition of John Gilbert Meymott, 





against, 483. 





Petitions in favour; From Debtors in 
William Kemp, 570. 


Desr, Nationat; Petition of William Adam, for the abolition 
thereof, 11. 


Liverpool Gaol, 560. 





Petition of the there-undersigned of Eve- 
sham and other places, that the property which the National 
Debt was incurred to protect, be alone taxed for such protec- 
tion, 474. 





Vide Accounts. Cnurcn Property. 


SupPPLy. 


Destors. Vide EMIGRATION. 


King’s Bench Prison; Petition of Debtors confined 
in the King’s Bench Prison, that one of the Commissioners of 
the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors do attend, for 
the purpose of hearing the cases of Insolvents who have peti- 
tioned for their discharge, 524. 

Deeps, Registry of; Act (8 Geo. II. c.6.) relating thereto, 
read; Bill for the public registering of all Deeds, Convey- 
ances, Wills and other Incumbrances that shall be made of, 
or that may affect any Honors, Manors, Lands, Tenements or 
Hereditaments within the several Counties of England and 
Wales ; Ordered, 120. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 121. Bill put off 
for six months, 262. 

Petition of Solicitors in Gloucester ; against, 219. 


De La Rives’ Narurauization; Bill brought from the 


Lords, 449. Read, 457. Committed, 465. Reported, and 
passed, 488. Royal Assent, 525. 


Detvin, Barony of. Vide IRELAND. 
DensicH Roads. Vide MonrGoMERYSHIRE. 
DEsTITUTE, REFUGE for the. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Devizes Improvement; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 55- 

DEVONSHIRE SEssIons. 
43-) 

Dickinson, Robert William. Vide Hicguways. 

Ditton, John; Petition of John Dillon for an inquiry into the 


circumstances attending the seizure of the American Brig 
“ Peru,” 429. 


DioceEsAN SEMINARIES. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 


Vide IRELAND. 


DisaBiLities of the Jews. 
LITIES. 


DisposiTion of GRANTS. 


Vide Jewisu Civit Disasi- 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide CamBripce UNIvERsITyY. 
ProTEstTanT DIssENTERS. 


—- Marriaces; Bill for granting Relief in relation 
to the celebration of Marriages to certain Persons dissentin 
from the United Church of England and Ireland ; Ordered. 
63. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 


ing; and to be printed; 105. Bill put off for six months, 
226. 


DIssSENTERS. 


Cuurcn 
RATEs. 





Petitions against; From Cumber- 
land, 192. Honiton, 215. Newport, Monmouth, 220. Clergy 
of the Deanery of the Isle of Wight, 246. Stroud, 251. Dur- 
ham and Northumberland, 254. Clergy of the Deaneries of 
Ripon and Boro’ Bridge, 360. 


—— and Cuurcn Rares; Petition of Protestant 
Dissenters ofSou rbridge; against, 406. 


Vide ProrestTaNT DIssENTERS. 


Distraint for Rent; Petition of William Blount, for 
Amendment of the Law relating thereto, 370. 


Distress. Vide IRELAND. 

DisTURBANCES’ SUPPRESSION. Vide IRELAND. 

DitcHeEwine Roads... Vide HENFIELD. 

Divisions of CountiEes. (Vide ADDRESSES, 44.) 
the Hovse. Vide House. 


Docs; Petition of George Webb Hall, complaining of the de- 
struction of his sheep by dogs, under the influence of Hydro- 
hobia, and for making the owners of such dogs responsible 
for the damage inflicted, 288. 
Domestic RecistraTion. Vide REGISTRATION. 


DorcueEsTeR AssizEs. Vide Trapes’ Unions. 
DorcHEsTER 





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[ A. 1834. 





Dorcuester Paving; Petition for Bill referred toa Committee, 
28. Reported, 6o. ; Bill ordered, 61. Presented, and read, 
3. Committed; 84. Reported; to be ingrossed; 218. 
ae, 223. By the Lords, with Amendments, 251. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 254. Royal Assent, 320. 


Petition of Inhabitant Rate-payers of Dor- 
chester, against; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; 
Counsel ordered; 193. 


Dover Harbour. Vide Accounts. 


-—— — Road Act; Petition of Coachmasters, Proprietors of 
Carriages travelling on the Turnpike Road from Kent and 
Surrey, by Dover-street, into London, complaining of the 
amount of Toll levied on that Road under the said Act, and 
praying for its repeal, 288. 


Down and Rapuog, Deaneries of. Vide IRELAND. 
DrainaGe of Bocs., Vide IRELAND. 


Dramatic Autuors’ Act; Petition of Adelaide O’Keefe, for 
the amendment thereof, 190. 


Dravucut Horses. Vide Horse Tax. 
Drocuepa Corporation. 
— Harbour. Vide IRELAND. 

— and Ke ts Road. Vide IreLanp. 
Drugs, Sale of. Vide IRELAND. 





Vide IRELAND. 


DruNKkENNESS; Petitions for an inquiry into the causes of 
Drunkenness; From Inverury; Stonehouse; 275. Belfast ; 
Ballyblack ; 284. Darlington, 289. Swansea, 294. Cheadle; 
Gatley ; Market Harborough; Dumfries; Collessie; Rath- 
irilland ; Silver-street; Wood-street ; 299. Fruchie; Peter- 
head ; Lostwithiel; Ackworth ; Cross Hills; Banff, Macduff 
and Whitehills; Liverpool ; Carlisle; Tullynisken, Coal Island 
and Newmills; Chippimg Norton ; Alloa; Newtown ; Grace- 
hill; Northallerton ; Sunderland and Bishopwearmouth ; 303. 
North Shields; Market Harborough ; Cumnock; Comber; 
Stirling ; Redcar; Auchinleck ; Galston; Peckham; Largs ; 
Catrine; Dalry; Lisburn; Castle Donington; Phillack and 
Saint Erth; Camborne; Loughborough; Hereford; Dun- 
fermline; Yarm; Stranraer; Members of the Stranraer 
Temperance Society ; Whithorn; Port Patrick ; Saintfield ; 
Tamlaght O’Crilly ; Connor ; Saintfield; Saintfield and Kil- 
lany; Killany ; Drummall; Dundee; Moira; Glascar; Crum- 
lin; Dromore ; Keith; Tavistock; Denton; Cork (three Peti- 
tions; Stockport; Haughton; Hooley Hill; Carnmoney; Mag- 
hera; Clondevaddock; Thurso; Moyallon; Chester; Kilmar- 
nock; Nottingham; 307. Saint German’s; Newbury; 320. 
Gosport ; Spitalfields; Kingsbridge and Dodbrooke; Tooting ; 
323. Chenies and Chesham Bois; West Cowes; Dunfermline; 
Coleraine (two Petitions); Durham; Cowling Hill; Brighouse 
and Rastrick ; Newry; Westhoughton; Chelmsford ; Leeds; 
330. York; Macclesfield (two Petitions); Bolton; Leighton 
Buzzard ; Bradford, York; Melrose; Somersham-with-the- 
Soake; Manchester; Fareham; Padstow ; Auchtermuchty ; 
Dungannon ; Jedburgh ; Huddersfield; Muthil; Milngavie; 
Lower Strath Endrick , Cumbernauld ; Selkirk ; Plymouth ; 
Heywood ; Ives, Huntingdon; Madeley, Coalbrookdale and 
vicinity ; Rochdale; Whitechapel; Magherahamlet; New- 
townstewart ; Dromara; Paisley; 333. Leethermuir; Amer- 
sham ; Chalfont Saint Giles ; Windsor, Eton and their neigh- 
bourhoods; Dunstable; Gloucester; Bethnal Green; Bury 
Saint Edmund’s; Gloucester; Staines ; Gloucester and its 
neighbourhood; Johnstone; Antrim; Saint Andrew’s; Wrex- 
ham; Edinburgh; Montrose; Dunshalt; Glasgow; Lothian 
and Tweeddale; Glasgow; Bonhill; Kirkintilloch; Tilli- 
coultry; Linlithgow; Hamilton; 335... Coltishall; Greenlaw; 
Lowestoft; Wrentham; Winchcomb; Birmingham; Wey- 
mouth; Torquay; Dunkold; Bristol; 340. Saint Clement 
Danes ; Yealand Conyers; Denny; Hollingworth; Annan; 
Guisbrough; Irvine; Stonehaven; Burnley; Dunaghy; Bec- 
cles; ‘Tintwistle; Stockport; 348. Rathmelton; Dovor; 
Thornbury; Referred to the Select Committee on Drunken- 
ness Inquiry ; 350. Dublin; Referred,.354. Wick ; Wilm- 
slow; Downpatrick ; Referred, 359. Whitchurch; Referred, 
365. Ilkeston (two Petitions); Referred, 368. Portsmouth, 
&amp;c.; Buckingham; Strathaven; Cambusnethan; Ilkeston; 
Chichester ; Referred, 369. Tassagh; Kerriemuir ; Hackney; 
Referred, 379. Staindrop; Barnard Castle; Wolverhampton; 
Rgferred,380. Somerton; Referred, 391. Wellington (Somer- 
set); Street and Walton; Newtown Limavady; Aghanloo ; 
Referred, 396. Colne; Ulverston ;, Referred, 400. March, 
Isle of Ely, 403. Pembroke; Ray; Referred, 407. Saint 
George, Hanover-square, 419. Clonallan and Warrenpoint ; 
Referred, 497. Wisbech; Referred, 442. Kelso; Referred. 
454. Coote Hill; Referred, 462. Whittlesea; Referred, 474. 
Whitehaven; Aberdeen; Referred, 488. Preston; Referred, 
495. Bow, Middlesex; Great Horksley; 523. Saint Alban’s; 
Referred, 546. Boston, 593. 


Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
the extent, causes and consequences of the prevailing vice of 
intoxication among the labouring classes of the United King- 
dom, in order to ascertain whether any legislative measures 
can be devised to prevent the further spread of so great a 
national evil, 348. Members added, 408. Members added; 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time; 480. 





Report brought up, 
gether with the M 
agreed to; 562. 

Petitions referred, 350, 354, 359, 355, 368, 


369, 379, 380, 391, 396, 400, 407, 437, 442, 454, 462, 474, 
488, 495, 546. 


and read; Motion, That the Report, to- 
inutes of Evidence, be printed ; put, and 








Petition of Inhabitant Householders of Tothill- 
street, Broadway, &amp;c., Westminster, complaining of the nuis- 
ance arising from clearing the gin-shops in that neighbourhood 
before the time of Divine Service on Sunday morning, 584. 


Dusuin CEMETERY. Vide IRELAND. 
———-— CorPoRATION. Vide IRELAND. 


(Four Courts Marsnatsgea.) Vide DEBTORS, 
IRELAND. 


—(Law Stupents.) Vide IRELANnp. 

———-— (Liprary Society.) Vide IRELAND. 

—(Pusiic Carriaces.) Vide IRELAND. 

——-— (Str. Tuomas’s Parisn.) Vide IRELAND. 

——-—— (Trinity CoLtiteGeE.) Vide IRELAND. 

——-— and AsHBourRNE Road. Vide IRELAND. 

-— and Kinestown Railway. Vide IRELAND. 

Ship Canal. Vide IRELAND. 

Dup.ey Waterworks; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
53- Reported; Bill ordered; 65. Presented, and read, 152. 
Committed, 199. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 274. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 305. Passed, 
307. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal Assent, 399. 

DveEt.ine; Petitions for the suppression thereof; From Stroud, 
38. Joseph Hamilton, 319. Saint Andrew’s, 335. 

DuUMBARTONSHIRE Roads. Vide ScoT.Lanp. 

Dunpas, Lawrence; Petition of Lawrence Dundas, late an 
appointed Stipendiary Magistrate for the Island of Jamaica, 
complaining of being deprived of his appointment; and pray- 
ing for inquiry, 443. 

DunDALK and CarRLINGFoRD Towns. 

DunpbEE Gaol. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Potice. Vide Scor.anp. 

DuneGarvan Borough. Vide Evections, 

DunuaM Ferry Road; Petition for a Bill; and Bill ordered ; 
50. 

Dunmore’s, Earl of, Estate. 

Dunn, James. 














Vide IRELAND. 


Vide ScoT.Lanp. 
Vide CHESHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. 


DuNtsBorne (Gloucester) Inclosure ; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 52. Order for referring Petition to a Com- 
mittee read, and discharged; Bill ordered; 113. Presented, 
and read, 117. Committed, 127. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
186. Passed, 188. Agreed to by the Lords, 220. Royal 
Assent, 321. 

Duration of PARLIAMENTS. Vide PARLIAMENTS. 


Duruam Cuurcu Leases; Petition of Owners and Occupiers 
of lands under the Dean and Chapter of Durham, in Billing- 
ham, for confining the said Dean and Chapter to a fine certain, 
Xe. 300. 

— Railway. Vide HartLepoo.. 


Junction Railway; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 60. Reported; Bill ordered; 85. Presented, and 
read, 193. Committed, 173. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 249. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; 282. Passed, 293. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
371. Considered, and agreed to, 375. Royal Assent, 399. 
Petitions against; From Robert 
William Brandling; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
178. Commissioners of the Port of Sunderland; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 188. Shipowners, &amp;c. of Sunderland ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 199. . Owners and Lessees 


of Real Property in or near Sunderland; Referred , and Counsel 
ordered, 227. 











Petitions in favour; From New- 
- ig 9c 179. Tynemouth ; South Shields; Gates- 
ead; 198. 
and SuNDERLAND Railway; Petition for leave to 
resent a Petition for a Bill, referred to a Committee, 469. 
eported; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; 
Referred to a Committee; 471. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
482. Presented, and read, 483. Committed, 493. Leave 
to Committee to sit on a certain day, during the sitting of the 
House, 525. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 531. Passed, 
535. Agreed to by the Lords, 560. Royal Assent, 594- 


Dutca Emsarco. Vide Accounts. 


4&amp;5 Will. IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 
Easincwo.p Inclosure. Vide RASKELF. 


EAST INDIA: 


Catcutra JournaL; Select Committee ap- 
pointed take into consideration the circumstances connected 
with the suppression of the Calcutta Journal, in the year 
1823, and the loss of Property entailed on Mr. Buckingham 

in 





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EAST INDIA—continued. 

in consequence of that measure; and to report their opinion 
to the House, as to whether any and what amount of Com- 
aommeyp ought to be awarded to Mr. Buckingham for his 
osses on that account, 356. Petition, and Minutes of Evi- 
dence on Mr. Buckingham’s case in 1826, referred; 360. 
Members added, 394, 446. Power to report Minutes of 
Evidence; Report of Resolutions, together with Minutes 
of Evidence; 554. To lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
555- 





Cuina Travbe; Petition of Merchants and 
_ others of Rochdale, for placing British Ship-owners on an 


equal footing with Foreigners trading to the Port of Canton, 
28. 





Propvuce; Petition of the East India Com- 
pany, praying that the productions of British India, more 
especially Sugar, may be imported at the same rate of Duty 
as articles imported from the Mauritius, and the British 
Colonies in America and the West Indies. 


TRADE; Petition of Merchants, Bankers, 
Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Glasgow, that the Duties 
on East and West India Produce may be equalized, 269. 


Loans to Native Srates; Motion, That 
in the opinion of this House, the British Government is not 
bound to interfere, and ought to be extremely cautious of 
interfering, in the recovery of Loans from native States of 
India, unless such Loans were contracted with its previous 
knowledge and concurrence, and unless the guarantee of the 
British Resident was given in writing upon the face of the 
Bond, or signified by the Resident in a neath written at 
the time to his own Government, and approved as well 
by that Government as by the native Sovereigns contracting 
the Loan ; Notice taken that Forty Members were not pre- 
sent; 546. 











INsoLvenT Destors; Act [9 Geo. IV. c. 37] 
relating thereto, read; Bill ordered; 464. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
469. Second Reading deferred, 479, 485. Bill committed, 
497- Considered, 511. Report deferred, 520. Bill re- 
ported, 528. To be ingrossed; Day: appointed for Third 
Reading; 529. Third Reading deferred, 536. Bill passed, 
541. Agreed to by the Lords, 596. Royal Assent, 599. 
Rea Estates; Three Petitions of British, 
Native and other Inhabitants of Calcutta, for a Legislative 
Enactment to prevent Titles to Real Estates being impeached, 
in consequence of being derived by descent or otherwise from 
Aliens, 341, 342, 583. 

Tea TraveE; Petition of British Agents resi- 
dent at Canton, for revision of the Act of 1833, whereby the 
Duty on Bohea, Congou and second class Teas shall not 
exceed the former ad valorem Duty, or a Duty of 100 per 
cent. on the actual sale price, 584. 


Triax by Jury; Petition of British and other 
Inhabitants of Calcutta, that matters of fact in issue before 
the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort Wil- 
liam may be triable by Jury in civil as well as criminal 
Actions, Suits and Proceedings, 583. 


Vide Accounts. 




















Annuitiges. Vide Accounts. 

Company. (Salt Monopoly.) (Vide Ap- 
DRESSES, 45.) 

Hovusr. Vide Accounts. M‘DovuGatt, 





Duncan. STEAM NaviGaTIon to INDIA. 





——— MarxnamM Road. Vide Bawtry. 


——— SmiruFriEtp Road; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 44. Reported; Bill ordered; 112. Presented, and 
read, 119. Bill put off for Six Months, 323. 

Petitions against; From Directors 

of the Saint Katherine Dock Company, 133. Merchants 

trading, Master Carmen and others occupied in the con- 
veyance of Goods to and from the London and Saint Ka- 
tharine’s Docks; and, is = 153. Commissioners of 

Ratcliffe Pavement, 164. Persons connected with and in- 





terested in the Trade of the Metropolis, and Navigation of 
the Port of London, 181. Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Com- 
mons of the City of London, in Common Council assembled, 
268. John Mallcott and others, 322. 


Petition of the London Dock Com- 





pany in favour, 322. 
Ecc.LesuHa.u and Stone, Towns of. Vide Accounts. 
Ecciesiasticat Corporations. Vide 


LEASEs. 
Imposts. Vide Tires. 


Law; Petition of Inhabitants of Liverpool, 
complaining of the Imprisonment of John Allen in Lancaster 
Castle for Contempt of the Ecclesiastical Court in that 
Town, and for an Inquiry into the state of the Ecclesiastical 
Law, 290. 


EccLESIASTICAL 








Vide IRELAND. 


;, (Chichester); Petition of Lessees of 
Dwelling-houses and Lands in Chichester, for enabling Eccle- 
siastical Corporations to grant Enfranchisements, 460. 


Revenue Inquiry. Vide Accounts. 
Epecar, Preston. Vide Frencn CLaims. 
EpinpurGu and Darkeitu Railway. Vide Scorianp. 


LEASES. 

















- Police. Vide ScorLanp. 
— — Waterworks. Vide ScoTLANpD. 








Epucation; Petition of John Smith and William Dolier, that 
a Model School be established by the State, where the best 
means of instruction may be introduced, 44. 

———- Petition of the Undersigned for the establishment 

of a National System of Education, 235. 


Petition of the Sheffield Mechanics’ Institution for 
establishing Endowments or Salaries for the Masters and 
Lecturers engaged to instruct members of Mechanics’ Insti- 
tutions, 290. 

— Motion for appointing a Select Committee to 
inquire into the means of establishing a system of National 
Education ; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion 
withdrawn; 348. 











————-— Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
resent state of the Education of the People in England and 
Vales, and into the application and effects of the Grant made 

in the last Session of Parliament for the erection of School- 
houses, and to consider of the expediency of further Grants in 
aid of Education, 348. Committee nominated, 356. Members 
added, 371, 402, 421, 434. Message to the Lords for the 
attendance of the Bishop of London, 542. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table ; and to be 


printed, 574 = 
—— Vide IRELAND. Scor.uanp. 


Epwarps, Edward. Vide Navau Commissions. 


Errra Sewer (Vaurhall.) Vide Sewers. ComMMIssionERs 
of SEWERs. 


Ec tinton’s, Earl of, Estate. Vide ScoTLanp. 


E.ecrion Expenses; Petition of Henry Hunt, complaining 
of certain charges imposed by the Returning Officers at the 
late Election for Preston, 80. Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Election Expenses, 81. 

Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into the Expenses charged by Returning Officers at the Elec- 
tion of Members for Counties and Boroughs in England and 

Wales, Scotland and Ireland, at the last General Election, 

and also to inquire into all other Expenses attendant on the 

Registration of Votes, and at the Election, with the view of 

fixing an uniform rate of Charge, 20. Leave to Committee to 

sit on a certain day, during the Sitting of the House, 470. 

Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the 

Table ; and to be printed ; 582. 


Petitions referred, 81, 151. 
Accounts referred, 20, 23, 192, 281, 

















432. 





Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 46.) 





ELECTIONS: 


CONTROVERTED. Vide PetitT10Ns relating to Controverted Elections, infra. 


ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS :— 
For pegusting 


« 


the mode of Proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning the Returns of Members, and also 


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. 10. 
For giving notice of the Days appointed for Second Readings of Bills to Returning Officers, 14, 20, 27. 
For Clerk and Short-hand writer to attend the Assizes, 146. 
Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrants for New Writs before certain days—— 


For Carrickfergus Borough, 9, 134, 371, 579- 
For Hertford Borough, 9, 116, 579. 
For Warwick Borough, 13, 579. 


Motion, That Mr. Speaker do not issue his Warrant for a new Writ for the Borough of Warwick, before a certain 
day ; Debate thereupon adjourned; 9. Debate resumed; Writ not to be issued before a certain day ; 13. 


VoL. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


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INDEX ¢o the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. [ A. 1834. 





ELECTIONS—continued. 


PETITIONS :— 
Election Petitions received from Ireland, 99, 352, 360, 503- 
Consideration.of a Petition adjourned, 446. 
Orders for considering Petitions discharged, the Parties not having entered into a Recognizance, 560, 569. 

for considering a Petition discharged, and another day appointed, 162. 

——- for considering Petitions discharged, 560, 569. 

Petition withdrawn, 593. i. 

Petition of Electors of the City of Coventry (presented 10th July 1833; To be printed, 23. 

Motion, for appointing a Select Committee to make further Inquiry into the Proceedings at the General Election for 
the City of Coventry in December 1832, and to consider and report to the House thereon, and upon the best 
means of providing for the future prevention of riots, and for preserving the peace and freedom of Election at 
Coventry ; Question Neg. thereupon, 135. 

———- That His Majesty’s Attorney General be directed to prosecute Richard Randall, for the offences proved 
against him, as appears by the Report of the Select Committee on the Coventry Election; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 135. 





COMMISSIONERS (IRELAND) :— 
List of Barristers at Law who have consented to act as Commissioners under 42 Geo. III. c. 106, relating to Con- 
troverted Elections, received by Mr. Speaker, 478. 


SPECIAL REPORTS ;— 


Relative to the illness of Members, 461, 479. 
For leave to a Committee to adjourn, 495. 

Of a void Election, 225. 

Relative to alterations of the Poll, 540. 


RETURNS :— 
Amended, 542. 


BILLS relating to ELecTions: 


Brisery at Erections; Bill to provide for the Trial of Charges of General Bribery and Corruption in Cities and 
Boroughs sending Members to Parliament, ordered, 96. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed; 97. Committed, 105. Committee deferred, 131. Bill considered, 195. Reported; Day ap- 

ointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 136. Instruction to Committee to make 
Pines out of the Consolidated Fund for paying the Expenses of the Commissioners and others, and of Costs, 
Expenses and Fees which may be payable, in pursuance of any Act of the present Session, to provide for the Trial 
of Charges of Bribery and Corruption in Cities and Boroughs sending Members to Parliament, 157. Order for 
further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; considered ; Committee report Progress; 157. Bill 
further considered, 170. Bill reported, and re-committed ; considered and reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Rill, as amended, to be printed; 178. Further consideration of Report deferred, 191, 203, 
213, 226, 247, 253, 263,273. Order for further consideration of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; considered ; 277. 
Reported and re-committed ; considered and reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 286. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
306. Passed, 33i. By the Lords, with Amendments ; Day per for considering them; Bill, as amended by 
the Lords, to be printed ; 554. Lords Amendments considered, and read the first time ; further consideration put 
off for Three Months; 577. 

Proceedings in Committee, 157. 


House resolves to go into a Committee 9 a certain day to consider of the payment of 
the Costs and Expenses incurred under the Bribery at Elections Bill; The King’s Recommendation signified ; Motion 
agreed to; Matter to be considered; 136. Committee deferred, 139. Matter considered; Proceeding in Com- 
mittee; 143. Resolution reported and agreed to, 148. 


Law AMENDMENT; Bill to consolidate and amend the Provisions of the several Acts 
relating to Bribery, and to Charge and Expense, in the election of Members to serve in Parliament; Ordered, 87. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for wom Reading ; and to be printed; 103. Bill commitied to a Select 
Committee, 131. Members added, 142. Bill reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 221. Further consideration of Report deferred, 247, 272, 306, 331, 344. Order for 
further consideration of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; Considered ; Proceeding in Committee ; 381. 











Carrickrercus Borough; Resolutions from Select Committee (15th April 1833), read, 19. Bill to exclude the 
Town, and County of the Town, of Carrickfergus from sending a Burgess to serve in Parliament ; Ordered ; 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 Bil! a second time, to be served on the Returning Officer; 20. Bill committed, 91. Committee 
deferred, 138, 191, 213, 238, 263, 291,337, 345- Bill put off for four months, 373. 

Petitions, against ; From Corporation of Carrickfergus,62. Freemen of Carrickfergus, go. 


- Vide IRELAND. Writs. 








HertrorpD Borough; Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption in the election of Members to serve in Parlia- 
ment for the Borough of Hertford; Ordered, 9. 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 on 
the Returning Officer; 14. Second Reading deferred, 36. Bill committed, 116. Order for Committee, read; Report 
from Select Committee (27th June 1833), referred ; 138. Bill considered and reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 139. Order for further consideration of Report, read ; 
Bill re-committed ; Considered and reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 157. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 170. 
Third Readirg deferred, 191. Bill passed, 203. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Hertford, against, 115. 


Proceedings in Committee, 139. 
Vide Writs. 


LivERPOOL FrREEMEN; Bill to exclude the Freemen of Liverpool from voting at the Election of Members of Par- 
liament for that Borough ; Ordered, 26. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
oven Printed Copy of the Biil, and Copy of the Order for reading the Bill a second time, to be served on the 

teturning Officer; 27. Bill committed, 68. Order for Committee read ; Reports from Select Committees (1st April 
and 29th July, 1833), referred ; Committee deferred; gi. Order for Committee, read; Motion, That it be an 
Instruction to the Committee, that they have Power to limit the operations of the Bill to those Persons whose 
Guilt has been proved before Committees of this House; and to make provision that all Persons who have been 
proved before such Committees, to have been guilty of giving or receiving Bribes at the Elections of Members of 
Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool, shall be rendered incapable of voting at any future Election for that 
Borough ; Question Neg. thereupon ; 116. Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee, that they have 
Power to make provision, that no Person who shall have become a Burgess or Freeman of the said Borough of 


Liverpool prior to the 1st of December 1830, shall, either as such Burgess or Freeman, or in right of ome _ 
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ELECTIONS—continued. 


BILLS relating to ELEcT10Ns—continued. 
Franchise whatever, vote, or be entitled to vote, in the election of a Member or Members to serve in the present or 
any future Parliament for the said Borough ; Question Neg. thereupon ; Report from Select Committee (28th March 
1831), referred; Bill considered; 116. Reported, to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 121. 
Order for Third Reading, read ; Motion for reading the Bill the third time ; Amendments proposed, but not made ; 
Main Question agreed to; Bill passed; 139. 

Petitions, against; From John Drinkwater, 115. John Astley, 137. 








Liverpool (three 
Petitions), 139. 


Wirnesses’ InpEMNiTy; Bill, from the Lords, to indemnify Witnesses who may give Evidence before 

the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, on a Bill to exclude the Freemen of Liverpool from voting at the Election of 
Members of Parliament for that Borough,270. Read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 273. 
Committed, 286. Considered, 292. Passed, 297. Royal Assent, 320. 

Starrorp Borough; Bill to exclude the Borough of Stafford from sending Burgesses to serve in Parliament; Ordered; 
Presented, and read; Day — 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 on the Returning Officer; 20. Bill committed, 91. 
Order for Committee, read; Report from Select Committee (17th July 1833) referred; Bill considered; 138. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third reading; 149. Passed, 157. 


Petitions for extending the Elective Franchise of the Borough of Stafford to the Towns of Stone 
and Eccleshall ; From Stone; and, Eccleshall ; 81. ; 


Petition of Burgesses of Stafford, against, 89. 


Warwick Borough; Bill for preventing Bribery and Corruption, and illegal Practices, in the Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Warwick, ordered, 26. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, and to be printed; Printed copy of Bill, and copy of the Order for reading the Billa second time, to 
be served on the Returning Officer, 27. Bill committed, 68. Order for Committee, read ; Reports from Select 


Committees (15th May and 22d July 1839) referred ; Bill considered ; 91. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third reading; 96. Passed, 111. 


— 














Petition of Inhabitants of Leamington Priors, against adding that Town to the Elective Fran- 
chise of the Borough of Warwick (presented 25th June 1833), to be printed, 4o. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Leamington Spa, for extending the Boundary of the Borough of War- 
wick to Leamington (presented 16th July 1833), to be printed, 40. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Leamington Priors, against adding that Town to the Elective Fran- 
chise of the Borough of Warwick, 68. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Kenilworth, that the Elective Franchise of the Borough of War- 
wick may be extended to Kenilworth, go. 


Petition of Electors of the Borough of Warwick, that a Writ may forthwith issue for electing a 
Burgess for the said Borough, §73. 


Motion for — a Select Committee, to take into consideration the Evidence already 
before the House relative to the Borough of Warwick, and to report to the House full particulars respecting the 
cases of Bribery, and the class or description of Persons bribed, and whether any treating, and to what extent by the 
authority of the Candidates, or their agents, occurred after the issuing of the Writ; and particularly to report 
whether in the event of disfranchising the Parties bribed, or that class of Electors to which they belong, a sound 
and competent Constituency will remain in the Borough ; Question Neg. thereupon, 111. 

Witnesses’ INDEMNITY; Bill from the Lords, to indemnify Witnesses who may 
Lords Spiritual and Temporal on a Bill for ores Bribery and Corruption and Illegal Practices in the Election 
of Members to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Warwick, read ; Day appointed for Second reading, and to 
be printed ; 276. Committed, 290. Considered; Reported, without Amendment ; Day appointed for Third reading; 
297. Passed, 301. Royal Assent, 320. 


Vide LEAMINGTON Spa. Orpers. Warwick Boroven. Writs. 

















gre Evidence before the 





PETITIONS relating to ELEctions: 


Bucki1NGHAM Borough; Petition of Inhabitants of Buckingham, complaining of the erection of certain hovels within 
that Borough, for the purpose of creating Votes, 171. 


Duncarvan Borough; Petition of Richard Keefe, complaining of objections to his Vote at the last Election, and of 
his imprisonment upon an alleged Information for Perjury, 429. 


Launceston Borough ; Petition of Electors of the Borough of Launceston, complaining of the influence possessed 
by the Duke of Northumberland over the Corporation, 407. 


Monacuan County; Petition of Freeholders of the Barony of Farney, that their Elective Rights and Constitutional 
Privileges may be preserved, 593- : 

Petition of certain Electors of the County of Monaghan, complaining of the Election and Return 

of Edward Lucas, Esquire, being offered to be presented ; Entry in Journal of the House (goth July), of the deter- 


mination of the Select Committee on the Monaghan County Election, read; Act 9 Geo. IV. c. 22, read; Petition 
withdrawn; 593; 


Trecony Borough; Petition of the Corporation of Tregony, for extending the Jurisdiction of the Borough over the 
Parishes of Saint James and Cuby, under the Municipal Corporations’ Act, 134. 





PETITIONS relating to ConrrovertTED EveEcTions ; viz. : 


Duncarvan Borough; Petition of Robert Longan and others, Electors, complaining of that Election ; Day appointed 
for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, pes and records; 99. Con- 
sideration of Petition deferred, 162. Petition considered, 204. Committee appointed, 206. Report, That Ebenezer 


Jacob, Esquire, is not duly elected ; That the last Election for the said Borough is a void Election; New Writ 
ordered ; 225. 





Petition of Beresford Boate, and others, Electors, complaining of that Election, 352. Day 
appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, a and records ; 
353- Petition considered, 446. Committee appointed, 448. Report, That the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 467. 


Monacuan County; Petition of Samuel Cunningham and others, Electors, complaining of that Election ; 361. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr, Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records ; 362. Consideration of Petition deferred, 446, Petition considered, 453. Committee appointed, 454. 
Special Report respecting the absence of Mr. James Oswald (a Member of the Committee) on account of illness ; 
a medical person examined; Mr. Oswald excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any further 
attendance on the Committee; 461. Similar Proceedings with regard to another Member of the Committee 
(Mr. Walker),-479. Special a ie requesting leave to adjourn, in order to allow the parties time to investigate 
the list of objections, and classify the Voters ; Leave given the Committee to: adjourn ; 495. - Report, That the 
Honourable Henry Robert Westenra is not duly chested ; That Edward Lucas, Esquire, is duly elected, and ought 
to have been returned; 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; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the 
return; 540. Return amended, 542. 

Supsury Borough ; Petition of William Warner, Thomas Goody and Baker Goody, Electors, complaining of that 
Election ; 549. Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, 
papers and reeords; 550. 


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ELECTIONS—continued. 


PETITIONS relating to ConTROVERTED ELECTIONS—continued. 


Supsoury; Petition of William Warner, Thomas Goody and Baker Goody, Electors, complaining of that Election, 561. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 


records; 562. 


Wexrorp Town ; Petition of Peter Murphy, and others, Freeholders, complaining of that Election (in duplicate), 503. 
Day appointed for taking it into consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 
records; 504. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in 
respect of their Petition ; Order for considering it, discharged ; 560. 

Petition of Peter Murphy, and others, Freeholders, complaining of that Election, 514. Day appointed for 
taking it into consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and records; 515. Mr. 
Speaker acquainted the House, That the Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance in respect of their Peti- 


tion ; Order for considering it, discharged ; 569. 


WRITS ISSUED IN THE RECESS. 


I 





FOR WHAT PLACE, 


Berwick, Shire of - - - 








Huddersfield = - - . - | Lewis Fenton, Esquire - - 
Morpeth - . - - - | Honourable Frederick Howard - 
Somerset County (Eastern Division) | William Papwell Brigstock, Esquire 
York City - - - - - | Samuel Adlam Bayntun, Esquire 


IN THE ROOM OF 


Charles Marjoribanks, Esquire - 


ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 


Deceased ; 3. 
Deceased ; 3. 
Deceased ; 3. 
Deceased ; 3. 
Deceased ; 3. 


WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION. 


Ayr, &amp;c. District of Burghs - 
Cambridge Borough - - 


Chatham - - - - - | William Leader Maberly, Esquire - 
Cirencester - - - - | Lord Apsley - - - - 
Derby (Northern Division) - - | Lord Cavendish - - - 
Devizes - - - - - | Montague Gore, Esquire - 
Dudley - - -  -| Sir John Campbell, Knight = - 
Dungarvan . - ~ - | Honourable George Lamb - 
Dungarvan . - - - - | Ebenezer Jacob, Esquire - - 


Edinburgh City - - - 
Edinburgh City - - - 
Elgin, &amp;c. District of Burgh 


Fermanagh - - Mervyn Archdall, Esquire - 
Finsbury - - . - Right honourable Robert Grant - 
Gloucester (Eastern Division) - | Sir Berkeley William Guise, Baronet 
Kendal - - - - =| James Brougham, Esquire - + 
Kirkcudbright - -  -  -| Robert Cutlar Fergusson, Esquire’ - 
Leeds - - - - | Thomas Babington Macaulay, Esquire 


Leith, &amp;c. District of Burghs ~ 
Malton, New - s . : 


Thomas Francis Kennedy, Esquire - 
- | Right honourable Thomas Spring Rice 


Right honourable Francis Jeffery 
Right honourable James Abercromby 
Andrew Leith Hay, Esquire’ - 


John Archibald Murray, ig “eR - 
Charles Christopher Pepys, 


Steward of East Hendred ; 3. 
Secretary of State; 347. 
Commissioner of Customs ; 398. 
Now Earl Bathurst; 539. 
Now Earl of Burlington ; 295. 
Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 17. 
His Majesty’s Attorney General ; 60. 
Deceased ; 3. 
Void Election ; 225. 
Judge of the Court of Session ; 295. 
Master Worker of the Mint; 377. 
Clerk of the Ordnance; 398. 
Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 325. 
Governor of Bombay ; 418. 
Deceased ; 524. 
Deceased ; 15. 
Advocate General or Judge Marshal of 
His Majesty’s Forces, 418. 
Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 3. 
Lord Advocate of Scotland; 295. 
His Majesty’s Solicitor General ; 63. 


isquire - 


Monaghan - = - - | The Honourable Chadwallader Davis | Now Lord Blayney; 206. 

Blayney. 
Nottingham - -  - - | Lord Viscount Duncannon -  -| Secretary of State; 489. 
Paisley - - - = =| Sir John Maxwell, Baronet -  - | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; go. 
Perthshire - - - - - | Earl of Ormelie . - . - | Now Marquis of Bredalbane; 174. 
Sudbury - - - - - — honourable Michael Angelo | Deceased; 489. 

aylor. 

Thetford - - - - - | Lord James Fitzroy - - - - | Deceased; 543. 
Thirsk - - - - - | Sir Robert Frankland, Baronet - | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 119. 
Totness - - - ~ - | James Cornish, Esquire -  - - | Steward of Chiltern Hundreds ; 14. 
Wells - . - - - | Norman Lamont, Esquire - -| Deceased; 224. 


Wexford County 





Robert Shapland Carew, Esquire 


Now Lord Carew.; 380. 





Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrants for New Writs before certain days— 


For Carrickfergus Borough, 9, 134, 371, 579- 
For Hertford Borough, 9, 116, 579. 
For Warwick Borough, 13, 579. 


Motion, That Mr. Speaker do not issue his Warrant for a new Writ for the Borough of Warwick before a certain day; Debate 
thereupon adjourned; 9. Debate resumed ; Writ not to be issued before a certain day ; 13. 


— Vide CLERK oF THE CrRowN. 


Memsers. Orpers. PEERS. Questions NEG. 


CLERK OF THE Howse. 
SERJEANT. 


Exection Expenses. ELectriveE FRANCHISE. 


SPEAKER. 





Exvective Francnis£; Pctition of Inhabitants of Doncaster, 
submitting their claim to representation in the event of a 
forfeiture of the Elective Franchise of any other place, 235. 

Vide IRELAND, 

&amp;c.: Petition of Inhabitants of Cum- 
nock, for extending the Elective Franchise to all Householders, 
and for the repeal of the Septennial Act, 309. 

Exein and Forres Gaols. Vide Scoriap. 


E.xstTog, Lower, Inclosure. Vide ALSTONFIELD. 


EL (Cambridge) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 54. Presented, and read, 153. Committed, 274. 
Time enlarged for report, 322. Bill reported, 339. To be 
Ingrossed, 340. Passed, 347. Agreed to by the Lords, 376. 
Royal Assent, 400. 

E.we t Inclosure. Vide Urway. 

EmiGRANTS. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


EmicRATION ; Petitions complaining of the practice of Clan- 
destine Emigration by Debtors to the United States of Ame- 
rica; From Aberdeen ; Strichen; 219. Forres, 293. Elgin, 
473- Frazerburgh, 488. Inverness, 547. 











Petition of the Mayor, Magistrates, Merchants 
and Inhabitants of Liverpool, for a Bill which may place the 


carrying of Emigrants upon a just and humane footing, and 
which may subject parties engaged as Emigrant Shippers to 
a summary jurisdiction in cases of breach of contract, 377. 
Petition of twelve Emigrant Passengers, who 
engaged and paid in Glasgow their passage to Quebec, com- 
laining of having lost a part of their money, by the fraudu- 
fent conduct of David A. Nelson, the agent at Glasgow of 
Mr. Edward Walkinshaw, of Liverpool, 404. 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 47.) SUPPLY. 
EmpioyMent of Lasourers. Vide LABOURERS. 


Emsworth, &amp;c. Fishery ; Petitions complaining of abuses in 
the Oyster and other Fisheries in the Harbours of Emsworth, 
Langstone and Bosham ; and of the distress of the persons 
engaged therein; From Emsworth, and Langstone and Bos- 
ham; 284. Emsworth, &amp;c. 351. 

Encuisu and Irtsu JupcmeEnts; Bill from the Lords for ren- 
dering English Judgments effectual in Ireland, and Irish 
Judgments in England, 236. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed ; 253. econd Reading 
deferred, 272, 306. Bill committed, 355- Committee de- 
ferred, 373, 499- 

ENGuIsHcomBE Road. Vide TUNLEY. 

Vide BARRINGTON. 








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EnsTone and Bicester Road; Petition fora Bill; and Bill 
ordered, 52. 


EntTait, Law or. Vide Scor.tanp. 


EnTaiLepD Estates; Bill to extend the Powers of Tenants in 
Tail to grant Leases, and to enable Tenants for Life, and Per- 
sons seised of or entitled to Estates in right of their Wives 
to grant Leases under certain restrictions, and to repeal part 

' of an Act of the thirty second year of King Henry the Eighth, 
entitling Lessees to enjoy the farm against the Tenants in 
Tail; Ordered, 420. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 492. 

Vide ScorLanp. 


Property, ExcHANnce. 





TATES. 


EquiTaBLe ApPoRTIONMENTS; Act 11 Geo. II. c. 19. re- 
lating thereto, read; Bill to amend, ordered ; 44. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 50. Bill committed,g1. Considered,116. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 121. 
Bill passed, 126. By the Lords, with Amendments, 376. 
Considered, and agreed to, 391. Royal Assent, 399. 


Equity, Courts or, Process, Vide Courts or Equity. 


EscueaAts; Bill from the Lords for the Amendment of the 
Law relative to the Forfeiture and Escheat of Freehold or Copy- 
hold Estates, or other interests holden in Trust; 324. Read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 345. 
Committed, 373. Considered, 383. Reported, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 386. Bill passed, with Amendments, 394. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 424. 
Amendment to Amendments agreed to, 426. Royal Assent, 
438. 

Essex Roads. Vide MippLEseEx. 


EstTABLIsSHED Cuurcn. Vide IRELAND. WaALEs. 


Evans, Samuel. Vide Liverroot GoverNMENT APPOINT- 
MENTS. 


Evenine Lecturesnips; Petition of Solomon Pigott, A. M., 
for an increase of emolument in small Livings where a Lec- 
tureship is endowed, 448. 


Evipence; Usual Orders relating thereto, 10. 
— Vide MtnurEs of Ev1DENCE. 
EvsratTiA, Saint, Prize Money. Vide McDoveatt, Duncan. 


Excnancet of Lanps. Vide Common FIE.LpDs’ ExcuanGe. 
LANDS. 


Excueguer Bitts. Vide Accounts. THAmMeEs TUNNEL. 
Ways and Means, and BiLts in SupPty. 


(Public Works) Act 57 Geo. III. c. 34, and 
1 &amp; 2 Will. IV. c. 24, relating thereto, read ; Motion for 
the House immediately to resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of the said Acts; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; Motion agreed to; Matter considered; Proceeding 
in Committee ; 558. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered, 567. Vide infra. 

Bill to amend several Acts for authorizing the 
issue of Exchequer Bills for carryingon Public Works and 
Fisheries, and employment of the Poor, and to authorize 
a further issue of Exchequer Bills for the purposes of the said 
Acts; Ordered; presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 567. Committed, 571. Considered, 
578. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 582. Passed, 583. Agreed to by the Lords, 596. 
Royal Assent, 598. 


Court of. Vide Accounts. Supriy. TITHEs. 
— Orrices. Vide Accounts. 


or Receipt; Act (57 Geo. III. c. 84.) relating 
thereto, read ; Report of Commissioners of Accounts relating 
to the Exchequer, presented 10th October 1831, read; Bill 
to regulate the Office of the Receipt of His Majesty’s Exche- 
quer at Westminster, ordered, 40. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 41. Com- 
mitted, 64. Considered, and reported ; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be gneiss 100. 
Further consideration of Report deferred, 125. Order for fur- 
ther consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 131. 
Instruction to Committee to make provision for the payment 
of the Salaries of certain Officers of the said Court, 131. Bill 
further considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 148. 
Order for farther consideration of Report, read; Bill re-com- 
mitted ; considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 157. 
Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 163. Passed, 170. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 236. Considered, and agreed to, 248. 
Royal Assent, 320. 





Vide Setritep Es- 











Motion for the House immedi- 
diately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the 
Compensations and Payments to be made on the abolition 
and regulation of Offices in the Receipt of His Majesty’s 
Exchequer, in consequence of any Act of the present Session 
of Parliament, and of the Salaries to be paid to the future 


Vo. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


Officers thereof; (The King’s Recommendation signified) ; 
Motion agreed to; Account referred ; Matter considered ; 
125. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Instruction to 
Committee on Exchequer of Receipt Bill to make Provi- 
sion accordingly; 131. Vide supra. 


Proceedings in Committee, 125. 
Vide Ac- 








COUNTS, 


Excise, Acts relating thereto, read; 526. To be considered, 
527. Committee deferred, 530, 533. Matter considered ; 
Proceedings in Committee; 537. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 541. Resolutions (goth July), read; 
Order of leave for bringing in a Bill thereupon, read ; Order 
discharged ; Instruction to Committee on Sale of Beer Act 
Amendment Bill, to make provision therein, pursuant to the 
fourth of the said Resolutions; Bill upon the first and se- 
cond, and Bill upon the third and fifth of the said Resolu- 
tions, ordered, 546. Vide Spirnir Duties. Srarcn, &amp;c. 
DurTIiks. 

Vide Accounts. Customs Anp Excise. 
~—_-——. Boarp of. Vide Bonpine Goons. 
Laws. Vide Hatcn, Henry, 


Revenue ManaGement; Acts relating thereto, 
read; Bill to amend, ordered, 434. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 435. 
Second Reading deferred, 463, 475, 479, 485. Bill com- 
mitted, 490. Considered, 519. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 528. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 536. Bill passed, 541. Agreed to by the Lords, 575. 
Royal Assent, 593- 

Execution of Witts. Vide Wi1u1s. 


Executions for Rosspery. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 
48.) 

Exeter Markets; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
15. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders; 19. (Vide Stanpinc OrperRs.) Re- 
port, that the Parties be permitted to proceed, 22. Report 
from Committee on Standing Orders, read, 27. Bill ordered, 
28. Presented, and read, 32. Committed, 73. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 137. Passed, 140. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 160. Royal Assent, 166. 


Petition of William Westrin Snell, 
against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 127. 


Petition of Householders and Inhabitants 
of Exeter ; in favour, 133. 


Exprrine Laws. Vide Laws, Exprrine. 


Extra ParocuiAL Paces; Petition of Inhabitants of Saint 
Giles, Northampton, complaining that the eres part of the 
Lands within that Parish, being extra-parochial, are not rated 
to the repair ofthe Roads, 143. Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on County Rates, 144. 


Petition of George Thorpe, of Saint 
Michael’s Island, in the River Isis, complaining that he is 
unable to obtain a License for the Sale of Beer and other 
Exciseable Liquors, on account of his House being situated 
in an extra-parochial place, 174. 




















— Petitions for compelling extra- 
arochial places to contribute to the maintenance of the Poor; 

Goons Ely, 260. Chester, 351. Saint Andrew Holborn, and 

Saint George the Martyr, Middlesex (two Petitions), 388. 


Vide Poor Laws’ AMENDMENT. 





4° &amp; 5° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


FACTORIES, Inspectors of. Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSsEs, 
49-) Suppry. 





Recuiation Act; Petition of Operatives, 
(Parents of Children) and others, employed in the Woollen 
Manufactories of Hawick, for the amendment thereof, 260. 


AMENDMENT; Act(3 and 
4 Will. IV. c. 103) relating thereto, read; Bill to explain and 
amend an Act of the last Session of Parliament, for regulatin 
the Labour of Children and young Persons in the Mills an 
Factories of the United Kingdom; Ordered, 12. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be 
printed; 13. Committed, 17. Considered, and reported, 
with an Amendment ; Amendment agreed to; Bill to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. Passed, 
23. Agreed to by the Lords, 38. Royal Assent, 50. 


Fairs and Markets; Motion for bringing in a Bill to enable 
local authorities to change Saturday and Monday Fairs, and 
Markets to other days ; ee Neg. thereupon, 111. 


FaunTLerRoy, late Henry. Vide Hatcuerr, Charles, 
FAWFIELDHEAD Inclosure. Vide ALSTONFIELD. 


Fe.ons’ Property; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to 
amend the Law of Forfeiture as regards the Goods, Chattels 
and Personal. Estate and Property of Persons convicted 
of Felony, and to provide for the disposal of such Property 
under certain circumstances ; (The King’s Consent sae al ; 

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Fetons’ Property —continued. 
Motion agreed to; Bill ordered, 83. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 126. Com- 
mitted, 170. Committee deferred, 191. Bill considered, and 
reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 197. Further consideration of Re- 

rt deferred ; 204, 213, 222, 226, 238, 263, 292, 306. Order 

or further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 
considered, and reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing Report; Bill, as amended, to he printed ; 272. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 306, 338, 349. Bill put off 
for six months, 382. 

Vide Accounts. 


Fen Lands. Vide Titues’ ComMMUTATION. 

Fenwick Road, Vide Forp Bridge. 

Ferries’ Crown Leases. Vide Accounts. 

Fever Hospitats. Vide IRELAND. 

Fines and Recoverirs. Vide [RELAND. 

Fire Damp. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 50.) 

—— Po.ice; Petition of Captain George William Manby, 
for the establishment of a Preventive Fire Police; Referred 
to Select Committee on Metropolitan Police, 546. 

Fisu. Vide Accounts. 


Fisueries. Vide British CHANNEL. Emsworth, &amp;c. IRE- 
LAND. NEWFOUNDLAND. 


FisuGuarD Market; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
49- Reported ; Bill ordered ; 107. Presented, and read, 152; 
Committed, 228. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 268. Passed, 
276. Agreed to by the Lords, 404. Royal Assent, 438. 


Fisu, Sate or; Bill from the Lords, to explain and amend an 
Act passed in the thirty-third year of the reign of his late 
Majesty King George the Second, to regulate the Convey- 
ance and Sale of Fish at first hand, 290. Read; Da 
appointed for Second Reading; 297. Second Reading deferred, 
307. Bill committed, 326. Considered, and reported without 
Amendment, 332. Passed, 336. Royal Assent, 399. 


Frax. Vide Hemp. 

Fieet Prison. Vide CHoLera. 

Fioop, John. Vide IRELAND. 

FLtour. Vide Corn, Bonpep. MEAL. 

Fotey, Redmond. Vide IRELAND. 

Fo.LEesHiti (Coventry) Poor; Petition of the Vicar, Curate, 
Churchwardens and Inhabitants of Foleshill, complaining of 


the increase of their Poor Rates, in consequence of the dis- 
tressed state of the Ribbon Trade, 216. 


Foutry or Friars Bridge (Oxford) ; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 21. Reported; Bill ordered; 28. Pre- 
sented, and read, 53. Committed, 164. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 224. Passed, 241. Agreed to by the Lords, 260. 
Royal Assent, 321. 








Petition of John Vincent 

- Collingwood, against; Referred to the Committee on the Bill ; 
Counsel ordered ; 205. 

FootMeEN ; usual Orders relating to them, 10. 

Forp Bridge and Lowicx Road ; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 42. 

Foreign ComMerctAL ReExations, &amp;c.; Motion for laying 
before the House Copies of the Report of Messrs. Villiers and 
Bowring on Foreign Commercial Relations ; and of the Re- 
ports from the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Excise, for 
the use of the Members of this House; Motion withdrawn; 510. 

Corn. Vide Corn. 


ENutistMENT; Act (59 Geo. III. c. 69) relating 
thereto, read; Bil! to repeal an Act of the fifty-ninth year of 
King George the Third, for the prevention of Foreign Enlist. 
ment, saving and excepting so far as it repeals former Sta- 
tutes, ordered; 87. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; g2. Second Reading 
deferred, 148, 158, 191. Bill committed, 217. Committee de- 
. ferred, 232, 263, 272, 336, 344, 366, 374, 401, 419, 435, 444, 
468, 479, 485, 497, 509, 520, 527, 533,537. Bill considered, 
542. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 550. Third Reading deferred, 558. Bill passed, 567. 











— Frour. Vide MEAL. 

Loans. Vide Loans. 

——— Meat. Vide MEAL. 
———— Puantations. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 51.) 


Forest. of Dean. Vide Dean Forest. 

Forreirure, Law of. Vide Fetons’ Property. 

Forcep Notes. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 52.) 

ForGERY ; Petition of Samuel Roscoe Bakewell, stating, that 
he has invented a chemical and mechanical criterion for pte- 
venting and detecting Forgeries; and praying for a Com- 
mittee of Inquiry ; 284. ° 

—— (Vide ADDREssSEs, 53.) 

Four per Cent. ANNurITIRS; Act (7 Geo. IV. c. 39, and 
10 Geo. IV. c, 31) relating thereto, read; to be considered ; 





Resolutions reported, 279. Agreed to; Bill ordered; 280. 
Vide infra. 





Bill for transferring certain 
Annuities of Four Pounds per Centum per Annum into An- 
nuities of Three Pounds and Ten Shillmgs per Centum per 
Annum, and for providing for paying off the Persons who ma 
dissent to such transfer, ordered, 280. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 387. 
Committed, 401. Considered, 414. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 419. Passed, 432. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 474. Royal Assent, 525. 

Fourth Resolution of Com- 
mittee (12th May) read; House resolves to go into a Com- 
mittee on a certain day, to consider of providing for paying 
off the Holders of Four Pounds per Gent. Annuities who 
dissent to the terms of the Resolution, 356. Committee de- 
ferred, 367. Matter considered, 373. Resolution for Bill 
reported, 383. Agreed to; Bill ordered; 384. 


Frampton Cuaritiés; Petition of Inhabitants of Frampton, 
praying that a vigorous search may be made into the nghts 
and immunities of the Poor of that Parish, 523. 


FraNcCKEN’s NatTuRALizATION; Bill brought from the Lords, 
371. Read, 375. Committed, 387. Reported, and passed, 
429. Royal Assent, 439. 


FREEMEN, ApMtssi0Nn OF; Bill to regulate the mode of admit- 
ting Persons entitled to their Freedom in Municipal Corpora- 
tions in England and Wales, by Birth, Servitude or Marriage, 
and to define the Amount to be paid by such Persons in 
respect thereof; Ordered, 296. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second reading ; and to be printed ; 307. Com- 
mitted, 355. Considered, and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
373. Further consideration of Report deferred, 401, 431, 455. 
Order for further consideration of Report, read; Bill re- 
committed ; considered ; 468. 

Proceeding in Committee, 468. 

Petition of the Mayor and Aldermen 

of Saint Alban, against, 396. 

—— of LiverpooL. Vide LIVERPOOL. 


Free Trape; Petition of Inhabitants of Liverpool for an un- 
restricted Trade in Corn, and in every article constituting the 
food of man, brought up, and read ; Motion, That the Peti- 
tion do lie upon the Table; Debate arising thereupon ; and 
the same continuing till three of the clock, Mr. Speaker left 
the Chair; 138,142. Debate resumed, Petition to lie upon 
the Table; 145. 

Frencn Cuaims; Petitions complaining of claims on the 
French Government not having been fully liquidated ; From 
Robert Bruce; and, Preston Edgar ; 290. 

Vide AccounTs. 




















Suawts. Vide SHawt MANUFACTURE. 


Frrenpiy Socireties’ Act; Petitions for amendment; From 
Robert Livingstone ; Thomas McFarlane; 94. Inhabitants of 
the Metropolis; Bilston; 191. Fetter-lane, London ; James 
Wright; 200. Isle of Wight, 261. Swallow-street, West~ 
minster, 270. President and Secretary of the Formartin 
Wrights’ Society of Methlic; Ellon True Blue Gardeners’ 
Friendly Society ; Ellon Friendly Society ; Ellon Saint George’s 
Lodge Friendly Society ; and Newburgh Shipmasters’ Friendly 
Society ; 289. York,333. Repponden, 335. York-street, Saint 
James’s ; Walsall; 419. Stewartfield, 516. 

Petitions of Members and Friends 

of Friendly Benefit Societies of Wolverhampton, for the 

repeal, 175. 








AMENDMENT; Bill from the Lords, 
to amend an Act of the tenth year of his late Majesty King 
George the Fourth, to consolidate and amend the Laws re~ 
lating to Friendly Societies, 365. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed ; 367. Committed, 383. 
Committee deferred, 425. Bill considered, and reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 470. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
484, 492. Order for further consideration of Report read ; 
Bill re-committed ; Considered ; 521. Reported, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to; Day appointed for Third 
reading ; 522. Bill passed, with Amendments, 528. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 535. Royal Assent, 539. 


Proceedings in Com- 





mittee, 470, 521, 522. 





Petitions against ; 
From Rochester, Chatham and Strood, 430. Saint Saviour’s, 
Southwark, 433. Birmingham, 437. Hastings, 462. The 
thereunder-signed Members of Benefit Societies ; Bristol ; 
Dudley ; 474. York, 484. James Stevens, 501. Birming- 
ham, 531. 

Vide Accounts. 





4a &amp; 5° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. 


Gall POLI O11; Petition of Woollen Manufacturers of 
Huddersfield, for the Repeal of the Duty thereon, 359. 


A. 1834. 


257- Acts considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 271, 272. Gatnway and Loven Corris Canal. Vide IRevanp. 


GAME 


4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX ¢@o the Eicuty-nintru Votumxr. 








Game CertiricaTEes; Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to inquire into a charge made in respect of a License 
for the sale of Game, by the Clerk of the Justices of the 
Peace meeting at Wandsworth ; Motion withdrawn, 434. 


Laws ; Petitions for alteration ; From County of Perth, 
Clackmannan, 437. 


Vide Accounts. 





341. 





(AppREssEs, 54.) IreE- 


LAND. 





Act Amendment; Act (1 and 2 Will. IV. c. 32) 
read ; Bill to repeal so much of an Act of the first and second 
years of His present Majesty, for amending the Laws in Eng- 
land relative to Game, as affects the interests of tenants for 
life or years vested in them before the passing of the said 
Act; Ordered, 191. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; 271. Second Reading 
deferred, 292, 338, 345, 355» 393» 414- Bill put off for six 
months, 433. 

——-— Sale of Act; Petition of John Liomin, complaining of 
certain Fees having been demanded of him on applying to the 
Magistrates of the District of Wandsworth for a License to 
sell Game, 397. 


Garpne_r, William; Petition of William Gardner, complain- 
ing of a quantity of Malt belonging to him, lying on the 
premises of a Maltster, having been seized by the Excise, 
495+ 

GawTHORNE, James. Vide Cuurcu of ENGLAND. 

GepneEy Drainage. Vide HoiBeacn. 

GENERAL Post Detivery. Vide Post. 


ReeisteR ; Petition of Owners of Real Property, 
and others, of Lewes, in favour of the proposed measure, 262. 
Bill for establishing a General Register 
for all Deeds and Instruments affecting Real Property in 
England and Wales; Ordered, 92. Presented, and read ; 
Day apvanted for Second Reading, and to be printed; 125. 


Second Reading deferred, 204, 233. Bill put off for six 
months, 262. 








Petitions against; From Darlington, 171. 
Kingston-upon-Hull, 187. Seances. 190. Somerton; 
Huntspill ; Wellington (Somerset); Martock ; Members of 
the Senior and Junior Law Societies of Somerset; 210. Os- 
gathorpe ; Watton; Worthington; Corpustye and Edgefield ; 
Stibbard and Ryburgh; Briston and Brinton; Upper and 
Lower Sherringham; Clay; Hindolveston, Fulmodeston 
and Swanton; Blakeney; Holt; Wesley Chapel, Kingston- 
pi Waltham-street Chapel, Ciiaetteregtin iol ; 
orge-yard Chapel, Kingston-upon-Hull ; Redditch; Bishop’s 
Stortford Circuit ; Williton; Washford ; Watchet; Dunster ; 
and Porlock; 210. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 213. Wakefield ; 
Leeds ; Huddersfield ; Broomfield ; Kendal; Stamford; 214. 
Solicitors of Gloucester; Bourn; Crowland; Market Deep- 
ing; 219. William Dickson; Tynemouth ; Birmingham; 220. 
Marple, 233. The Earl of Harewood and others, 235. Magis- 
trates and Grand Jury of the County of Northumberland, 
245. East Riding of Yorkshire; Western Division of Cum- 
berland ; Crosscanonby ; Wigton ; Kingston-upon-Hull ; 251. 
Durham, County of; East Retford; Worksop; 252. Newton 
Abbott ; Hundred of Beltisloe (Lincoln); 256. Birmingham; 
Grantham with the Soke; County of Cumberland ; Saint 
Cuthbert’s Without, Wetheral, and other places; Ilolme Cul- 
tram; Pontefract; Thursby; Burgh; Scaleby; Irthington ; 
Horncastle ; Chesterfield ; Saltfleet, Skidbrook and Somer- 
cotes; Downham Market; Newent; City of Gloucester ; 
259. Aycliffe; Barnard Castle; Saint Andrew Auckland ; 
Bishopston ; Hartlepool; Gainford; lower part of the Vale of 
Wensley-dale; Yarm; Coverham; Gilling and Melsonby ; 
Staindrop; Aisgarth; Newark-upon-Trent; North Riding of 
the County of York; South Shields; Norton ; Wolviston ; 
Sadberge; Heighington ;West Auckland; Hamsterley; Sedge- 
field; Shildon; Bishop Auckland; Stockton; Greatham ; Hur- 
worth and Neasham; Saint Helen’s, Auckland; County of 
Nottingham; Whitehaven; Tiverton; Magistrates of the 
North Riding of the County of York, in General Quarter Ses- 
sions assembled; Kirbymoorside end Helmsley; Leicester ; 
Division or Wapentake of Pickering Lythe, York; Bideford; 
Aubourn and Thurlby; Carlton-le-Moorland ; Bassingham ; 
Hundred of Lovedon, Lincoln; Hundred of Winnibriggs and 
Threo, Lincoln; Derby; Yeovil; Exeter; Lincoln; Alford; 
Whitby; Winterton; Bolingbroke; Hundreds of Louth Esk 
and Ludborough, Lincoln; Friskney; Halton Holegate ; Part- 
ney; East and West Keal; Great and Little Steeping ; Toyn- 
ton All Saints and Toynton Saint Peter’s; Wainfleet All Saints 
and Wainfleet Saint Mary’s; Spilsby; Glamford Briggs ; 
Barton - upon-Humber; Burgh-le- Marsh; Middlesbrough ; 
Caistor; Boston; Tewkesbury; County of Northampton ; 
East Drayton, Laneham and other places; Morpeth ; Honi- 
ton; Teignmouth and Shaldon; Burnham; Axbridge; Ot- 
tery Saint Mary; Wiveliscombe; Crewkerne ; Cullompton ; 
Wedmore; County of Somerset ; Berwick-upon-Tweed ; 262. 
Milverton, 266. Berwick-upon-Tweed, 288. Penrith, 334. 
Ilminster, 397. 
——— Registry of Births, &amp;c. Vide Recistry or Birtus 
&amp;e. 
Steam Navigation Company. Vide Steam Na- 
VIGATION. 





Vo. 89. Sess. 1834. 


Turnpike Act; Petition of Common Carriers, and 
Owners of Stage Waggons and Caravans, for the amendment 
thereof, 408. 


—-—— 








Amendment; (Act 3 Geo. IV. ec. 126,) 
relating thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act of the third 
year of King George the Fourth, for regulating Turnpike 
Roads in England, so far as the same relates to Weights 
to be carried upon Waggons with Springs; Ordered, 471. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed; 472. Socket Reading deferred, 484. Bill 
committed, 490. Committee deferred, 497, 509. Bill con- 
sidered, and reported, without Amendment; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 527. Passed, 533. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 575. Considered, and agreed 
to, §98. Royal Assent, 604. 

Vide ScorLanp. 





GrorGe’s, Sv. Hospitat. Vide Saint GeorGeE’s. 


— (Southwark) Market. Vide Saint Georer’s, 
G.iascow Lottery. Vide Scornanp. 
and Snortt’s Road. Vide Scoruanp. 
Giastonsury Parishes; Petition for leave to present a Pe- 
tition fora Bill; Referred to a Committee, 113. Reported; 
leave given ; Petition presented accordingly; Referred to a 
Committee ; 117. Reported; Bill ordered; 123. Presented, 
and read, 155. Committed,179. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 


244. Passed, 249. Agreed to by the Lords, 276. Royal 
Assent, 321. 





Petition complaining that the Standing Orders 
had not been complied with, 172. 


GLEBE Houses. Vide IRELAND. 


GiovucesterR Gas; Petition for Bill, 36, Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 37. Reported; Bill ordered; 141. Presented, and 
read, 146. Committed, 159. Instruction to Committee to 
divide the Bill into two Bills, 287. Bill reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; 322. Passed, 328. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 360. Considered, and agreed to, 368. Royal Assent, 
399. Vide infra. 





LicutTine ; Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
322. Passed, 328. Agreed to by the Lords, 360. Royal 
Assent, 399. 





and BERKELEY Canal; Petition for Bill; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 46. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 98. 
Presented, and read, 122. Committed, 152. Reported; Re- 
= to lie on the Table; 302. Report further considered ; 
ill to be ingrossed ; 339. Passed, 347. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 376. Royal Assent, 399. 
Petitions against; From Purnell Bransby Pur- 
nell; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 152. Lord Seagrave, 
173. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 174. 


GLOUCESTERSHIRE Railway. Vide Bristot. 


GoDMANCHESTER and CAMBRIDGE Road; Petition for a Bill; 
and Bill ordered, 42. 


Goons, BonpinG of. Vide BonpineG of Goons. 
GoRLESTON, Road. Vide Sourntown. 


Gosport and Hasvar Bridge; Petition for Bill; Referred to 
a Committee, 32. Reported; Bill ordered; 63. Presented, 
and read, 70. Committed, 85. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
128. Passed, 133. Agreed to by the Lords, 160. Royal 
Assent, 165. 

GovERNMENT APPOINTMENTS. Vide LivERPOOL. 


Governors of QuEEN ANNE’s Bounty. Vide Houtmg, Rev. 
James. 

Gourtay, Robert, F.; Petition of Robert F. Gourlay, com- 
plaining of certain proceedings instituted against him by the 
Government of Upper Canada, and praying for inquiry, 510. 


Granp Junction Railway; Petition for Bill; Referred toa 
Committee, 54. Reported ; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders ; 71. (Vide STANDING ORDERs.) 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 86. Report 
from Committee on Standing Orders read; Bill ordered, 89. 
Presented, and read, 93. Committed, 141. Reported; Re- 

ort to lie on the Table; 219. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 250. Passed,254. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 301. Considered, and agreed to, 303. Royal 
Assent, 399. 








Petitions against ; From Kelynge 
Greenway,.and others; Referred to the Committee on the 
Bill; Counsel ordered; 144. Birmingham, &amp;c.; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 180. Westbromwich and Wednesbury ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 188. Lord Willoughby de 
Broke ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 198. 

Jurizs’ Act. Vide IRELAND. 

Jury Cress. Vide IRELAND. 


GRAVESEND Pier. Vide AccounTs. 
Great SHEtForp Inclosure. Vide SHELFoRD GREAT. 


Western Railway; Petition for Bill; Referred to a 
Committe, 50. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 61. Presented, and 
read, 67. Committed, 102. Power to Committee to send 
for persons, papers and records, 189. Message to the Lords 
for the attendance of Earl Cadogan, 252. Leave given, 
253. Time enlarged for Report; Leave to Committee to sit 
notwithstanding 











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INDEX ¢o the E1IGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1834. 








Great Western Railway—continued. 
notwithstanding any Adjournment, 323. ‘Time enlarged for 
Report, 360. Leave to Committee to sit on certain days during 
the sitting of the House, 374, 380, 398, 400. Time enlarged 
for Report, 400. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day 
during the Sitting of the House; 425. Time enlarged for 
Report, 461. Bill reported, with Minutes of Evidence, 481. 
Minutes to be printed at the expense of the Parties, if they 
think fit, 482. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed, 
509. Motion, That the Bill be now read 3°; The King’s 
Consent signified ; Bill read 3°; and passed; §15. 

Petitions referred, 102, 125, 136, 
146, 164, 172, 173, 175» 179, 194, 199, 239, 244, 258, 282, 
395, 307, 378. 

a ee Petitions in favour; From Melks- 

ham, 80. Bath, 93. Cheltenham; Henley ; Tiverton ; Ciren- 

cester; Bridgwater; Reading; Westbury; London; Frome ; 

Bradford, Wilts ; Bristol, Mayor, &amp;c. of; Bristol Chamber of 

Commerce; Bristol, Merchant Venturers of; Bristol, Merchants 

of ; Directors of the Bristol Dock Company; Market Laving- 

ton; Dursley and Diley; Neath; Taunton; Wotton-under- 

Edge; Stroud; Trowbridge; 102. Swansea, 113. Shepton 
Mallet, 199. Wells and Glastonbury, 329. 

Petitions against; From Henry 
Browne Alexander ; Joseph George Brett; Henley; 97. 
Countess of Berkeley ; Peers and other Persons, owners and 
occupiers of land and premises in the counties of Berks and 
Buckingham, and of several other persons residing in 
those counties; Alexander Copland; Edward Roberts; 
Colnbrook ; Saint George’s, Hanover-square, Pimlico, Saint 
Luke’s, Chelsea, Saint Mary Abbott’s, Kensington, Brompton 

-and Earlscourt; Reading and its vicinity; 101. Com- 
missioners appointed for putting in execution the several 
Acts of Parliament made for improving and completing the 
Navigation of the Rivers Thames and Isis; Trustees ap- 
pointed for more effectually repairing, widening and im- 
proving the Roads from Cranford Bridge, in the county of 
Middlesex, to that end of Maidenhead Bridge which lies in 
the county of Bucks, and from Slough to Eton Town End, and 
from Langley Broom to Datchett Bridge, in the said county of 
Bucks, and also of the Creditor of the said Trust; Great Mar- 
low.; Harriet Griffith ; Mary Bradbury ; William Sloane Stan- 
ley, Esquire, and Thomas Grace and Joseph Freeman; Earl 
Cadogan ; two Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of land and 
premises in the counties of Berks and Buckingham ; Marquis 
of Westminster; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered, 102. Thomas Hume; Referred, 125. Hounslow, 133. 
Governor and Company of Chelsea Waterworks; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 146. New Windsor (two Petitions) 164. Trus- 
tees of Henry Smith, deceased ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
172. Petitions (presented 1oth March); Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 173. Jane Carr; Alexander Copland ; Edward Roberts; 
‘Referred, and Counsel ordered, 175. The Earl of Jersey ; 
Thomas Cubitt; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; Company of 
Proprietors of the Grand Juncton Canal; Referred, 179. Pro- 
prietors of shares in the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation ; 
Company of Proprietors of the Bath and Bristol Canal and 
Bristol Waterworks; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 194. 
Somerset ; Thomas Hume; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
199. Owners and Occupiers of land and premises in Berks 
and Bucks; the Earl of Harrington and others; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 239. Commissioners of the Metropolis 
Roads, north of the Thames ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
244. Maidenhead ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 258. The 
Countess of Dysart; Referred, 266. Harriet Griffith; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 282. Visiting Justices of the Peace for 
the county of Middlesex, 303. Visiting Justices of the Peace 
of the County of Middlesex; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
305. Company of Proprietors of the Grand Junction Canal ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 307. Saltford, 357. Trustees 
of the late Henry Smith, Esquire; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 378. Great Marlow; Henley-upon-Thames; Counties 
of Berks, Wilts and Buckingham (two Petitions); 509. 


GRreENHITHE Pier; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
53- Reported ; Report referred to Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 141. (Vide Sranpinc Orpers.) Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; 159. 


Greenwich, &amp;c. Court of Request. (Vide ADDRESSEs, 55.) 
HospitAt; House resolves to go intoa Committee 
upon a certain day to consider of making Provision out of 
the Consolidated Fund for the payment of an Annuity for the 
support of Greenwich Hospital, 332. Committee deferred, 
337, 345. Order for Committee read; The King’s Recom- 
mendation signified ; Matter considered; 366. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered, 373. Vide infra. 
Proceeding in Committee, 366. 

Bill to repeal the Laws relating to 
the Contribution out of Merchant Seamen’s Wages towards 
the support of the Royal Naval Hospital at Greenwich, and 
for supplying other Funds in lieu thereof, ordered, 373. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 375. Committed 393. Considered, 402. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 414. Passed, 426. Agreed to by the Lords, 524. 
Royal Assent, 525. 


























Vide MercHANT SEAMEN’s Six- 
PENCES. 
Grocan, Edward Cary. 


minster.) 


Grosvenor-Piace Improvement; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 32. Keported; Bill ordered; 69. Pre- 
sented, and read, 101. Committed, 122. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for persons, papers and records, 186. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 274. Passed, 282. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 343. Considered, and agreed to, 346. 
Royal Assent, 399. 


Vide Request, Court of (West- 





; Petitions against; From Tho- 
mas Cain ; Referred to the-Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered, 186. Trustees for lighting and watching Grosvenor- 
place; Owners or Lessees of Mansion-houses, &amp;c. in Belerave- 
square and other Squares in the vicinity of Grosvenor-place ; 
Keferred, and Counsel ordered, 138. Francis Edwards; Rate- 
payers under the Grosvenor place [Improvement Act; Inhabi- 
tants of Belgrave-square, and other places; Referred, 208. 
William Lowndes and Thomas Cubitt; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 208. Thomas Cubitt; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
212, 

Grusse’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 270. Read, 
273- Committed, 290. Reported, and passed, 327. Royal 
Assent, 400. 

GueERNSEY. Vide Corn, Importation of. 


GuNNING, George ; Petition of George Gunning, for an enact- 
ment to enable His Majesty’s Subjects to examine Witnesses 
upon Oath in open Court, 256. 


Gurney, Goldsworthy ; Petition of Goldsworthy Gurney, com- 
plaining of his Patent for propelling Carriages by Steam being 
superseded by recent Acts of Parliament, and praying for 
relief, 460. Referred to Select Committee, 464, infra. 


Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into his case, as set forth in his Petition to the House, 464. 
Petition of Goldsworthy Gurney, referred, 464. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table ; and 
to be printed ; 492. 





Vide SteAm CARRIAGES. 
Thomas Peter. Vide Cuurcnu of ENGLAND. 
GwenNAP Railway. Vide Hay.e, 





4° &amp; 5° Will. IV. Parl.11. Sess. 2. &lt;A. 1834. 


ACKNEY and Stace Coacues; Bill for the better Regu- 

lation of Cabriolets and other Hackney Carriages, and of 
Omnibuses and other Stage Carriages for short distances, 
used in and near the Metropolis, and of the Drivers and 
Attendants thereof; Ordered, 348. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 349. 
Committed to a Select Committee, 382. Reported; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 487. Bill re-committed, 492. Com- 
mittee deferred, 508, 510, 520, 541. Order for Committee 
read; Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; 
Question Neg. thereupon; 545. 





Petitions referred, 458. 
Petition of Proprietors of 
Stage Coaches, not being Omnibuses, running to and from 
short Distances near the Metropolis, into Gracechurch-street, 
London; against; Referred to the Select Committee on the 
Bill; 458. 





Petition of Inhabitant 





Householders of Coventry-street and Princes-street, Saint 

Martin-in-the-Fields, in favour, 501. 

Petitions of Drivers of 
Short Stage Coaches (not Omnibuses), running within the 
distance of Ten miles from the General Post Office; and, Pro- 
prietors of Short Stage Coaches (not Omnibuses) running to 
various Streets in the City of London, that they may be ex- 
empted from the operation of those Clauses respecting the 
Badge, 540. 

Haut, George Webb. Vide Docs. 








Lawrence. Vide Starcn, &amp;c. Duties. 
Hammersmitn Vicarage; Petition for leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill, referred to a Committee, 241. Reported ; 


Leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; Referred to a 
Committee ; 250. Reported; Report referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders; 258. (Vide STANDING 
Orpvers.) Report, That the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed ; to give Notices, &amp;c. 268. Report from Committee on 
Standing Orders, read; Bill ordered; 287. Presented, and 
read, 298. Committed, 323. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
376. Passed, 379. Agreed to by the Lords, 412. Royal 


Assent, 438. 
(ites Petition of Churchwarden and In- 


habitant Householders of Fulham, against; Referred to the 


Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered ; 340- 
Petition of William Morrison, in 








favour ; 347. 
Hamworrtny Bridge. Vide Pootr. 


Hancock, Walter. Vide SreaAM CARRIAGES. 
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Hanp-Loom Weavers; Petitions complaining of Distress ; 
From Irvine, 70. Bolton (two Petitions); Eaglesham; 89. Bol- 
ton; Airdrie; 94. Sanquhar, 98. Bradshaw, 123. Tildesley, 
146. Renfrew; Strathaven,&amp;c.; Kinross; Bothwell; Blantyre; 
Bellshill; 151. Darwen; Harwood; Stand of Pilkington ; 
Whitefield ; Radcliffe ; Horwich ; Westhoughton ; 158. 
Chowbent ; North Meols ; 166. Mauchline; Kilbernie ; 
Ayr, &amp;c.; Beith; Maybole; West Kilbride; 180. Alloa ; 
Biackrod ; 187. Glasgow; Parnwath ; Carluke ; Lesmahago ; 
Biggar; Douglas; Kilmarnock; Ricarton; 211. Auchter- 
arder; Perth; 216. Preston, 220. Cumbernauld, 221. 
Dunning and Newtown of Pitcairns, 228. Stonehouse, 230. 
Brampton ; Wigton; Carlisle; 235. Prestwick and Monk- 
ton; Girvan; Catrine; Kilmaurs; Largs; Cumnock; 241. 
Manchester; Tottington; Ainsworth; 245. Belfast, 259. 
Johnstone; Hamilton; Blackford ; Saltcoats ; Kirkintilloch ; 
Lanark; Bathgate; Cambuslang ; Falkirk; Whitburn ; Kil- 
syth; Airdrie; 266, Cockermouth, 267. Hindley ; Aspull ; 
283. Paisley; Aberdeen; 288. Wymondham; Calton of Glas- 
gow; 293. Blackburn, 300. Lochwinnoch, 309. Balfron, 
358, 461; Referred to Select Committee on Hand-loom 
Weavers, 461. Newmilns; Referred, 483. Leigh (Lancaster) ; 
Referred, 501. Kilmarnock ; Referred, 524. 


Petition of Land-owners, Overseers 
and others, of Aspull, for inquiry into the distressed state of 
persons engaged in the business of Hand-loom Weaving, 
283. 








Motion, That the Petitions presented 
to this House, from the Hand-loom Weavers, be referred to 
a Select Committee, to examine the same, and report their 
observations thereupon to the House; Debate thereupon 
adjourned; 297. Further adjourned, 321. Debate resumed ; 
Committee appointed; 381. Power to report from time to 
time; Members added; 408, 435, 480, 492. Leave to 
Committee to sit, notwithstanding the adjournment of the 
House, 498. Power to report Minutes of Evidence; Report 
to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 554. 


Petitions referred, 461, 483, 501, 524. 
Harsett, W. Vide Poor RatTEs. 


Harsours (Kent and Susser); Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee, to inquire and report to the a upon the 
present state of the Harbours upon the Coast of Kent and 
Sussex, and particularly upon the best means of preventing 
the accumulation of beach at their entrance ; and to suggest 
such improvements as may be deemed necessary or desirable, 
for affording greater safety to the Shipping of this country ; 
Notice taken that Forty Members were not present; 238. 








Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to inquire into the present state of the Harbours 
upon the Coast of Kent and Sussex, and particularly upon 
the best means of preventing the accumulation of beach at 
their entrance ; and to suggest such improvements as may be 
deemed necessary or desirable for affording greater safety to 
the Shipping of this country, and to report the same, with 
their observations thereupon, to the House ; Question Neg. 
thereupon ; 296. 


Harpwicke (Cambridge) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill; and 
Bill ordered; 54. 


Hart.epoot Railway; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
38. Reported; Bill ordered; 56. Presented, and read, 79. 
Committed, 108. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 249. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 283. Passed, 
298. Agreed to by the Lords, 243. Royal Assent, 399. 


Bill brought from the Lords, 458. First 
Reading of Bill put off for six months, 469. 





Vide Duruam Junction. DurHAm 

and SUNDERLAND. SuNDERLAND and DuRHAM. 
Harvey, Daniel Whittle, Esq. Vide Inns of Count. 
Hastar Bridge. Vide Gosport. 


Hastines’s, Marquis of, Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 


424. Read, 425. Committed, 436. Reported, and passed, 
472. Royal Assent, 525. 


Hatcn, Henry; Petition of Henry Hatch, a Crown Debtor in 


Bath Gaol, complaining of his imprisonment for penalties 


under the Excise Laws, and praying the consideration of the 
House, 243. 








Petition of Henry Hatch, a Crown Debtor in 

Bath Gaol, complaining of the seizure of a quantity of Soap 
on his premises, and of his imprisonment for penalties incurred 
thereon, 569. 

Hatcuert, Charles; Petition of Charles Hatchett, complain- 
ing of certain Trust Property, of which the late Henry Faunt- 
leroy was a trustee, having been escheated to the Crown by 
his conviction, 21. 

Hawkins’s Fossils. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Hawortu Road. Vide Legs. 

Haycrort, Dr. Vide Mepicat Decregs. 


Hay and Straw, Sale of; Bill from the Lords for amending 
certain Provisions of an Act of the thirty-sixth of George the 


Vo, 89. 





Sess. 1834, 


Third, for regulating the buying and selling of Hay and Straw ; 
Read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 
346. Committed, 355. Considered, and reported without 
Amendment ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 373. Passed, 
383. Royal Assent, 399. 


Hay e Railway ; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 47. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 66. Presented, and read, 102. 
Committed, 136. Time enlarged for Report, 323. Bill re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table; 339. Report further 
considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 376. Passed, 379. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 408. Royal Assent, 438. 





Petitions against; From Truro; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill, 202. Henry Harvey, 209. Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 210. Joseph Carne; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 234. 

Heap Money (Pirates.) Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 
56.) 

Heatru, Boards of; Petition of J. Graves, for the establish- 
ment of Boards of Health in various parts of London, 523. 


HeEATHFIELD Road. Vide Batret. 
HEATHILEE Inclosure. Vide ALSTONFIELD. 
Hespen Bridge Road. Vide Lezs. 

Hesste Navigation. Vide CALDER, 

HELEN’s, Saint, Railway. Vide Saint HELeEn’s. 
Hemincsrovucn Road. Vide Sevsy Ferry. 


Hemp and Fiax Bounties; Act (27 Geo. III. c. 13) relating 
thereto, read ; to be considered ; 143. Considered, 148. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 158. Vide 


infra. 

Bill to repeal so much of several 
Acts as authorizes the issuing any sums of money out of the 
Consolidated Fund for the encouragement of the raising or 
dressing Hemp or Flax; Ordered; Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 158. 
Committed, 170. Committee deferred, 178, 192. Bill con- 
sidered, 197. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 204. Passed, 219. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 243. Royal Assent, 320. 





Henrievp and Ditcue.ine Roads; Petition for a Bill; and 
Bill ordered ; 33. Presented, and read, 73. Committed, g2. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 127. Passed, 136, Agreed to 
by the Lords, 160. Royal Assent, 166. 


Hen ey, James; Petition of James Henley, late Paymaster of 
the sixth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, complaining of his 
regimental accounts not having been finally settled, 522. 


Hentow Road. Vide Hitcuin, 
HERNSTONE Road. Vide CHESTERFIELD. 
Herrine Fishery. Vide Accounts. 
Hertrorp Borough. Vide Evections. 
Hicusury Puiace Road. Vide Accounts. 
Hicu LittLeton Road. Vide Tuntey. 


Hicuways; Petition of William Wickens, complaining of the 


bad state of the Roads throughout the Kingdom, and for 
a remedy, 63. 


Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating 
to Highways in that part of Great Britain called England ; 
Ordered, 68. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 72. Second Readin 
deferred, 96. Bill committed, 170. Committee deferred, 
257, 326, 381. Bill considered, 430. Committee report Pro- 
gress, 431. Committee deferred, 464. Bill further consi- 
dered, and reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 471. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 484. Report further con- 
sidered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 497. Third Reading deferred, 510. Bill passed, 
514. 

———— Proceedings in Committee, 430, 431. 

Petition of the Committee of the Society for the 

protection of ancient Public Fonte in Manchester, sug- 


gesting certain alterations in the Bill; Referred to the Select 
ommittee on County Rates, 188. 


Petition of the Trustees of the New Cross Turnpike 
Roads, against, 261. 


Petition of Robert William Dickinson, for allowing 
Surveyors of the Highways, with consent of Vestry, to borrow 
money on the security of the Highway Rate, 391. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Eye against the Clause 


in the Highway Act, which authorizes farmers to plough up 
footpaths, 522. 


Hix, Matthew Davenport, Esquire. Vide Privitece. 


Hinck.ey and Narsoroveu Road; Petition for a Bill, and 
Bill ordered, 18. 


Hircuin Road; Petition for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 19. 

Hopecxinson, George. Vide Man, Isuz of. 

Hopeson, John. Vide Request, Court of (Westminster.) 
Houseacu 


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[ A. 1834. 








Hoxseacn and Gepney Drainage; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 53. Reported; Bill ordered; 141. Pre- 
sented, and read, 153. Committed, 253. Power to Committee 
to send for persons, papers and records, 293. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 328. Passed, 333. Agreed to by the Lords, 
360. ame Assent, 400. 





Petitions against; From 
Lord Say and Sele, and others ; Referred to the Committee on 
the Bill; Counsel ordered, 276. Peter Sers and Wm. Sers; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 287. 

Hottincsciovuen Inclosure. Vide ALSTONFIELD. 


Houtman, Joseph Townsend. Vide Dest. IMPRISONMENT 
for Dest. 


Home, Rev. James; Petition of the Kev. James Holme, perpe- 
tual Curate of Sandiacre, complaining of proceedings on the 
part of the Governor’s of Queen Anne’s Bounty, in relation to 
certain Church Property belonging to him, 523. 


Hotyueap and Howrn Roads, Harbours, &amp;c. Vide Ac- 
couNTs. SupPty. 
Stoneway. Vide Lonpon. 


Home, Francis; Petition of Francis Home, late Lieutenant- 
Colonel in the Third Regiment of Guards, complaining of the 
circumstances under which he was deprived of his Commission, 
and praying for redress, 546. 

HomEFIELD-LANE Enp Road. Vide WorTLeEy. 

HoneEyY-LANE Market (London) Scnoort. Vide Lonpon., 

Hoovs’ Corner Road. Vide Batre . 

Hors. Vide Accounts. Matt. 

Hortock’s Divorce; Bill brought from the Lords, 398. Read, 
404. Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel, and examine 
witnesses; 422. Billconsidered, and reported without Amend- 
ment, 447. Passed, 457. Royal Assent, 525. 

Horsererry ( Westminster). Vide Jones, Edward Joseph. 

Horse Tax ; Petition of Shepherds in the District of Romney 
Marsh, for the repeal thereof, 75. 

— Petitions for the repeal of the Tax on Draught 
Horses ; From Dundee, 119. Aberbrothwick,194. Leith, 494. 
—-- Petition of Cart-owners, and Owners of Horses 


lying for hire in Liverpool, for repeal of the Duty on draught 
forsee plying for hire, 319. 





HOUSE: 


Attends His Majesty in the House of Peers at the 
opening of the Session, 3. At the close of the Session, 603. 
Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Elections, 
&amp;c.,10. Vide ComMMITYEES. CONSTABLES. LECTIONS. 
Evipence. Foormen. Lettrers. Members. PEreErs. 
PostTMASTER GENERAL. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. STRANG- 
ERs. Vores. WITNESSEs. 


Resolution of; That this House do meet every day 
(except eae or such day as shall be appointed for Elec- 
tion Petitions being taken into consideration) at twelve of 
the clock at noon, for Private Business and Petitions, and do 
continue to sit until three o’clock, unless the business be 
sooner disposed of, 6. 


-— Resolution of; That when such Business has been 
disposed of, or at three o’clock precisely, notwithstanding 
there may be Business under discussion, Mr. Speaker do leave 
the Chair, without putting any Question, 7. 

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, 7. 


Resolution of; That Mr. Speaker do resume the 
Chair at five o’clock, 7. 


Resolution of; 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 present, do adjourn the House to the 
next day, unless such day be Saturday, in which case Mr. 
Speaker do adjourn the House to Monday, 7. 

—— Resolution of ; That when Mr. Speaker resumes the 
Chair at five o’clock, or a House is Pail at five o’clock pur- 
suant to adjournment, the House will immediately proceed to 
the Business of the day set down in the Order Book, "7 

—— Resolution of; That Committees have power to sit 

from ten o’clock in the forenoon until five o’clock in the after- 

noon, and have leave to sit during the sitting of the House, 7. 

Resolution of; That no Peer of this Realm, except 
such Peers of Ireland as shall for the time being be actually 
elected, and shall not have declined to serve for any county, 
city or borough of Great Britain, hath any right to give his 

Vote in the election of any Member to serve in Talesnes. 10, 


———— Resolution of; That it is a high infringement of the 
liberties and privileges of the Commons of the United King- 
dom, for any Lord of Parliament or other Peer or Prelate, not 






































being a Peer of Ireland at the time elected, and not having 
declined to serve for any county, city or borough of Great 
Britain, to concern himself in the Election of Members to 
serve for the Commons in Parliament, except only any Peer of 
Ireland at such Elections in Great Britain respectively, where 
such Peer shall appear as a Candidate, or by himself or any 
others, be proposed to be elected; or for any Lord Lieutenant, 
.or Governor of any County to avail himself of any authority 
‘derived from his commission, to influence the Election of any 
Member to serve for the Commons in Parliament, 10. 

Resolution of ; That ifit shall appear that any person 
hath been elected or returned a Member of this House, or 
endeavoured so to be, by Bribery, or any other corrupt prac- 
tices, this House will proceed with the utmost severity against 
all such persons as have been wilfully concerned in such 
Bribery or other corrupt practices, 10. 
— Resolution of; That if it shall appear that any person 
hath been tampering with any Witness, in respect of his 
evidence to be given to this House, or any Committee thereof, 
or directly or indirectly hath endeavoured to deter or hinder 
any person from appearing or giving evidence, the same is 
declared to be a high crime and misdemeanor ; and this House 
will proceed with the utmost severity against such offender, 10. 


Resolution of; That if it shall appear that any person 
hath given false evidence, in any case before this House, or 
any Committee thereof, this House will proceed with the 
utmost severity against such offender, 10. 

Resolutions of ; limiting the time for receiving private. 
Petitions, Bills and Reports of Bills, 10. 

Resolutions of, relative to the mode of proceeding, 
with respect to Orders of the day, and Notices, 15, 40. 


Resolution of, relative to Pensions, 40. 


Resolution of ; That a Standing Committee of Six 
teen Members be appointed, and be renewed at the commence- 
ment of each Session, to assist Mr. Speaker in the direction 
of the Library, to whom shall be referred all matters relating 
thereto, 64. 

Resolution of ; To return His Majesty the Thanks of 
this House, for His most gracious Answer to the Address re- 
specting the Union with Ireland, 242. 

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 Bu- 
siness alrerdy appointed to be done at those sittings, 472. 

———— Resolution of; That Petitions shall have precedence 
of the Orders of the day on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- 
days; and that Orders of the day have precedence of Peti- 
tions on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 372. 

Resolution of; That whenever this House shall be 
proceeding upon any Order of the day, the Business before 
Select Committees shall be suspended, 373. 

———— Resolution of; That the Order of the da 
Third Reading of the Poor Laws Amendment Bill, h 
cedence of Notices on a certain Day, 445. 

Resolution of ; That the Plan proposed by the Com- 
mittee, for taking the Divisions of the House, be acted upon 
before the close of the present Session, and Clerks be ap- 
pointed for the purpose of carrying it into effect, 471. 

Resolution of; That the Plan agreed to by the Reso- 
lution of this House, for taking the Divisions, be disconti- 
nued during the remainder of the Session, 496. 

Resolution of ; That for the remainder of the Session, 
Orders of the day take precdence of Notices, 510. 

Resolution of; That having heard the Statement of 
the Right honourable Member for Coventry in his place, 
touching the matters contained in the Report from the Select 
Committee, relative to the Inns of Court (Mr. Harvey’s 
Claim), this House deems the explanation so given satisfac- 
tory, and will proceed no further therein, 518. 

informed that the Sheriffs of London attended at the 

Door, 14, 110, 129, 180, 268, 433. 

adjourns for want of forty Members, 180, 188, 244, 

257, 267, 282, 302, 347, 362, 368, 378, 406, 410, 428, 432, 

456, 459, 522, 529, 534, 538, 546. 

adjourns for want of twenty Members, 584, 598. 
resolves, at rising, to adjourn— 

Till a quarter before five in thesame afternoon, 12. 

till five in the same afternoon, 180, 188, 242, 
522, 684. 

till a certain day, 15, 16, 59,77, 125, 179, 195, 
222, 248, 272, 301, 325, 336, 366, 392, 441, 
463, 479, 484, 498, 592- 

till after twelve, 73, 178, 580. 

till half after twelve, 213. 

till a quarter before one, 322. 

till near one, 41, 84, 107, 158, 198, 327, 426, 
568. 

till one, 28, 92, 140, 238, 273, 346. 

till after one, 126, 192, 592- 

till a quarter after one, 97, 112, 117, 122, 185, 
307, 546, 559: 








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HOUSE—continued. 


resolves at rising, to adjourn— 

till half after one, 65, 101, 204, 218, 253, 332, 
355; 395» 415- 

till a quarter before two, 297, 453. 

- till near two, 79, 136, 149, 435. 

till two, 227, 286, 432, 465, 538. 

till after two, 234, 248, 263, 375- 

till a quarter after two, 350. 

till half after two, 89, 384, 402, 420. 
tll a quarter before three, 493, 500, 529. 
till near three, 132, 515, 21. 

till three, 222, 292, 442, 509, 534, 552. 
till after three, 60. 

till half after three, 410. 

till a quarter after four, 456. 


sits post meridiem, 12, 242, 347- 
to be called over, 111, 138. 
called over, 206. 
counted out twice in the same day, 522. 
counted out upon divisions, 347, 410, 522. 
———— interrupted in their proceedings by Messages from 
the Lords, 237, 243, 439, 448, 497, 588. 
gives leave to certain Members to attend Com- 
mittees at the Lords, 367. 
communicates Reports, &amp;c. 130, 151, 162, 583. 
gives leave to Parties to proceed with a Bill, 122. 
examines Persons at the bar, 378, 461. 
———— desires Conferences with the Lords, 138, 573, 591, 
592, 594- - 
agrees to a Conference with the Lords, 220, 237. 
doth not insist on their Amendments to a Bill, 518. 
Motion, That the House do now adjourn, withdrawn, 















































———s 








= Motion for Call of the House, withdrawn, 111. 
——— notice being taken, and it appearing, upon Mr. 
Speaker’s telling the House, that forty Members were not 
present ; Mr. Speaker waited till three of the clock ; and then 
the House being again told by Mr. Speaker, and forty Mem- 
bers not being present ; the House was adjourned by Mr. 
Speaker, without a Question first put, till five of the clock in 
the afternoon, 188. 
informed by Members of particular matters, g, 11. 
complaint made to the House, that the Registrar of 
the Diocese of Ossory had not made a Return to an Order of 
the House, 386. 
destroyed by Fire on Thursday, 16th October 1834. 
Vide CLerk of the House. Lorps. Members. 
SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 














Avenue to the; Motion for presenting an Address 
to His Majesty, for Copy of any Orders by which the prin- 
cipal Avenue to the House of Commons was obstructed 
by Troops and Police on a day therein named; Motion with- 
drawn, 427. 

Business of the; Select Committee oer to in- 
uire into the best mode of expediting the Business of the 
ie, 146. Members added, 174. Instruction to the Com- 
mittee, that they do take into their consideration the most 
convenient mode of receiving the Petitions of the People, and 
report their Observations thereon to the House, 257. Power 
to report Opinion from time to time; Report, with Resolu- 
tions; 276. Day appointed for considering them; Resolu- 
tions to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 277. Members 
added, 285. Further consideration of Resolutions deferred, 
292, 297, 306, 331, 337, 345 Second Report, with Resolu- 
tions, to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 354. Further 
consideration of Resolutions deferred (1st Report), 366, 374, 
383, 410, 431, 455» 475, 480, 486, 508. 

Petition referred, 334. 

Motion, That it be an Instruction to 
the Select Committee on the Business of the House, to con- 
sider and report on the expediency of establishing or encourag- 
ing of authentic Reports of the Debates arising in the House, 
relating to Public and Private Business, and of the Proceed- 
‘ings connected therewith; Question Neg. thereupon, 321. 
Resolution, That during the remain- 
der 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, 372. 
Resolution, That Petitions shall have 
precedence of Orders of the day on Mondays, Wednesdays 
and Fridays; and that Orders of the day have precedence of 
Petitions on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 372. 

Resolution, That whenever this House 
shall be proceeding upon any Order of the day, the Business 
before Select Committees shall be suspended, 373. 


Divisions of the; Select Committee appointed to in- 
quire into the best mode of securing an accurate and authentic 
account of the Divisions in this House, 20. Report to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 149. Report from Com- 
mittee read; Motion, That this House doth agree with the 
Committee in the said Report; Question put, and agreed to; 
Resolution, That the Plan proposed by the Committee be 


























Vor. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


acted upon before the close of the present Session, and 
Clerks be appointed for the purpose of carrying it into effect ; 
471. Resolution (8th May) relative to Divisions of the House, 
read; Resolution, That the Plan agreed to by the Resolution 
for taking the Divisions be discontinued during the remainder 
of the Session, 496. 


of Commons’ Lisrary ; Resolution, That a Stand- 
ing Committee of fifteen Members be appointed, and be re- 
newed at the commencement of each Session, to assist Mr. 
Speaker in the direction of the Library, to whom shall be re- 
ferred all matters relating thereto; Committee appointed ; 64. 
Leave given to the Committee to sit in Mr. Spans House ; 
Three to be the Quorum ; Reports from Committees respect- 
ing the Library in 1830 and 1832, referred; 69. Power to 
report Observations from time to time, 464. Report to lie on 
the Table; and to be printed ; 46y. Report referred to Select 
Committee on Official Houses, 470. 


Orrices; Act (52 Geo. III. c.11, re- 
lating thereto, read); Motion, That leave be given to bring in 
a Bill to regulate the Salaries of the Officers of the House of 
Commons, and to abolish the Sinecure Offices of Principal 
Committee Clerks and Clerks of Ingrossment; (The King’s 
Recommenda ion signified) ; Motion agreed to ; Bill ordered; 
142. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 195. Second Reading deferred, 222, 
226, 248. Bill committed, 253. Committee deferred, 279, 
292, 326, 337; 381, 401, 414,431, 435,470, 485, 510. Order 
for Committee, read ; Motion, that Mr. Speaker do now leave 
the Chair; House counted; forty Members not present ; 522. 
Committee deferred, 526, 536, 541. Bill considered, 545. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing ; 551. Passed, 558. Agreed to by the Lords, 588. Royal 
Assent, 594. 








Proceedings in Committee, 


5- 

tenes Tax Repeat; Bill to repeal certain Duties on Inha- 
bited Dwelling Houses; Ordered, 96. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; g7. 
Second Reading deferred, 105, 126, 131, 158, 178, 191, 203, 
226, 247, 253, 257, 272, 280, 306. Bill committed, 326. Con- 
sidered, 332. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 336. Passed, 344. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 376. Royal Assent, 399. 

Petition of Thomas Abraham, of Carlisle, 

complaining of a Surcharge thereto, 116. 


and Winpow Taxgss; Petitions for the Repeal thereof; 
From Saint Mary-le-bone, 25. Saint Pancras, 28. Saint James 
(Westminster), 29. H.F. Turner, 33. Saint Leonard, Shore- 
ditch, 48. John Barton, 63. Mile-End Old Town; Richard 
Moreland; 70. Hounslow, &amp;c.; Southwark; 118. Saint 
Margaret and Saint John (Westminster), 164. Saint Clement 
Danes (Westminster), 172. 

Houses, Orriciat. Vide Orriciau Housgs. 

Howe tv’s Divorce; Bill brought from the Lords, 461. Read; 
465. Committed ; Instruction to hear Counsel, and examine 
Witnesses ; 484. Bill considered ; Committee report Pro- 
gress; Minutes of Evidence ordered ; presented; and to be 
printed ; 509. _ Bill further considered and reported, without 
Amendment; Minutes of Evidence ordered ; Presented, and 
to be printed; 535. Bill passed, 543. Royal Assent, 594. 

Hutt “ Apvertiser” Newspaper; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Kingston-upon-Hull, Proprietors of the said Newspaper, com- 
plaining of Government Advertisements for the Last Riding 
of Yorkshire having been transferred to a Paper of less cir- 
culation than theirs, 569. 

Hunt, Henry. Vide Etection Expenses. 

HurstPrrpoinT Road. Vide HENFIELD. 

Hutcuinson, Edwin; Petition of Edwin Hutchinson, com- 

laining of his Goods having been distrained for Assessed 
Tons 98. 
John. 








Vide CorPorRAL PUNISHMENTS, 


4 &amp; 5 Will. WV. Parl. ii. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


Jamaica. Vide Accounts. DunpbaAs, LAWRENCE. SuPpPLy. 


- Chapels in; Petitions for awarding pecuniary 
Compensation for Chapels maliciously destroyed in Jamaica ; 
From Chacewater, 436. Truro, 443. Leeds (three Petitions), 
454. Leeds, 471. Leeds, 478. 

Vide Suppty. 








James’s, Saint (Westminster) Improvement. 
JaMEs’s. 

JENKINSON, William. Vide NewsPaPERs. 

Jersey. Vide Corn, Importation of. 


Jewisu Civit Disasititizs; Motion for the House imme- 
diately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the 
Civil Disabilities to which His Majesty’s Subjects professing 
the Jewish Religion are now subjected; Motion agreed to; 
Matter considered; Proceedings in Committee ; 217, 218. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 222. Vide 


infra. 


Vide Saint 





Bill for the Relief of His Ma- 
jesty’s Subjects professing the Jewish Religion; ordered, 
Presented, 

Ss 








INDEX fo the E1GuHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1834. 











Jewisn Civit DisasiLities— continued. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed ; 222. Second Reading deferred,247. Bill 
committed, 305. Considered, 331. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 336. Third 
reading deferred, 344,355- Bill passed, 383. 


Petitions for removal of the 
Disabilities of the Jews; From Persons professing the Jewish 
persuasion in Liverpool,227. Kingston-upon-Hull (two Peti- 
tions), 230. Manchester, 260. Persons of the Christian faith 
in Wakefield; Bristol; 341. London, 354. Canterbury, 391. 
Petitions in favour; From Edin- 
burgh (two Petitions); Manchester; Dudley ; London; 382. 
Glasgow, 423. 
ILLEGAL SEcuRITIEsS. 
ImperiaL Gas-Licut and Coxe Company. VideAccounts. 
ImporTATION of Corn. Vide Corn. 
IMPRESSMENT Of SEAMEN. Vide NAVAL IMPRESSMENT. 
IMPRISONMENT for Dest. Vide Dest. 


INcEN DIARISM ; Petitions for a Law for the Protection of Pro- 
erty from incendiary Fires, by a punishment short of death ; 
Petes Great Bardfield, 478. Axbridge, 510. Chatteris ; 
Hitchin; 516. Ampthill; Castle Donnington; 523. March, 
Isle of Ely, 540. 


IncLosureE Bitts; 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 
ate officers for the time being, and the owners of one 

undred acres of land in such parish, as trustees, in trust 

to let the same in small portions, at low rents, to all labourers 
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 poor-rates; or whether there be any 
special reason why such allotment cannot ote: 4 or 
properly be made in that particular instance ; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 63. 

IncorPoraTED TrRAvEs. Vide ScoTLanp. 

Increase of Orrices. (Vide ADDREsSEs, 57.) 


Inpemnity; Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United 
Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices and 
Employments, and for extending the time limited for those 
yore respectively ; Ordered, 126. Presented, and read ; 

ay appointed for Second Reading; 132. Committed, 135. 
Considered, 139. Reported, 142. To be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third reading; 143. Passed, 148. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 160. Royal Assent, 165. 

InpicTMENTS for Misdemeanors. 
DRESSES, 58.) 


INLAND NAVIGATION. 








Vide SEcuRITIEs. 


(Ap- 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide IRELAND. 





Conveyance; Bill to amend an Act 
passed in the first year of His present Majesty’s Reign, for 
the more effectual Protection of Mail Contractors, Stage- 
Coach Proprietors, and other common Carriers for Hire, 
against the loss of or injury to Parcels or Packages delivered 
to them for conveyance or custody ; Ordered, 413. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Sacend Reading ; and to be 
printed; 415. Second Reading deferred, 455. 

Inns of Court; Petitions for Inquiry into the Authority exer- 
cised by the Benchers of the ditferent Inns of Court, in de- 
termining who shall and who shall not be permitted to practise 
at the Bar; From Electors of North Essex; Electors and 
Inhabitants of Colchester; and, Electors of South Essex ; 285. 





Motion for appointing a Select Committee to 
inquire into the practice observed by the Four Inns of Court 
in London, and also by the King’s Inns, Dublin, upon the 
application of Persons to be admitted Students, and to be 
called to the Bar, or to practise as Special Pleaders or Con- 
veyancers ; and also tv inquire into the Revenues of each Inn, 
and the application thereof; Amendment proposed, and made; 
Main Question, as amended, agreed to; 285. Vide infra. 


~ Select Committee appointed to inquire into 
all the circumstances attending the rejection of the claim by 
Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esquire, to be called to the bar, and 
to report their. opinion thereupon to the House, 285. Mem- 
bers added, 295. Members excused from any further attend- 
ance on the Committee ; other Members added ; 329. Mem- 
bers excused from any further attendance on the Committee, 
365. 377- Power to adjourn from place to place ; Three to be 
the Quorum ; 446. Message to the Lords, to request the at- 
tendance of Lord Western at the Committee, 495. Power to 
report from time to time; Report to lie on the Table; and to 
be printed; 505. Leave given to Lord Western to attend, 51 7. 
Report from the said Select Committee (21st July), read ; Mo- 
tion, That the said Report be referred to a Committee of Privi- 
leges, to consider the matter thereof, and to report their opinion 
thereupon to the House ; Amendment proposed and made; 





Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution there- 
upon; 518. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 555. 
Second Report to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 555. 
Paper referred, 335. Order for referring Paper 
to the Committee, discharged, 347. 


INSOLVENCY and BANKRUPTCY. 





Vide ScoTLAnpD. 








InsotventT Desrors. Vide Desrors. East Inpbia. IReE- 
LAND. 
Act. Vide IRELAND. 
. Court. Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 
SupPLy. 


INSTRUCTIONS: 


—— to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
in Bills to make provision, 135. 


to Committees, on Bills to make provision, 
127, 246, 270, 301, 345. 














- - of the whole House, on Bills 
to make provision, 131, 157, 158, 467, 533, 546, 557: 

— - to a Committee on a Bill to proceed upon a 
Petition as printed in the Journal, the original Petition having 
been mislaid, 122. 


to a Committee of the whole House, to receive 








a Clause, 570. 





, to amend 
certain Acts, 279. 


to a Committee on a Bill, to divide the Bill into 





two Bills, 287. 





on to a Select Committee on a Bill, to divide a 
Bill into two Bills, 536. 


to Select Committees, to report from time to 





time, 11. 





—— to a Select Committee, to inquire into the 
matters of certain Petitions, 321. 


to Select a Committee, to report on particular 
matters, 257, 348, 356. 


to a Select Committee, to meet on a certain 








day, 17. 





to Committees of the whole House, to hear 
Counsel, and examine Witnesses, 378, 422, 484. 

Motion, That it be an Jnstruction to a Com- 
mittee, That they have power to divide a Bill into two Bills ; 
Motion withdrawn ; 290. 


Vide Questions Neg. 











JouNstToNn, John. Vide CENTRAL CrimtnaL Court. 


Jones, Edward Joseph ; Petition of Edward Joseph Jones, com- 
plaining that he was selected as a victim to try the right of 
landing goods at the Horseferry, Westminster, 503. 


Morgan. Vide Skerries LiGuTHouse. 


JOURNALS : 








To be printed, 27. 
Entries therein, read, 122. 


Instruction to a Committee, to proceed upon 
a Petition as entered in the Journal, the original Petition 
having been mislaid, 122. 

Order for priuting Journal, read ; and Order 
for the number of Copies to be printed ; 126. 

Names of Members on Divisions inserted 
in the Journal, 489, 494. 

Vide CLerk of the House. 

















IRELAND: 
(AcTIONS.) Vide LIMITATION CF ACTIONS. 
(ANATOMY OF CRIMINALS.) Vide CRIMINALS. 


(APOTHECARIES AcT.) Petitions for the repeal 
thereof; From John W. Cowell; Edward Atkinson; 33. Licen- 
tiate Apothecaries of Ireland; Referred to Select Committee 
on Medical Education; 101. Galway; Referred, 114. 


(ARMS IMPORTATION.) Bill to continue, for a 
limited time, the several Acts relating to the importation and 
keeping of Arms and Gunpowder in Ireland; Ordered, §10. 
Presented, 515- Read the first time; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed ; 519. Committed, 527. 
Considered, 532. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 537. Passed, 544. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 569. Royal Assent, 593. 

(ASHBORNE Roap.) Vide DUBLIN. 

(ATHLONE BRIDGE.) Petition for Bill; Referred 

to a Committee, 55. 
Petitions complaining of the 
dangerous state thereof, and for the adoption of measures for 
its Repair and Improvement ; From Athlone, 62. Roscommon, 
115. Grand Jury of the General Quarter Sessions of the 
Peace for the District of Athlone, 389. 


CATTORNIES.) Vide CiviL BILL Courts. 


(BALBRIGGAN CHURCH.) Petition of George 
Alexander Hamilton, that the Commissioners under the 
Church 

















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IRELAN D—continued. 


( BALBRIGGAN CHURCH )—continued. 
Church Temporalities Act may be forthwith required to re- 
air the said Church, which was destroyed by fire in Decem- 
be last, 584. 


(BANBRIDGE AND BELFAST Roaps.) Petition 
for a Bill; and Bill ordered; 51. Presented, and read, 154. 
Committed, 245. Power to Committee to send for persons, 
papers and records, 288. Time enlarged for Report, 324, 
344. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 357. Report 
further conde § Bill to be ingrossed ; 368. Passed, 376. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 404. Considered, and agreed 
to, 417. Royal Assent, 438. 
Petition of 
the Trustees of the Banbridge and Belfast Roads, against; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered ; 252. 
Trustees of Lisburn and Monaghan Road; Referred, 284. 
Account 








Referred, 305. 
(BARRETT, Mr.) Vide The KInG v. BARRETT. 


(Barrow RIvER.) Vide SALMON FISHERY. 
(BEER LIcENSES.) Vide SPIRITS. 


(BELFAST CANAL AND Dock.) Petition for Bill; 
Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported; Report referred to 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 103. (Vide Stanp- 
1nG OrveErs.) Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 130. 


(Betrast Roaps.) Vide BANBRIDGE. 
(Biackwoob, Richard.) Vide BRADY’s Est Are. 
——_——. (Boes.) Vide DRAINAGE oF Bogs. 


——_—— (Brapy’s EstaTE.) Bill brought from the Lords, 
466. Read, 472. Committed, 482. Reported, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to; 538. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 546. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 569. Royal 
Assent, 594. 

(BREAD, STANDARD WEIGHT oF.) Petition of 

Bakers in Belfast, for establishing a fixed Standard Weight 

under regulations at present existing in Dublin, conformable 

with which all Bread must hereafter be made; Referred to 

the Select Committee on Weights and Measures Bill, 389. 


(Bripces.) Vide Counry BRIDGES. 


(Burke, John.) Petition of John Burke, complain- 
ing of dismissal from his Office of Collector of Taxes, 580. 


———— (BuRKE, Joseph.) Vide PuBLic Works. 


(BourninG OF LAND.) Bill from the Lords for 
more effectually restraining the pernicious Burning of Land in 
Ireland, 330. Read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 346. Second Reading deferred, 367, 383, 

401, 431, 446, 463, 475, 486, 491, 519, 533- Bill put off for 
six months, 541. 

(CARLINGFORD, Town of.) Vide DUNDALK. 


(CARRICKFERGUS BorouGH.) Select Com- 
mittee appointed to take into consideration the Evidence 
already before the House, relative to the Borough of Carrick- 
fergus, and to receive further Evidence, if necessary, more 
articularly with reference to the practicability of procuring 
in the said Town a sound and competent Constituency, under 
the Act 2 and 3 Will. 4, c. 88, in the event of the disfran- 
chisement of the present Freemen, and all others connected 
with the late Bribery and Corruption, and to report to the 
House the result of such consideration and inguity 5 Resolu- 
tion, That the Committee do consist of fifteen Members, thir- 
teen to be chosen by lot, and two to be named by the House ; 
Resolution, That this House will proceed to ballot for the said 
Committee on a certain day; 101. Ballot for Committee de- 
ferred, 112. Mr. Speaker not to issue his Warrant for a new 
Writ before a certain day, 134. Ballot for Committee de- 
ferred, 164. Ballot put off for four months, 373. 
Vide ELEcTions. 
(CHANCERY, CouRT OF.) Bill from the Lords, for 
the amendment of the Proceedings and Practice of the High 
Court of Chancery:in Ireland, 301. Read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 346. Second Reading 
deferred, 367, 374. Bill committed, 393. Committee de- 
ferred, 402, 432, 435, 441, 445, 456, 468, 472, 480, 485, 491, 
508, 519, 528. Instruction to Committee to make provision 
for compensating Officers for losses. sustained by them from 
the provisions of the said Bill; Bill considered, and reported; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill,as amended, 
to be printed; 533. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
541, 545, 651- Order for further consideration of Report, 
read ; Bill re-committed ; Considered; 557. Reported, with 
Amendments, 563. Amendments agreed to; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 566. Bill passed, with Amendments, 
577- Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 596. Royal 
Assent, 599. 



































House resolves to go 


into a Committee on a certain day, to consider of Compensa- 
tion to Officers of the said Court, for Losses they may sustain 
by the said Bill, 509. Order for Committee, read ; The King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Matter considered ; 511. Report 


Vot. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 


deferred, 520, 528. Resolution reported ; Instruction to Com- 
mittee on the Court of Chancery Bill, to make provision ac- 
cordingly ; 533. Vide supra. 





Proceeding in Committee, 
511. 


Petition of John Bre- 





nan, and others, for compensation, 511. 





Vide KILKENNY 
CouNTY. 


—— (CHARLEMONT Roaps.) Vide NEwRY. 


(CHOLERA.) Petition of Parishioners of Druma- 
chose, complaining of the appropriation of Money levied under 
the Cholera Prevention Act, 396. 

CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT.) Petition of Pro- 
testant Dissenters and Roman Catholics of Saint Michan, 
Dublin, for the abrogation of the present Church Establish- 
ment in Ireland, 424. 

CHURCH OF IRELAND ) Motion, ‘That the Pro- 
testant Episcopal Establishment in Ireland exceeds the spiri- 
tual wants of the Protestant Population, and that it being 
the right of the State to regulate the distribution of Church 
Property in such manner as Parliament may determine, it is 
the opinion of this House, that the temporal possessions of 
the Church of Ireland, as now established by law, ought to 
be reduced; Debate thereupon adjourned, 336. Debate re- 
sumed ; Question, previous, Neg. thereupon; 344. 


Vide ESTABLISHED 





——— 


CHURCH. 
(CHURCH PROPERTY.) Vide TITHES. 


(CHURCH TEMPORALITIES.) Act 3 Will. IV. c. 37, 
relating thereto, read; To be considered; 243. Order for 
Committee, read; The King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Act considered ; Proceedings in Committee; 247. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered; 253. Vide infra. 


Bill to amend an Act 








made in the third and fourth year of the Reign of His present 
Majesty, intituled, “ An Act to alter and amend the Laws relat- 
ing to the Temporalities of the Church of Ireland,” ordered ; 
253. Presented,and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed; 296. Committed, 326. Committee de- 
ferred, 331,337, 345, 367, 374 394, 401, 414, 419, 426, 432, 
444, 468, 475, 484. Bill considered, and reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 496. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
507, 513, 528, 530, 533, 537- Order for further consideration 
of Report, read ; Bill re-committed; considered ; Committee 
report Progress; 544. Committee deferred, 551. Bill further 
considered, and reported; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 552. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 556. Passed, 563. By the Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments considered; 599. Agreed to, Goo. 
Royal Assent, 603. 





Proceedings in Commit- 
tee, 544- 








a Ireland, against, 536. 


Acts 3 and 4 Will. IV. to 
alter and amend the Laws relating to the Temporalities of the 
Church in Ireland, read; House resolves to go into a Com- 
mittee upon a certain day, to consider of so much of the above 
Act as relates to the Fund arising from the sale of the Perpe- 
tuities therein mentioned; 456. Matter considered; Pro- 
ceedings in Committee; 462, 463. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Instruction to Committee on Tithes (Ireland) Bill 
to make provision accordingly ; 467. Vide infra. 


— (Civit Bitzi Courts.) Bill to extend the Juris- 
diction and regulate the Proceedings of the Civil Bill Courts, 
and to facilitate the proving of Wills, and obtaining Letters 
of Administration in certain cases in Ireland ; Ordered, 285. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 346. Second Reading deferred, 373. Bill 
committed, 386. Committee deferred, 419, 426, 444, 468, 
475» 484, 497- 





Petition of Attornies of 








Petition of Attornies of 
Ireland, practising at the Quarter Sessions of the County of 
Meath, for the Preservation of their Rights, 572. 


———— (CLERK, SirArthur.) Vide SURG EONS,COLLEGE OF. 


(COERCION BILL.) Motion for presenting an Ad- 
dress to His Majesty, for a Copy of the Correspondence 
between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and His Majesty’s 
Government, on the subject of the renewal of the Coercion 
Bill in Ireland ; Question Neg. thereupon ; 459. 


——— (COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.) Vide SURGEONS. 


( COLLEGE OF PHyYSsIciIANnS,) Vide PHYSICIANS. 
(COMPLAINT.) Vide TiTHES’ ComposiTIoON. 
(CONNOLLY, Anne.) Vide TiTHEs’ SUITS. 
— (CONSTABULARY.) Petition of Land-owners and 
Landholders of the yorone | of Mayo, for relief from the pay- 


ment of Grand Jury Cess for the support of the Constabulary 
Force in Ireland, 580. 


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IRELAN D—continued. 
(Cork County.) Vide PuBLic WorkKs. 


(CorK MininG ComPANY.) Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 56. Report, That the Petition for 
the Bill was missing; Entry in Journal, 21st February, in 
respect of such Petition, having been presented, read ; Entry 
in Journal, 18th March 1771, relative to the proceedings on 
the Liverpool and Preston Road Petition, read ; Instruction 
to Committee to whom the said Petition was referred, That 
they have power to proceed upon the said Petition, as ae} 
in the Journal; 122. Petition reported; Bill ordered; 128. 
Presented, and read, 141. Committed, 159. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 329. Passed, 343. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 408. Considered, and agreed to, 417. Royal 
Assent, 438. 

(Cork TuRNPIKE Roap.) Vide TURNPIKE 
RoaDs. 

———— (Cork Warer.) Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 53. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 153. 


-—— (CoRK AND TRALEE Roap Act.) Petition of 
Rate-payers of Cork, against the renewal thereof, 81. 


(CoroneERS.) Petition of Michael Magee, for 
augmenting the Fees of Coroners, 261. 
(CORPORATION OF DROGHEDA.) Vide DrocG- 
HEDA. 
(CORPORATION OF DuBLIN.) Vide DUBLIN. 
(CORPORATION OF KILLILEAGH.) Vide KILLI- 
LEAGH. 
(CORPORATION OF LIMERICK,) Vide SHANNON 
FISHERY. 
(County BripGeEs.) Bill for the more effectually 
oviding for the erection of certain Bridges in Ireland ; 
Sedwed. 348. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 374. Committed, 395. Com- 
mittee deferred, 419, 441, 445, 463, 468, 476, 484, 497, 597, 
512, 527, 533- Bill considered, 537. Reported ; to be in- 
rossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 542. Third 
teading deferred, 558. Bill passed, 567. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 594. 
Petition of the Grand Jury 











of the City and County of Londonderry, against, 559. 
(County Rares.) Petition of Landholders of 
Drogheda for placing Landholders in the same situation as 
they were in, in 1798, as regards County Rates, 283. 
(Court oF CHANCERY.) Vide CHANCERY. 
(CRAWFORD, Richard.) Petition of Richard Craw- 
ford, complaining of dismissal from his employment in the 
Revenue of Customs in Dublin, 572. 


(CRIMINALS, ANATOMY OF.) Act 10 Geo. IV. 
c. 34, relating thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act passed in 
the tenth year of the reign of His —— King George the 
Fourth, intituled, “ An Act for consolidating and amending 
the Statutes in Ireland relating to Offences against the Per- 
son;” Ordered; Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 78. Committed, 83. Committee deferred, 
92. Bill considered, and reported without Amendment; To 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 96. Third 
Reading deferred ; Bill to be printed; 105. Third Reading 
deferred, 121. 





Petition of the se- 








veral Persons whose Names are thereunto subscribed, against, 
103. 

(Crown EsTATES.) Message from His Majesty, 
acquainting the House, that, having taken into His considera- 
tion the present state of Reversions or Remainders vested in 
the Crown in Estates in Ireland, His Majesty deems it 
proper that measures should be taken for enabling Pro- 
prietors of Estates in Ireland, where the Reversion or Re- 
mainder has become vested in the Crown by attainder, to bar 
such Reversions or Remainders; Address of Thanks there- 
upon; 575. (Vide AppRrEssEs, 3.) 

(CuRLY, Patrick.) Petition of Patrick Curly, com- 
plaining of dismissal as a Labourer in the Ordnance Service 
at Athlone, 389. 

(Customs.) Vide ToLLs aND CUSTOMS. 
(Dest.) Vide SuITs For DEBT. 

(Dextvin, BARONY OF.) [Westmeath]; Motion 
for appointing a Select Committee to inquire how far the 
circumstances of the Barony of Delvin, in the County of 
Westmeath, justify the application thereto of the Provisions 
3 the Act 3 &amp; 4 Will. 1V. c. 4; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
362. 





(Diocesan SEMINARIES.) Petition of Catholic 
Clergy of the Diocese of Killala, for assistance in the forma- 
tion of a Seminary in that Diocese, 524. 


(Dioceses oF DOWN AND RAPHOE.) Vide 
DoOwN AND RAPHOE, 


(DISTRESS.) Motion for presenting an Address to 
His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to take the 
Distress existing in the County of Tipperary, and other Dis- 
tricts in Ireland, into His gracious consideration ; Motion 
withdrawn; 489. 








Vide WARRANTS OF DISTREss. 


(DISTURBANCES SUPPRESSION.) Act 3 Will. IV. 
c. 4, relating thereto, read; Bill to continue, under certain 
modifications, for a limited time, an Act of the third year of 
His present Majesty, for the more effectual suppression 
of local Disturbances and dangerous Associations in Ire- 
land; Ordered ; Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 496. Committed, 506. 
Considered ; Committee report Progress; 511. Bill further 
considered, 518. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 526. Passed, 529. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 539. Royal Assent, 539. 





Proceedings in 
Committee, 511, 518, 519. 








Petitions against; 
From Garrocloyne, 511. Whitechurch, 517. Beith, 529. 
Peter O’Connor, 572. 


(Down AND RAPHOE, DEANERIES OF.) Motion 

for presenting an Address to His Majesty, praying that He 
will be graciously pleased to give directions for carrying into 
effect the recommendation of the Commissioners of Eccle- 
siastical Inquiry in Ireland, with respect to the Deaneries of 
Down and Raphoe, as expressed in their Report to His 
Majesty, presented to this House on the 13th July 1831; 
Motion withdrawn, 111. 
(DRAINAGE OF BoGs.) Petition for leave to pre- 
sent a Petition for a Bill, referred to a Committee, 367. Re- 
ported ; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly; Re- 
ferred to a Committee; 379. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 395. 
Presented, and read, 423. 

(DROGHEDA CORPORATION.) Petitions of Inha- 
bitants of Drogheda, praying for an inquiry into the Corpora- 
tion of that Town, 119. 

(DROGHEDA HarBour.) Petition for Bill; re- 
ferred to a Committee, 53. 


(DROGHEDA AND KELLS RoaD.) Petition for a 
Bill referred to a Committee, 58. Reported ; Billordered ; 110. 

(.DRuGS, SALE OF.) Petition of Apothecaries of 
Carlow, for preventing Persons ignorant of the nature of Drugs 
and Chemicals from trafficking therein; Referred to Select 
Committee on Medical Education ; 443. 

(DUBLIN CEMETERY.) Petition for Bill referred 
toa Committee, 34. Reported; Bill ordered; 72. Presented, 
and read, 75. Committed, 102. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
276. Passed, 299. By the Lords, with Amendments, 385. 
Considered, 422. Agreed to, 423. Royal Assent, 438. 


Petition of Members of 








the Committee for conducting two Cemeteries in the neigh- 
bourhood of Dublin, against, 103. 





Three Petitions from 
Dublin, in favour, 269. 

(DuBLIN, CORPORATION.) Motion for leave to 
bring in a Bill for the better Regulation of the Corporation of 
the City of Dublin; Motion withdrawn ; 63. 





Petition of Dairy Pro- 
prietors of the City of Dublin, for relief from the payment of 
£.1. 2. (late Irish currency) on Cars or Vehicles used by 
them in their business, 319. 
(Dustin, Four Courts.) Bill to authorize an 
advance out of the General Fund of Monies belonging to the 
Suitors of the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer in Ireland, 
towards the purchasing of Ground, and building thereon 
Offices necessary to the Courts of Justice in Dublin ; Ordered ; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 469. Second Reading deferred, 479, 
485, 490, 496, 508. Bill committed, 513. as 519. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 528. Passed, §32. Agreed to by the Lords, 594. 
Royal Assent, 594. 

(Dustin, Four Courts, MARSHALSEA.) Vide 
ORMSBY, JANE. 


(Dusiin, Law STUDENTS.) Petition of Law 
Students of the King’s Inns, Dublin, for rescinding the Regu- 
lation requiring them to keep Terms in London previous to 
admission to the Irish Bar, 300. 

(DuBuIn LIBRARY SOCIETY.) Petition of Mem- 
bers of the Dublin Library Society, for an inquiry into the 
Rise and Progress of the Society, with a view to placing it on 
a permanent basis, 206. 

(Dustin, Port oF.) Vide FoLEY, REDMOND. 

(Dustin, Post Orrick.) Vide MowLDs, 
GEORGE FREDERICK. 

(Dusen, Pustic CarriaGES.) Petition of 
Bankers, Merchants and others of Dublin, for enactments for 
better licensing Public Carriages in Dublin, and for the abo- 
lition of the Tax upon mercantile Carriages for the convey- 
ance of Goods, 574. 

(Dusen Roap.) Vide TURNPIKE Roaps. 

(DuBuin, Saint THomAS’s PARISH.) Petition 
of Inhabitants and Cess-Payers of Saint Thomas’s Parish, 
Dublin, complaining of illegal Assessments for the repair of 
the Church of that Parish, 443. 





(DuBLIN, 


VS oo 


Pip eo Direc eae tA pW, ares 
jonas - Sse iE 


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4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the ElGury-nNIntH VoLume. 





IRELAN D—continued. 


(Dustin, TRINITY COLLEGE.) Motion for bring- 
ing in a Bill to enable Roman Catholics and other Dissenters 
to hold Scholarships and certain Professorships in Trinity 
College, Dublin; Notice taken that Forty Members were not 
present; 267. 

(DUBLIN AND ASHBORNE ROAD.) Petition of 
Occupiers of land and Persons residing within the parish of Kil- 


sallaghan, complaining of the bad state of the said Road, 378. 


(DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN RAILWAY.) Peti- 
tion for Bill referred to a Committee, 19. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 26. Presented, and read, 28. Committed, 61. 
Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 
123. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee in 
the last Session, referred, 128. Bill reported ; Report to lie 
on the Table; 150. Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 214. Passed,219. Agreed to by the Lords, 276. 
Royal Assent, 321. 

Peti- 











tion of a Committee of Bankers, Merchants, Traders and 
others, of Dublin, against; Referred to the Committee on the 
Bill; Counsel, ordered ; 109. 

(DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN SHIP CANAL.) Pe- 
titions in favour of the formation of the said Canal; From 
Corporation of Dublin; Bankers and others of Dublin; 123. 
Corporation of Joiners, &amp;c., Dublin, 166. 

(DUNDALK AND CARLINGFORD, TowNS oF.) 
Petition of Inhabitants of Dundalk, submitting a Plan for the 
improvement of those Towns, 405. 


(DuNGARVAN BorouGH.) Vide Etections. 


(EccLESIASTICAL LEASES.) Act of the Parlia- 
ment of Ireland, 10 and 11 Car. II. ¢. 3, relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to amend ordered ; 273. 


-( EpucATION.) Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee to devise means for extending the present system 
of Education in Ireland, by establishing one or more National 
Schools in every Parish, and a model or normal School in 
each Province of that Country, without any Grant from Par- 
liament; and therein to inquire whether, in the first place, 
sufficient funds may not be derived from the Ecclesiastical 
Tithes in Ireland, without injury to religion, to provide for 
the Education of the Poor; and 2dly, whether such appro- 
priation of a part of this property would be in accordance 
with the ancient usage, accompanying its possession, and with 
several Acts of the Legislature; Previous Question proposed ; 
Previous Question and Motion withdrawn; 243. 


(EJECTMENTS FROM COMMONS.) Vide Wick- 





LOW. 

(ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.) Petition of Individuals 
who occupy certain premises in Belfast, as joint Tenants, for 
a revision of that portion of the Reform of Parliament (Ireland) 
Act which relates to Joint-Tenants, 87. 


(EsTABLISHED CHURCH.) Petitions in support 
thereof; From Ardcolm; Newtownbarry ; Coolstuffe; Bar- 
ragh; Kilanne; Clonmore; Maryborough ; Ballymoney ; 
Bandon; Templemartin; Timoleague; Kilmalooda; Saint 
Peter, Cork; 429. Taunagh, Drumcollum and Kilmacallane; 
Killoran and Kilvarnet ; Carnew; Athnowen; Gorey; Union 
of Killegny and Chapple; Duncormick ; Kiltegan; Kilcor- 
muck; Clonmulsk; Nurney; Durrus Kilcrohane; 437. In- 


- nishannon; Prebawn; Kittennell; Kilpipe and Killener ; 


Templescobin; Ferns; Shilelagh; Hacketstown; Wexford 
Union; Dysart Galen; Clonagoose; Taghmon; Haroldstown ; 
Malrancan; Killeshin; Baltinglass ; Rosdroit; ‘Timogue and 
other places ; Kilmacahill; Cloydah ; Kellistown; Killurin ; 
Carlow Parish; Staplestown; Tomhaggard ; Tecumshane ; 
Saint Iberius; Ardemine; Bally Adams; Rathmacnee ; Clo- 
nenagh and Clonaheen; Templeshanbo; Kilcommon and 
Crosspatrick ; Aghold; Killinick; Saint Mary, New Ross; 
Templeudigan ; Aghadee ; Moyne; Kilrush ; Leskinfere; Saint 
Nicholas, Cork; Saint Paul, Cork; Saint Mary Shandon, 
Cork ; Aghadown; Kilcoe; Kilmoe; Killaspugmullane ; Kin- 
neigh ; Kilnagross ; wae age Rathclaren; Skull; Em- 
lafad; 443. Kilnemanagh; Ballymore; Ballyroan; Kilpatrick ; 
Clonakilty; Edermine; Kiltennel; Temple Michael; Killesk ; 
Lorum; Saint Mary, Enniscorthy; Urglin; Dunleckney ; 
Tomb; Lislee; 459. Bishop and Clergy of the Dioceses of 
Cork and Ross; Olier-street, Dublin ; Cahiragh and Kilcas- 
kin; Killcully; Saint Faughnan, Ross-Carbery; Creaghe ; 
Drinagh ; Iniskinney ; Kilaconenagh ; Fanlobbus; Kilmeen; 
Kilmocomogue ; Saint Anne’s, Shandon ; Guild of Merchants, 
Dublin; 460. Desertmore; Kilmichael; Movohal and Kil- 
monogue; Ballyfeard; Inchigeelah; Myross; Templebready ; 
Marmullane; Stradbally and Moyanna ; Carne ; Adamstown 
and Newbawn ; Kilbonane; Ahinagh ; Saint Faughnan, Ross; 
Murragh; Kilmacabea and Kilfaughnabeg; Abbeymahon ; 
Kinsale; 462. Hook; Myshall; Wells; Carlow; Fenagh; 
Brinny and Knockavilly ; Old Leighlin and Tullowcrine ; 
Fethard; Drung; Castlehaven; Dysart Enos; Tullow; Kil- 
murry and Moviddy; Union of Whitechurch ; 466. Glan- 
mire; Holy Trinity, in the Diocese of Cork ; Canaway ; 
Saint Michael’s Blackrock, Cork ; Monkstown; eae 
and other places; Graig and Ullard; Rosinallis ; Clonegall ; 
Kilmuckridge; 474. Killowen, 480. Ballymoyer; Lough- 


Vou. 89.—Sess. 1834. 





gilly ; Ballydehob; 483. Rev. M. G. Beresford ; Ballymac- 
hugh ; Arva; Easkey ; Kilmacshangan; 502. Tullagh ; 
Boyle; Tintern; Dromdaleague; Castledermot ; Kilmeaden ; 
Abbey Strowry; Ardcarne and Tumna; Crossakiel; Saint 
Finbarry, Cork; Union of Kiltollagh ; Union of Thomastown, 
Kildare ; Kilkevan and Bannow; ilmanagh; Coolbanagher; 
Union of Castle-Ellis; Rathvilly; Union of Jessard ; Rage. 
worthstown ; Eastersnow ; Kileomack ; Temple Michael and 
Longford ; Killashee ; Calry ; Saint Peter’s, Athlone; Saint 
John’s, Sligo; Killoe; Tarmonbarry ; Clonbroney ; Abbey- 
lara; Kilglass; Union of Roscommon ; Tarbert ; Street and 
Russagh ; 516. Corporation of Dublin; Dean and Chapter 
of Saint Patrick’s, Dublin; Clone; Kilmaganny; Killylea ; 
Athmulchan; 522. Tynan; Mullabrack; Kilmore; Bally- 
mackey ; Forkhill ; Drumcar; Portadown; Creggan ; Union of 
Charlestown ; Beaulieu; Ardee ; Charlemont; Derrynoose ; 
Kilcluney ; Collon; Dundalk and Castletown; Tullaniskin ; 
Clonmore; Mullavilly; 529. Moyntaughs; Rathangan ; Killy- 
shandra; Kilbride and Enenly ; Clonsast ; 531. Bishop and 
Clergy of the Diocese of Cloyne, 536. Killeban ; Tashing and 
Abbeyshrule ; Funty; Union of Donamon and Parish of Ti- 
bohen ; Union of ilenvoy ; Carrigaline; Crossmolina; 539. 
Armagh ; Desertlyn, Moneymore and vicinity; Donogheudry ; 
Termonfechin ; Ballyclog ; Lissan ; Tartaraghan; Dunleer, 
Moyleary and Monasterboice ; Ballindeny ; Faughart ; Der- 
ver; Moy; Dromisken; Donoughmore; Kildress ; Clonoe; 
Arbor; Loughgall; Drumcree; Kilsaran and Gernonstown ; 
547: . bay sat ok Barony of Lower Iveagh (thirty-three 
Petitions); Knocktopher; Painstown; Gowran; Clonmell; Kil- 
drought; Ballinasloe; Clare; 553. Dumbell, &amp;c., 555. Desert- 
creight; Ballynascanlan; Killencoole; Ballygawley; Carnteel ; 
Derryloran; Tamlaght; Drumglass; Six Milecross; Carrick- 
more; Prackey; 559. Keady; Ardtrea; Caledon; 568. 
Louth ; Castle Connor and Tilsen; Carigallen; Errigle 
Keroge; Drumreilly; Ballinakill, &amp;c.; 572. Colpe and 
Kilshawan; Rathmolion; Drogheda; 584. Cork; Clergy of 
the Diocese of Lismore; Clonmel; Kilmore; 593. 

— Vide CHURCH OF IRELAND. 


(Fever HospitraLs.) Act 58 Geo. III. c. 47, re- 
lating thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act passed in the 
fifty-eighth year of King George the Third, for establishing 
Fever Hospitals, and to make other Regulations for relief 
of the suffering Poor, and for preventing the Increase of in- 
fectious Fevers in Ireland; Ordered, 414. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
435. Second Reading deferred, 445, 464. Bill committed, 
469. Committee deferred, 476, 480, 486, 497, 509. Bill 
considered, 513. Report deferred, 528, 530, 533, 537- Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
542. Passed, 550. Agreed to by the Lords, 581. Royal 
Assent, 594. 

(FEVER HosPitTaLs Act.) Petition of the Grand 
Jury of the County of the City of Waterford, for the con- 
tinuance thereof, 517. 


(FINES AND RECOVERIES.) Bill for the Aboli- 
tion of Fines and Recoveries, and for the substitution of 
more simple modes of Assurance in Ireland ; Ordered, 116. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed; 138. Second Reading deferred, 213. 
Bill committed, 217. Committee deferred, 238, 257, 291, 
306. Bill considered, 326. Report deferred, 336, 344, 355, 
382, 401, 414, 431, 441, 456, 468, 476, 484, 497, 508, 513, 
528, 533, 544, 551. Bill reported ; To be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 558. Passed, 577. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 596. Considered, and agreed to, 
597- Royal Assent, 603. 





—_— 


House resolves to go 
into a Committee upon a certain day, to consider of Compen- 
sation to Persons affected by the Bill, 500. Committee de- 
ferred, 509, 513, 520, 530, 534- 

( FISHERIES.) Petitions, complaining of the dis- 
tressed state thereof; From Four-Mile Water and Gearies, 
62. Bantry, 115. Lusk, 188. Ardglass, 194. County of 
Clare, 230. Arran, 251. Skerries, 270. Dunmanus, 295. 
Ballinskelligs, &amp;c. 303. Portaferry ; Killough; 308. Car- 
rickfergus, 380. Balbriggan, 396. Sligo, 437. Dublin, 572. 

(FLoop, John.) Two Petitions of John Flood, 
prams. tongs Fi the conduct of certain Magistrates of the 
County of Waterford, 379, 3y6. 

(FOLEY, Redmond.) Petition of Redmond Foley, 
complains of being suspended from his situation of Scale- 
Porter or Weigher in the Port of Dublin, 572. 

(Four Courts.) Vide DUBLIN. 

(Four Courts, MARSHALSEA.) Vide DUBLIN 
INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ CouRT. ORMSBY, Jane. 


(GALWAY HARBOUR) Vide PILOTAGE. 


(GALWAY AND LOUGH CORRIB CANAL.) Peti- 
tions in favour of the formation of a Canal between those 
places; From Inhabitants of the town of Galway ; and, of the 
county of Galway; 370. 
(GAME LAWS.) Petition of Thomas Ryan, com- 
plaining of the pernicious tendency of the Game Laws to the 
peasantry of Ireland, 434. 








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[ A. 1834. 








IRELAN D—continued. 


(GLEBE Houses.) Petitions for exempting Incum- 
bents from further repayment of Instalments on Loans for the 
building of Glebe Houses ; From Clergy of Ireland (two Peti- 
tions), 389. The there-undersigned Clergy of Ireland, 398. 
Clergy of the diocese of Elphin, 460. Clergy of the diocese 

of Clogher, 517. 
—_—— (GRAND JURIES.) Vide OATHS. 

(GRAND JURIES ACT.) Petition of Landholders 
and Residents of the county of Westmeath, for the amend- 
ment thereof, 417. 

(GRAND Jury CESS.) Petition of Landholders and 
Inhabitants of Duleek, complaining of the unequal manner in 
which the Grand Jury Cess is raised off that parish, 200. 


( HAMILTON, George Alexander.) Vide BALBRIG- 
GAN CHURCH. 


(HAMMOND, William.) Vide INSOLVENT DEBT- 
oRS’ CouRT. 


(Hoare, Henry Edward.) 
STRUCTION. 


(JACKSON, Joseph.) Vide TENURE OF LAND. 


(INLAND NavigaTion.) Bill to improve the Na- 
vigation of the rivers, lakes and estuaries in Ireland; Ordered, 
135. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 151. Second Reading deferred, 178, 184,213. Bill to 
be printed, 217. Second Reading deferred, 247, 263, 273, 434- 

(INSOLVENT DesTors.) Bill to continue, for a 
limited time, the Acts for the relief of Insolvent Debtors in 
Ireland ; Ordered, 374. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 394. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 414. Bill committed, 419. Considered, 426. 
Report deferred, 432, 435- Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 444. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 456. Bill passed, 464. Agreed to by the Lords, 581. 
Royal Assent, 594. 








Vide Pustic IN- 





House resolves to go 








into a Committee upon a certain day, to consider of making 
Compensation to one of the Commissioners of the Insolvent 
Debtors’ Court in Ireland ; The King’s Recommendation sig- 
nified ; Matter to be considered ; 374. Committee deferred, 
384. Order for Committee, read and discharged, 386. 

—_— (InsoLvENT DeBToRS’ AcT.) Petition of Jane 
Ormsby, complaining of the operation thereof as affecting her, 
and for an investigation of her case, 460. 

arias Vide ORMSBY, 
Jane. 








(INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ Court.) Petition of 
William Hammond, now a prisoner for debt in the Four 
Courts Marshalsea, Dublin, complaining of certain proceed- 
ings before the Insolvent Debtors’ Court, and for inquiry, 360. 


(JuRIES.) Bill to amend an Act passed in the last 
Session, for consolidating and amending the Laws relative 
to Jurors and Juries in Ireland; Ordered; Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
31. Second Reading deferred, 36. Bill committed, 41. Com- 
mittee deferred, 59, 68, 78,83, 92, 100. Bill considered, 105. 
Report deferred, 112. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Da 
appointed for Third Reading ; 116. Third Reading deferred, 
121. Bill passed, 131. Agreed to by the Lords, 154. Royal 
Assent, 165. 








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—_—— 





Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend 
the Laws in Ireland relative to Juries :—Motion withdrawn, 
87. 

: (JuRORS.) Motion, That the exclusion of Roman 
Catholics from the Jury, in the case of the King v. Barrett, is 
calculated to affect the public confidence in the pure adminis- 
tration of justice in Ireland ; and this House entertains a hope, 
that in all future trials connected with political questions, 
Roman Catholics and Protestants shall be indiscriminatel 
allowed to serve as Jurors upon them; Amendment proposed, 
63. But not made; Main Question Neg. thereupon ; 64. 

— (KEATING, John.) Petition of John Keating, com- 
plaining of his dismissal from the office of Preventive Sur- 
veyor of Excise in Ireland, and for an inquiry, 235. 


(KEtLS Roivn.) Vide DROGHEDA. 
(KILDARE CONSTABULARY.) Vide MALONE, 








Charles. 

—— (KILKENNY COUNTY.) Petitions complaining of 
the deduction of poundage upon the dividends arising from 
the Stock deposited in the Court of Chancery in Ireland, as 
security for the execution of the office of Treasurer of the 
pret ; of Kilkenny ; From Redmond Reade, Treasurer ; and, 
Grand Jury of the county of Kilkenny, 407. 


(KiLLiLeAGH CoRPORATION.) Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Killileagh, for an inquiry into the state of that 
Corporation, 417. 

(KiLMAINHAM HOSPITAL.) Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of the city of Dublin, praying the House to reject any 
proposal having for its object the abolition of the Royal Hos- 
pital at Kilmainham, 246. 

(Kine’s BENCH, CourRT oF.) Motion for laying 
before the House, a Return of the Amount of Costs payable 








to the Crown Solicitor, and the Sum to Counsel engaged for 
the Crown, in the case of The King v. Barrett, tried in the 
Court of King’s Bench in Ireland, in Michaelmas Term 1833 ; 
with a specification of the various occasions, whether on 
Motions, Arguments, Opinions, Consultations, Trial, or other- 
wise, Counsel received Fees; describing when Counsel ap- 
peared in Court, the Number of Counsel employed or con- 
sulted on each occasion; and a statement of the rank of all 
Counsel employed, and their Names, and the Amount of Fees 
paid to each on the several occasions, and in the aggregate ; 
Amendment proposed; Amendmentand Motion withdrawn ; 88. 


(Kine’s County STIPENDIARY MaGis- 

TRATES.) Motion for laying before the House Copies of 
any Correspondence which may have taken place between 
the Lieutenant and Magistrates of the King’s County and the 
Irish Government, relative to the necessity of appointing 
Stipendiary Magistrates to act for that County; Motion 
withdrawn; 256. 
(KINGSTOWN IMPROVEMENT.) Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 48. Reported; Bill ordered ; 113. 
Presented, and read, 154. Time enlarged for Report, 328. 
Bill committed, 368. Time enlarged for Report, 398, 423, 
444, 447, 461. Bill reported ; To be ingrossed ; 465. Passed, 
472. By the Lords, with Amendments, 489. Considered, 
and agreed to, 493. Royal Assent, 525. 








Petitions against ; 
From Kingstown, 250. Charles Halliday; Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill; 368. Corporation of Dublin; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 387. Kingstown, 415. 
Richard Wallnutt and George Jackson ; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered ; 436. 








—_-—— (Law STUDENTS.) 





Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Kingstown, in favour, 432. 


——— (KINGSTOWN RAILWay.) Vide DUBLIN. 
—-—— (KINGSTOWN SHIP CANAL.) 


Vide DUBLIN. 

(LABOURING Poor.) Vide Poor. 

(LanD.) Vide TENURE OF LAND. 

(LANDED SEcuRITIES.) Bill for facilitating the 
Loan of Money upon Landed Securities in Ireland; Or- 
dered, 326. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 326. Second Reading 
deferred, 336. Bill committed, 344. Considered, 355. Re- 
ported; To be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
367. Passed, 374. By the Pe with Amendments, 475. 
Day appointed for considering them, 487. Amendments 
considered, and agreed to, with Amendments, 491. Amend- 
ments to Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 510. Royal 
Assent, 525. 
—- (LAWRENCE, 
POSTAGE. 


Walter. Vide NEWSPAPERS’ 


Vide DUBLIN. 


(LEARY, John.) Petition of John Leary, for re- 
mission of his sentence of Transportation, 7. 
(Limerick BRIDGE.) Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 56. Petition for leave to proceed on the Peti- 
tion for the Bill, 244. Referred to a Committee, 245. Re- 
ported, 253. Leave given to proceed with the Bill, 254. Peti- 
tion for Billreported ; Report referred to Select Committee on 
Standing Orders ; 264. (Vide Stanpinc OrpeErRs.) Report, 
that the Parties be permitted to proceed ; To deposit Papers, 
&amp;c.; 268. Report from Committee on Sinntiog Orders, 
read, 274. Bill ordered, 275. Presented, and read, 287. 
Committed, 307. Time enlarged for Report, 328, 368. Bill 
reported; To be ingrossed; 395. Passed, 402. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 440. Considered, and agreed to, 
442. Royal Assent, 525. 








Petitions in favour; From 
the there-undersigned ; Limerick (two Petitions) ; 307. 
Petition of J. N. Russell, 








Esq., against; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 387. 


—— (LIMERICK, CORPORATION OF.) Vide SHANNON 
FisHERY. 


(LIMERICK, PoRT oF.) Petitions for the adoption 
of measures for the improvement of the Port of Limerick, 
as recommended by Mr. Rhodes; From Stone-cutters of 
Limerick, 301. Owners of Vessels trading to Limerick ; 
Labourers of Limerick; 535. 


(LimeriIcK Roapb.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
Limerick complaining of the removal of the Turnpike on the 
Road leading to the City of Limerick from the City of Cork, 
424. 

(Limerick WaTERWwORKS.) Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 42. Reported; Bill ordered; 61. 
Presented, and read, 66. Committed, 93. Reported, 152. 
Report io lie on the Table, 153. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 189. Passed, 209. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 243. Considered, and agreed to, 244. Royal 
Assent, 320. 

(LIMITATION OF AcTIONS ACT.) Petition of 
Arthur Newcomen, complaining of certain provisions of the 
said Act extinguishing the right of Corporate Towns in Ire- 
land to their Estates, 517. 

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IRELAN D—continued. 

(LONDONDERRY TONNAGE DUEs.) Bill to repeal 
so much of an Act of the Parliament of Ireland, of the thir- 
tieth year of his late Majesty King George the Third, as relates 
to the levy and er of Tonnage Dues by the Cor- 
— of Londonderry, ordered, 256. Presented, and read ; 

ay appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 285. 
Second Reading deferred, 355, 408, 431, 455, 485, 497- 
———— (Lorp’s Day OBSERVANCE.) Petitions for ex- 
tending to Ireland the provisions of the Lord’s Day Observ- 
ance (England) Bill; From Moneymore ; Drumbo ; Mishien- 
felt; Belfast; Kilraught; 229. Ballycarry ; Kilmore; Ab- 
beyleix; Boyle; Carlow; Derralossory ; Saint George’s 
Chapel, Dublin; Saint Patrick’s Deanery, Dublin ; Dromod; 
Drumsna ; Stratford-on-Slaney ; Seamen and others attending 
Divine Service at the Mariner’s Church, Dublin; Scots 
Church, Mary’s Abbey, Dublin; Aghold; Saint Nicholas 
Without, Dublin; Lusk ; Saint Audeon, Dublin; Kilkenny ; 
Roscommon; 236. Ballinaclogh; Nenagh; 242. Kilcooly, 
242. Downpatrick, 245. Dundalk, 251. Corglass, 251. 
Kirkcubbin; Belfast; Dundrod; Killead ; Clough ; Cooks- 
town ; Belfast (two Petitions), 259. Raphoe, 265. Bally- 
kelly, &amp;c.; Desertlyn; 283. Moneymore, 295. Clonmel, 
303. Randalstown, 324. Presbytery of Londonderry, 389. 
Rathcooney, 396. Monaghan, 423. Ballymoney; Clonallan 
and Warrenpoint; 437. 


(LouGH CoRRIB CANAL.) Vide GALWAY. 


(LOwER CONNELLOE ROAD.) Petition of Ellen 
Kelly Magrath, and another, contractors for the repair of 
the said Roads, complaining that payment has not been made 
for Works executed by them, by reason of the failure of the 
Cess Collector for that Barony, 359. 


(MAGEE, Michael.) Vide CORONERS. 

(MAGRATH, Ellen Kelly.) Vide LowER Con- 
NELLOE ROAD. 

(MALONE, Charles.) Petition of Charles Malone, 
late of the Kildare Constabulary, complaining of dismissal 
from office, 581. 

(MARRIAGES.) Vide Roman CATHOLIC MAR- 
RIAGES. 

(MEALIFFE, &amp;c. INCLOSURE.) Petition fora Bill; 
and Bill ordered ; 34. Presented, and read, 100. Committed, 
246. Time enlarged for Report, 324. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 368. The King’s consent signified ; Bill passed; 
444. Agreed to by the Lords, 536. Royal Assent, 540. 

———— (MEASURES.) Vide WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 
— (MEDICAL DEGREES.) Petitions complaining of 
certain Monopolies existing in the Medical Profession in Ire- 
land; From Physicians and Surgeons of the County of Ar- 
magh; Surgeons of Armagh, referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Medical Education ; 379. 

-— (MoNAGHAN COUNTY.) Vide ELECTIONS. 


— (MONKSTOWN IMPROVEMENT.) Vide KINGS- 
TOWN. 




















(MounTRATH’S, Earl of, EstaTeE.) Bill brought 
from the Lords, 344. Read, 346. Committed, 363. Re- 
ported, and passed, 406. Royal Assent, 438. 


(Mow Lbs, George Frederick.) Petition of George 
Frederick Mowlds, complaining of his dismissal from the 
Post Office in Dublin, 572. 


— (Navan, Roman CaTHOLIc CHAPEL.) Peti- 
tion of Roman Catholic Clergy of Navan, for means to erect 
a House of Worship there, 200. 

——-—— (NEWCOMEN, Arthur.) Vide LIMITATION OF 
ACTIONS ACT. 

(NEWRY AND CHARLEMONT RoaDs.) Petition 

for Bill referred to a Committee, 53. Reported; Bill or- 

dered ; 62. Presented, and read, 73. Committed, 102. Time 

enlarged for Report, 322, 350. Bill reported; to be in- 

grossed; 395. Passed, 477. 














Petition 
of Inhabitants of Loughall and adjoining Parishes, against, 


199. 





(NEWSPAPERS, PosTaGE.) Petition of Walter 
Lawrence, complaining of the charge of one penny on News- 
papers put into a Penny Post Office in Ireland, 536. 


— (NEWSPAPER STAMPS.) Act 55 Geo.3. c. 80, 
relating thereto, read ; Bill to repeal certain Provisions of two 
Acts of his Majesty King George the Third, affecting the 
Printers, Publishers and Proprietors of Newspapers in Ire- 
land; Ordered, 72. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 281. Second Reading 
deferred, 306. Bill committed, 326. Considered, 332. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
336. Passed, 344. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 532. 
Considered, and agreed to, 581. Royal Assent, 593. 

(NorE River.) Vide SALMON FISHERY. 

(OATHS, GRAND JouRiEs.) Bill to empower the 
Foreman, or any other Member of Grand Juries in Ireland 
(being a Magistrate), to administer Oaths to Witnesses on 
Bills of Indictment; Ordered, 232. Presented, and read, 





Vor. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 233. 
Bill put off for six months, 279. 

(ORMSBY, Jane.) Petition of Jane Ormsby, widow, 
and executrix of the late William Ormsby, Marshal of the 
Four Courts Marshalsea Prison, complaining of certain Losses 
sustained through the operation of the Insolvent Debtors’ Act 
in Ireland, 424. 

(PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, ACT.) Vide ExEc- 

TIVE FRANCHISE. 
(PHYSICIANS, COLLEGE OF.) Petition of Ri- 
chard Grattan, complaining of certain proceedings of the 
College of Physicians in Sedona, in relation to the Election 
of King’s Professor of the practice of Medicine in the School 
of Physic; Referred to Select Committee on Medical Educa- 
tion, 439. 

(PILOTAGE, GALWAY.) Petition of Merchants 
and others of Galway, complaining of the inefficient system 
of Pilotage in the Bay and Harbour of Galway, 370. 


(Poor.) Bill to allow Parishes to assess them- 
selves, with a view to provide for Poor Persons by waste or 
uncultivated Lands; Ordered, 69. 


——— (Poor, LaBourinG.) Petition of Benjamin 
Glorney, of Waterpark, for granting to the Labouring Poor 
the privilege of occupying portions of ground free of rent, 
251. 

—— (Poor Laws.) Petitions for introduction of Poor 

Laws into Ireland; From Clara, 7. Upton Bishop, 155. 

Westbury-upon-Severn, 351. Ross (Hereford), 474. Kil- 

rush, 483. 








Vide TITHES. 


(Port CROMMELIN HARBouR.) Petition for 
Bill referred to a Committee, 56. Petition for leave to proceed 
on the Petition for the Bill; Referred to a Committee; 428. 
Petition reported; Leave given; 443. Petition for Bill 
reported ; Bill ordered; 454. Presented, and read, 461. 
Committed, 470. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 495. Passed, 
504. Agreed to by the Lords, 531. Royal Assent, 540. 

——— (Port oF Limerick.) Vide LIMERICK. 

(Post OFFICE, DuBLIN.) Vide MowLDs, George 
Frederick. 

(Post Roaps.) Motion for the House imme- 
diately to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of em- 
powering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to advance, out of 
the Consolidated Fund, such sum of money to the Commis- 
sioners under Act 1 and 2 Will. IV. c.33, for the extension 
and promotion of Public Works in Ireland, as he may think 
necessary for repairing the Post Roads in Ireland for one year ; 
The King’s Recommendation signified; Motion agreed to; 
Matter considered ; 550. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered; 552. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue, for a limited time, 
the several Acts for regulating the Turnpike Road which will 
expire during the present or before the End of the next Ses- 
sion of Parliament, and for the more speedy and effectual Re- 
pair of Roads in Ireland ; Ordered, 552, Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 553. Committed, 557. 
Considered, 566. Reported, 570. To be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 571. Passed, 578. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 596. Considered, and agreed 
to,597- Royal Assent, 604. 

-( PRATT, John.) Vide TiITHES AcT, 

(Pusuic CARRIAGES.) Vide DUBLIN. 


———- (PuB.ic INSTRUCTION.) Petition of Henry Ed- 
ward Hoare, for an Address to His Majesty to direct the Com- 
missioners of Public Instruction in Ireland to inquire into the 
moral and religigus state of the Roman Catholic Peasantry, 
460. 














Petitions for revoking 
the Commission ; From Clonard, 461. Killucan, 474. Clergy 
of the Deanery of Clonard, 495. 


-—— (PuBLic Works, Cork County.) Petition of 
Inhabitants of Skibbereen, complaining of the refusal of Mr. 
Joseph Burke to pay the workmen engaged in executing cer- 
tain Public Works in the county of Cork, 407. 


(QUARTER SESSIONS.) Act 59 Geo. III, c. 28, re- 

lating thereto, read; Bill to ig tri Magistrates to divide 

the Court of Quarter Sessions; Ordered, 226. 

(READE, Redmond.) Vide KILKENNY CoUNTY. 

(RecoverigEs.) Vide FINES. 

——— (RHODES, Mr.) Vide LIMERICK, Port oF. 

(Roaps ACT AMENDMENT.) Act 4g Geo, III. 

c. 84, relating thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act passed in 
the forty-ninth year of the Reign of King George the Third, 
for amending the Irish Roads Act ; Ordered, 296. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 368. Second Reading deferred, 383, 386, 394, 402, 
414. Bill committed, 419. Committee deferred, 432, 435. 
Bill considered, 445. Report deferred, 450, 456, 464. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
469. Third Reading deferred, 476, 480, 485, 491. Bill 
passed, 507. By the Lords, with an Amendment ; Considered, 
and agreed to ; 583. Royal Assent, 594. 

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IN DEX @o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1834. 








IRELAN D—continued. 
(RoapDs’ ACT AMENDMENT )—continued. 


Proceedings in Committee, 445. 











(Roman CATHOLIC CLERGY.) Petition of Ma- 
strates, Gentry, Clergy and Inhabitants of the Union of 
hinrone (King’s County), complaining of the conduct of a 
Roman Catholic Priest, in respect of his having burnt a Bible 
in a public manner, which be had taken by force from a 
Roman Catholic family, 396. 
(Roman CATHOLIC MARRIAGES.) ActigGeo. II. 
c. 13, relating thereto, read; Bill to repeal so much of an 
Act of the nineteenth year of King George the Second, as 
makes void all Marriages calchented by any Popish Priest be- 
tween Protestant and Papist, ordered; 471. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed Ee Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 498. Second Reading deferred, 511. 
(ROSCOMMON AND SHANNON CANAL.) Petition 
for Bill referred to a Committee, 43. 
(Saint Tuomas’s ParisH, DUBLIN.) Vide 
DUBLIN. 
(S4LE OF Drugs.) Vide DRuGs. 
(SALMON FISHERY.) Petition of Fishermen em- 
ployed in the Salmon Fishery in the Rivers Barrow and Nore, 
complaining of the erection of Weirs in the said River, 123. 
Petition of lawful Net Fisher- 
men of Saint Francis’s Abbey, Limerick, complaining of being 
revented exercising their trade of Salmon Fishing in the 
Diver Shannon, 300. Referred to Select Committee on Shan- 
non Navigation, 476. 
(SHANNON CANAL.) Vide Roscommon. 
- (SHANNON NAVIGATION.) Motion for appointing 
a Select Committee to inquire into the present state of the 
Navigation of the River Shannon, and its tributaries, and the 
best means of improving the same; Amendment proposed, 
and withdrawn ;' Main Question agreed to; Committee ap- 
»ointed ; Reports relative to the River Shannon, referred, 413. 
embers added, 421, 465. Leave to Committee to sit, not- 
withstanding the adjournment of the House, 498. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table, and 
to be printed; 535. 








Papers referred, 413. 

















_ Petitions referred, 476. 
(SLANE RoapD.) Vide DROGHEDA. 
(SLEAVIN, Wiiliam.) Petition of William Sleavin, 
late a Revenue Officer in Ireland, complaining of dismissal 
from his office, 351. 


- (SmiTu, MR. BARON.) Motion for appointing aSelect 
Committee to inquire into the conduct of Mr. Baron Smith, 
in respect of his neglect of duty as a Judge, and the introduc- 
tion of political topics in his Charges to Geant Juries; Ques- 
tion Previous, resolved in the Affirmative ; Main Question put ; 
Select. Committee appointed; 26. Resolution for appoint- 
ment of Committee (13th Feb.) read ; Resolution rescinded; 
59- 

-— (Spirits, &amp;c. LICENSES.) Petition of House- 
holders of Dundalk, complaining of having been refused retail 
Licenses for the Sale of Spirits, Beer po Cider by the Ma- 
gistrates in General Quarter Sessions, 599. 

— (SpPiR1ITS, SALE OF.) Petition of Householders and 
Rate-Payers of Dublin, for prohibiting the Retail of Spirituous 
Liquors in Grocers’ Shops in Ireland, 171. 

(SPIRITS, WINE AND BEER ActT.) Petitions 
for repeal of so much thereof as deprives County Magistrates 
of the power of granting or withholding Licenses ; From West- 
meath, 265. Hotel Proprietors of Dublin, 300. 

(STANDARD, WEIGHT OF BREAD.) Vide BREAD. 
— (STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES.) Vide KING’S 
Counry. 

(Suits FoR DEBT.) Bill to restrict Parties from 

ng se, in the Superior Courts in Ireland, for Sums under 
en Pounds, unless in certain cases ; Ordered, 256. 

(SURGEONS, COLLEGE OF.) Petition of Sir Arthur 
Clerk, of Dublin, M.p. complaining of his removal from the 
situation of Surgeon to the Sch Hospital, Dublin, through 
the interference of the Royal College of Surgeons ; Referred 
to Select Committee on Medical Education, 211. 


(TEMPLEBEG INCLOSURE.) Vide MEALIFFE. 


(TENURE OF LAND.) Petition of Joseph Jackson, 
for alteration of the Law relative thereto, 110. 


(THE KING v. BARRETT.) Motion for laying be- 
fore the House a Return of the Amount of Costs payable to 
the Crown Solicitor, and the sum to Counsel engaged for the 
Crown, in the case of The King v. Barrett, tried in the Court 
of King’s Bench in Ireland, in Michaelmas Term 1833, with 
a specification of the various occasions, whether on Motions, 
Arguments, Opinions, Consultations, Trial or otherwise, 
Counsel received Fees ; the Number of Counsel employed or 
consulted on each occasion; and a statement of the Rank of 
all Counsel employed, and their Names, and the Amount of 
Fees paid to each on the several occasions, and in the aggre- 

ate; Amendment proposed ; Amendment, and Motion with- 
rawn; 121. 








Vide Kine’s Bencu, 





CourT OF. JURORS. 

(TITHES.) Petitions for the abolition thereof; From 
Kilrane, 7. Donabate and Portrane, 11. Ladies’ Island; 
Barndarrig and Kilbride; Kilmahon ; Templetown and Fet- 
hard; Saint James (Wexford County); Ightermurrough ; 
Cruisetown ; Half Parish of Carnew; 33. Cove, 37. Knock- 
breda ; East Lusk and Rush; 44. Ardquin; Maglass ; Clon- 
dalkin; Union of Gorey; 48. Enrrigal Truagh; Cullen; 
Loughmore ; Golden; Ballylarsna; Poulroun; Killerig; 
Skryne and Rathfigh ; Islandeady; Carnew and Shelelagh ; 
Christopher Morgan ; Nobber and Loughbrackan; 57. Strad- 
bally and Moyanna; Union of Clonenagh; Clonmore; Tubrid; 
Newmarket (Cork); Urlingford ; Clemanto and Tubrid ; 
Stephen Wright; Pallas Green and Temple Breden ; 62. Ty- 
broughney; Machulla; 66. Graig Ullard and Powerstown ; 
Burnchurch; Rathkyran; Aglish Martin; Portnascully; 
Whitechurch ; Owning; Fiddown; Dunnamaggan; Eirke, 
Ferlagh and Glishare ; Rathpatrick ; 70. Fermoy; Old Town 
(two Petitions); Suttons ; Midleton; Forkhill; Fartiana; Ma- 
heracloone; Freshford and Three Castles; 74. Boher,78. En- 
niscorthy and Templeshannon ; Saint Canice ; Ballymakenny ; 
Peter Hughes ; Clone; Mollery and Monesterboice, Termon- 
fechin; Saint Paul, Dublin; Saint Mary, Dublin; Saint 
Nicholas, Kilkenny; Tacumshane ; Painstown and Ardmul- 
can; Dingle, and other places; Thomastown; Collumkill; 
Edermine and Ballynaslaney ; Sutton (Wexford); Ballymac- 
Hugh and Dromloman ; Newtownbarry ; Kilcormack; 80. Pal- 
merstown; Derrynooce; Magherally; 86. Rollestown, go. 
Athenry ; Killineen, &amp;c.; Bell Clare; Castlemagner ; Kilmoy- 
lan, &amp;c. 95. Templemartin; Inniscarryand Mathetra; Camolin 
and Ballycanew; Seapatrick ; Ballon and Rathoe; Ballin- 

arry; Saint Mary’s, New Ross; Mullinahone; Anacarty ; 
tranrahan; Ballyhogue; Cloneen and Drangan ; Donohill ; 
Powerstown; Loughkeene; Killenaule and “Moglass ; Clo- 
noulty and Rossmore ; Nenagh and Lisbonny ; Killowen ; Dan- 
gan, &amp;c.; 98. Gabally; Marraugh; 109. Kilrush; Grange 
of Kildallagh; Taghmon; Donaghadee; 115. Drogheda; 
Lisgoold ; Deane and Kilbride; 118. Dunsford; Gil- 
nahirk and Tullycarnett; Saint Andrew’s, Down; Dro- 
more; Grange of Doagh; 124. Suncroft; Killishee and Car- 
nolway ; 143. Tintern, Rosegarland and Inch; Union of 
Castle Island; Kilmore, Kilturk and other places ; Gowell ; 
Abbey Jerpoint; Templodigan; Ballymore, Killenick and 
Sharman ; Crosspatrick ; Passage and Faithlegg ; Wexford ; 
Melina, Kilnemanagh and Kilcormuck ; Dunamore, and other 
laces; Nurney; 166. Bright; Cloone; Annaduff; Clones; 
gaint Catherine, Dublin ; Killevan and Aughabog ; Bree and 
Galbally ; Kilbrew and other places; Killiconigan; Athboy 
and Rathmore ; Enniscorthy and Templeshannon; Ballyhus- 
kard; Kildalkey ; Kiltoghert; Killisk; 194. Duleek; Bal- 
libay and Tullycorbet; Trim ; Kells and Girly; Laracor and 
Gallow ; Drumcondra, Ardagh and Loughbraccan ; Dunboyne 
and Kilbride; Kilmore; Monknewtown, Dowth and Grange 
Geeth ; Longford, Templemichael and Ballymacormick ; Col- 
lumkill East; Rossnaree and Donore; Kiltoghert ; Kilclief; 
Ballyculter; Castle Dermot; Kildare; Rathangan; Portlaw; 
Island-Keane, Reisk and Dunhill; 200. Oran and Cloony- 
cormican ; Trinity Without, Waterford; Ballynahinch and 
Killoscully ; Holycross and Ballycahill; Templemore; Gurt- 
nahoe and Glangoole; Mungret and Crechora; Haggards- 
town, Hainstown, and other places; Kentstown and Bally- 
magarvey ; Saint Nicholas Without, Saint Luke, and the 
Bishop’s and Dean’s Liberties, Dublin; Rathkeale ; Cork ; 
Whitechurch ; Slogure and Tullaig ; Garrocloyne; Kilcronin 
and Lisduv; Motehill; Saint Thomas, Dublin; Kilscoran, 
Roslare and Ballybrennan; Ardagh; Saint Andrew, Saint 
Mark, and Saint Anne, Dublin; Kilmanagh; 206. — 
Bridge, 211. Couline, 213. Kanturk; Skibbereen; Don- 
gourney ; East Skull; Macroom; Clonakilty; Ballyvourney ; 
Donoughmore; Courcies Country, Templetrina and Rin- 
grone ; Bandon; Kilbride and Doonfeeny ; District of Glu- 
nalaney; Mallow and Rahan; Kilworth; Castlemagnor ; 
Shandrum; Union of Glanworth; Tullow and Ardattin ; 
Borris ; Clonmore, Kilquiggan and Ballyconnel ; Kilnamatra ; 
Clonmult; Drimoleague; Killea; Tramore and Corbally ; 
215. Garristown; Swords, Xc.; Cashel and Roesgreen; Bal- 
lyboy and Killoughey ; Tipperary; 228. Rossdroit, Temple 
Scobin, and other places ; Ferns ; Faughan Vale ; East Augh- 
namullen ; Kilbelfad and Ballynahaglish; Saint Peter’s and 
Saint Mary’s, Athlone; Kilconly and Kilbannon ; Keelme- 
kedar, and other places; Newry; 230. Kilcommon, 235. 
Kilkeacy ; Aughaviller; Derrynahinsey ; Knocktopher; Shan- 
kill ; Kilaocahill Grange Silvia; Inistioge and Clonamery ; 
Ballycallan ; Kibbeacon ; Windgap and Killamory ; Kilcon- 
duffand Meelick ; Castlecomer ; Baltinglass ; Johnstown and 
Kilcarn; Longwood ; Killeagh and Kilbride; Annacurra ; 
Dundalk ; Kilaveney ; Glanmore ; Union of Arklow ; Castle- 
town, Kilpatrick and Killshine ; Ardbraccan and Courtown ; 
Navan; Faughart; Stamullen, Moor Church and Julians- 
town; Moynalty; Dunsany and Killeen Decengy wel Dunkit; 
Clenalvy ; Ardagh ; Ardmulchan ; Dromiskin ; Kilmore Moy; 
Moinard and Rathpecan; Sixmilewater and New Grove ; 
Kiltohert; Ullid; Callan; Saint Peter, Cork ; 247; Killy- 
lagh, 252. Owning; Ballinakill; Killablin ; Clonaslee ; Union 
of Clonenagh, comprising the parishes of Mountrath, —_ 
an 











4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX ¢o the Ercuty-NintTH VoLu ME. 


IRELAN D—continued. 





386. Order for the attendance of the Registrar, read, and 





(TITHES) Petitions for abolition of—continued. 

and Ballyfinn ; the county of Carlow; Aughavoe ; Castlepol- 
lard, Lickblea and Foirin; Mount Mellick ; Mullingar ; No- 
hill; Rathconnell and Taughmore ; Kilbexy and Templeoran; 
Clonmell; Hollywood; Naul; Kinsalebeg; Sonna; Kilco- 
nickny, Lickirig and Kilconiron; Killenagh and Kilursa; 
Kilcooney and Donapatrick; Abbeyknockmoy; Kilburne; 
256. Lucan; Ballymore Eustace and Hollywood; 260. 
Mayo; Rathmullan; Killaloe; Danesfort; Kilkenny; Ross- 
bercon and Tullaher; Rower; Kilcommon and Robin; Saint 
John’s, Kilmain, &amp;c.; 265. Kilglass; Kiltrustan ; Temple- 
boy; 289. Ballyloughton, &amp;c., 300. Lemonaghan; Kil- 
bride, &amp;c., 303. Tallaght, &amp;c.; Clonallen; Howth, &amp;c.; 
319. Carnmoney and Ballylinney, 324. Richardstown, 334. 
Saint John, Kilkenny, 340. Carrick-on-Suir ; Ballycroy; Clon- 
many; Bailylanders; 351. Annadown ; Galway; 370. Clare, 
379. Banagher; Dungannon; 389. Kilbeggan, 397. Knigh, 
&amp;c.; Tipperary : Kingscourt ; Lisronagh, Glankeen, &amp;c.; Mo- 
drinny, &amp;c.; Ballyboghill and Westpalstown; Clondalkin ; 
West Lusk ; Black Ditches and Lacken; 415. Syddan, Kil- 
leary, and other places; Artramont, Kilpatrick and Tickillen ; 
Castle-ellis, Kilhlee, and other places; Kilcommon; Kil- 
legny; Athleague ; Newtown and Kill; Adamstown and Ra- 
heen; Newbawn and Horetown; Naas; Leixlip; Prosperous 
and Caragh; 416. Monaghan; Monasterevan; Comber ; 
Aughnamullan West; Enniskeen and Drumcatton; Cashel ; 
Ballee ; Clonmore; Tyholland; Clones East; Ematriss ; 
Tydavnet; Carrickmacross; Tullylish; 423. Ballina and 
Boher ; Grange Mockler ; Tallow; Clonrush ; Clonbeg ; Cle- 
rihan and Newchapel ; Upper and Lower Fahan; Two-Mile 
Burris ; Newport and Birdhill ; Loughmore and Castle Iney ; 
434. Union of Carnagh and Terrirath, 443. Doon; Drum, 
&amp;c.; Aughagoure, 501. Kilgurier, 522. 





So much of His Majesty’s Speech, at the 
opening of the Session, as relates to Tithes, read; House 
resolves to go into a Committee immediately to consider 
thereof; 50. Matter considered, 51. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered; 59. Vide infra. 





Proceedings in Committee, 51. 





Bill to abolish Compositions for Tithes in 
Ireland, and to substitute in lieu thereof a Land Tax, and to 
provide for the Redemption of the same, ordered, 59. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed; 72. Second Reading deferred, 161, 197, 222, 
226. Order for Second Reading, read; Motion for reading 
the Bill a second time; Debate arising thereupon, Motion 
for adjourning Debate ; Question negutived thereupon; Ques- 
tion again proposed ; Debate arising thereupon ; Debate ad- 
journed; 247. Debate resumed; Bill committed; 256. 
Committee deferred, 273. Bill considered, and reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 279. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 326, 331, 337, 345: 367, 374, 394, 401. 
Order for further consideration of Report, read; Bill re- 
committed ; Considered; Committee report Progress; 425. 
Committee deferred, 432, 441, 444, 463. Instruction to 
Committee to make provision, that any deficit which may 
arise in the Funds of the Commissioners of Woods and 
Forests, and applicable to the payments to be made under 
this Act, be advanced and made good out of the Consolidated 
Fund; and that so much as shall be advanced be repaid by 
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, out of Monies arising to 
their credit, 467. Committee deferred, 467, 471, 476, 484, 
490, 496, 507, 513, 520, 529, 532. Bill further considered ; 
Committee report Progress; 536. Committee deferred, 538. 
Bill further considered ; Committee report Progress; 540, 
545- Bill further considered, and a Day ——— 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
rinted; 548. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
Ter appointed for Third Reading; 555. Passed, 562. 





Proceedings in Committee, 536, 540, 545, 


8. 
ot Petitions against; From Barony of Nether- 





cross, Dublin, 188. Augha, &amp;c.; Lorum, &amp;c.; Wells (Carlow); 
Clonegal and Kidavin; 211. Rathpatrick, 265. Killoe, 319. 
Rathcormack, 351. Galway ; Newport Pratt ; 370. Columb- 
kill, 462. Grange, 516. Rev. Joshua Brown Ryder, 536. 
Meath, 554. Kilfian, 560. Rev. John Charles Martin, 584. 





Petitions suggesting certain alterations 
therein; From Kilpatrick; Ballinaboy ; Tracton, &amp;c.; 516. 


Petition of Land-holders of Donore, in the 





Parish of Saint Catherine, Dublin, complaining of the Com- 
missioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant, to arrange a 
Composition for Tithes, having imposed on the Landholders 
of a small part of the said Parish a Tax of £. 50 per annum, 80. 


———— (TI/THEs’ AcT.) Petition of John Pratt, complaining 
of a decision of the Revising Barrister, appointed under the 
said Act, 303. 

———— (TiTHEs’ ComposITION.) Order, 13th February, 
for laying before the House certain Returns relative thereto, 
read; Complaint made to the House, That no Return had 
been made from the Diocese of Ossory ; Order for the At- 
tendance of the Registrar of the Diocese on a certain day ; 


Vo. 89.——Sess. 1834. 





discharged, 428. 


(TiTtHeEs’ CoMPOSITION Act.) Petitions com- 
laining of certain proceedings under the Act; From James 
movan; Magherally; §72. 


(TITHES AND CHURCH PROPERTY.) Petition 


of Inhabitants of Maultifarnham, for applying ‘Tithes and 


Church Property to the support of the Poor, 398. 


(TITHES AND Poor Laws.) Petition of Land- 
holders of Carnteel, for the abolition of Tithes, and against 
the introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland, 319. 


(TITHES AND UnrIon.) Petitions for abolition of 
Tithes, and repeal of the Union; From Kilmuckriage, 48. 
Fethard and Killusty; Knockraffan and Newinn; 57. Thurles, 
62. Moycarkey; Louth; at Bannow, &amp;c., 80. Liscarrol, 
o. Knock Bridge, 110, Currin and Drumcrin ; Upper Kil- 
eavey; Urney; 175. Armagh, 180. Ballycullen; Coul- 
feightrin; 194. Glasgow; Derrypatrick; Dysart; Dun- 
garvan; Boycetown and Kiltayle; 200. Gallen, Derrydavy 
and other places; Lusmagh; Rynagh; Sligo; Lower Kil- 
leavy ; Kilteely ; Londonderry; Irishmen residing in Dundee; 
Rathdowney, Dunamore and other places ; Clare Galway ; 
Kilsaran; Kilcluney; Drum; Drung; Richardstown and 
Dromin; Ahamlish ; 206. Ardara,212. Aglis; Monanimy; 
Ballyhea, Cooline and other places; Kilshannick ; Islund- 
cad) Knocknagrove, Kiltelisha and Eyne; Kilbolane, 
Tullilease and Knockatemple; 215. Ballinahinch and Gle- 
naly, 225. Castletown Delvin and Kellulagh, 229. Kiltu- 
bride; Clonbroney; Kilmallock; Kinlough; Monsterboice 
and Tenure; Ballinrobe; Ardagh; Cloongish; Manchester ; 
230. Castlejordan and Ballyboggan, 256. Kilcar, 389. Kil- 
feacle ; Emly ; 407. Kilmarnock, §72. 


(TirHeEsS’ Suits.) Petition of Anne Conolly, com- 
laining of certain Proceedings against her in the Court of 
ing’s Bench in Ireland, for the recovery of Tithes, 424. 


(TOLLS AND CusToMmsS.) Petitions for the abolition 


thereof; From Dominick Philip Ronayne, 87, 295. Youg- 
hal, 95. 


(TRALEE Roap Act.) Vide Cork. 


-——_—— (Trinity CoLLeGce, DuBuin.) Vide DuBLIN. 


(TURNPIKE AcTS CONTINUANCE.) Bill to con- 
tinue, for a limited time, the several Acts for regulating the 
Turnpike Roads which will expire during the present, or before 
the end of the next Session of Parliament, and to amend the 
several Acts for regulating the Post Roads in Ireland ; Or- 
dered ; presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed ; 469. Beton Reading deferred, 484, 
497- Bill committed, 508. Committee deferred, 513, 520, 
530, 634. Bill considered, 537. Reported; to be a 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 542. Bill put off for six months, 550. 


(TuRNPIKE RoaDS. ) Bill to consolidate and amend 
the several Turnpike Acts in Ireland; Ordered, 120. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 136. Second Reading deferred, 306, 326. 





Petitions against; From 
Commissioners of the Turnpike Road leading from Dublin 
to Mullingar; Owners and Holders of Debentures on the 
said Road; 289. ‘Taney, 303. Booterstown; Stillorgan ; 
396. Coolock, 466. 


(CoRK.) Petition of the 





President of the Chamber of Commerce of Cork, complaining 
of the defective state of the Road from Cork to the bounds 
of the County leading to Dublin, 516. 


(VALUATION AcT.) Petitions for extending the 
General Valuation Act of Ireland to the City of Dublin; 
From Dublin; Saint Michan, Dublin, 7. Saint George, 
Dublin, go. 


(VALUATION OF CouNTIES.) Bill to amend three 

Acts made feperrely in the seventh year of the reign of his 
late Majesty King George the Fourth, and in the first and 
second years, and in the second and third years of the reign of 
His present Majesty, for the uniform Valuation of Lands and 
Tenements in the several Baronies, Parishes and other Divi- 
sions of Counties in Ireland, and to provide for the more 
effectual levy of Grand Jury Cess; Ordered, 256. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 281. Second Reading deferred, 331. Committed, 
337- Committee deferred, 345. Bill considered, 366. Re- 
a 373- To be ingrossed ; ————— for Third 
eading ; 374. Passed, 393. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 554. Considered, and agreed to, 579. Royal Assent, 





594- 

Petition of Church- 
wardens and Housekeepers of Saint Bridget’s, Dublin, in fa- 
vour, 488. 


(UNION.) Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Kilrane, 7. Ashton-under-Lyne, 28. Wexford; Gorey; 
Ladies’ tsland; Cruisetown ; enapialos and Fethard; Car- 
new; Half parish of Carnew ; Kilmahon ; Clondalkin; Saint 

James, 
U 





INDEX ¢@o the EtcutTy-NINTH VOLUME. 


[A. 1834. 











IRELAN D—continued. 


(UN10N)—Petitions for repeal—continued. : 
James, Wexford County; Ightermurrough ; gay, Dre 
Kilbride ; 33. Cove, 37. East Lusk and Rush, 44. ag- 
lass, 48. Garrocloyne; Cullen; 57. Maullinahone; Pallis- 
green and Temple Breden; Carrigeen ; Joseph Michael Ri- 
vers; 62. Aglish Martin; Burnchurch; Ballytarsna ; Port- 
nascully; Eirke, Fertagh and Glishare; 66. Rathkyran; 
Clonmore ; Poulroun ; Tubrid ; Rathpatrick ; Dunnamaggan ; 
Urlingford, Tubrid and Clemanto; 70. Knockaney, 72. 
Midleton; Fermoy; Kilbeny; Chairman and Secretary of 
Manchester Political Tract Society; Freshford and Three 
Castles ; Old Town; 74. Limerick ; Saint Canice ; Athenry; 
Thomastown; Ballymakenny; Kilrush ; Saint James, Dub- 
lin; Painstown and Ardmulcan; Dingle, and other places ; 
Kilcormack ; Clone ; Newtownbarr - Termonfechin ; Drom- 
loman and Ballymachugh ; Saint Nicholas, Kilkenny; Ta- 
cumshane ; Kilbonane ; Edermine and Ballynaslang ; Ennis- 
corthy and Templeshannon; Bell Clare ; Templeodigan ; Bree 
and Galbally ; Glassmakers of Dublin; Dublin; 80. Palmer- 
stown; Ematriss; 86. Rollestown, 89. Anacarty; Stran- 
rahan; Rathclaren and Kilbrittain; Killenaule and Moglass; 
Inniscarra and Mathetra; Nenagh and mpg oe A Donohill ; 
Clonoulty and Rossmore; Powerstown; Ballingarry; 99. 
Kilmacdonogue, &amp;c.; Marraugh; Kilowen; Gallally; 109. 
Longwood; Gold and Silversmiths of Dublin; ee 
Coopers of Dublin ; Ballyhogue; Tullylish; Ballymore Eustace 
and Holywood ; Black Ditches and Lacken; Taghmon; Saint 
Mary’s, New Ross; Camolin; 110. Lisgoold; Drogheda; 118. 
Dromore; Annacurra; Killaveny; Kilmore Moy; 123- Boher; 
Limerick; 137. Dublin (four Petitions); Killylagh ; Tintern, 
Rosegarland and Inch ; Kilmore; Gowell; 163. Dublin (two 
Petitions); Nurney; Killishee and Carnolway; Melina; Bal- 
lymore ; Dunamore; Wexford, Mayor, &amp;c. of; 166. Dublin 
(nine Petitions); Swords Malahide and Cloughran; 174. 
Donnybrook ; Rathfarnham; Duncormack, &amp;c.; Killisk ; 
Annaduff; Passage and Faithleg; 175. Youghal; Taugh- 
macconnell; 186, . Longford; Templemichael and Ballyma- 
cormick ; Mungret and Crechora; Skryme and Rathfigh ; 
Kilbrew, Crickstown and Kilmoon; .Kildalkey; Killiconigan; 
Saint Andrew, Saint Mark and Saint Anne, Dublin; Kil- 
common ; Saint Michael and Saint John, Dublin; Baldoyle, 
Howth and Kinsealey ; Clonpriest ; Dublin (seven Petitions) ; 
Keelmehedar, Dunurlin and other places ; Lismore; Limerick ; 
Navan; 194. Culmullen and Knockmark ; Ballibay and Tul- 
lycorbet ; Glenalvy; Killeagh and Kilbride; Aughnamullan, 
est; Dunsany and Killeen; Carrickmacross; Kells and 
Girley; Meath ; Tyhollan; Moynalty; Athboy and Rathmore; 
Trim; Granard; Rossnaree and Donore; Errigal Truagh ; 
Barony of Gallen, Mayo; Monknewton; Dowth and Grange 
Geeth ; Dunboyne and Kilbride; Kingscourt; Castletown, 
Kilpatrick and Killshine; Johnstown; Kilmore; Nobber and 
Loughbracken ; Saint Mary and Saint Peter, Rathmines; Saint 
Mary, Dublin; 199. Killegny; Collumkill, East ; Drumcondra, 
Ardagh and Loughbraccan; Ardmulchan; Laracor and Gal- 
low; West Lusk; Castleellis, and other places; Newtown and 
Kill; Omey and Ballindoon; Members of the Brentford Poli- 
tical Union; Dunshaughlin; Ratoath; Operative Shipwrights 
of Dublin ; Paper Stainers of Dublin; Baltinglass; Kingstown 
and Monkstown; Union of Arklow; Holmpatrick ; New- 
bawn and Horetown; Stone-cutters of Dublin ; Operative 
Bookbinders of Dublin; Upholsterers and Cabinet-makers of 
Dublin; Waterford ; Oranmore; Rosdroit, and other places ; 
Athleague ; Lucan; Ballyboghill and Westpalstown ; Moy- 
mett, Clonmaduff and Chasthhows ; Kinmore ; County of 
Dublin; Clerk of the Guild of Joiners, Ceilers and Wains- 
cotters of Dublin; Suncroft; Rathangan; Castledermot ; 
Kildare; Naas; Island-Keane, Reisk and Dunhill; Portlaw ; 
200. Killenagh and Killursa; Galway; Caherlistrane and 
Donoughpatrick; Ballinacourty ; Kilmoylan and Cummer; 204. 
Carlisle ; Ballyculter; James M‘Kenna: Ballyhale; Callan ; 
Glanmore ; Saint John, Kilkenny; Saint Patrick, Kilkenny ; 
Kilmacow; Dunkit ; Ullid; Windgap and Killarnory ; Kib- 
beacon ; Ballycalan; Inistioge and Clonaery; Kilmaganny ; 
Castlecomer; Clonmel; Kinsalebeg; Killeagh; Kilmanagh ; 
Saint Mary, Kilkenny; Danesfort; Killaloe ; Rossinan ; Glynn; 
Graig, Ullard and Powerstown; Ardcolm and Ardkavan; Mac- 
clesfield ; Stockport ; ‘Tipperary ; Cashel, and the parishes of 
Cashel and Roesgreen; Ballyboy and Killoughey; Drum- 
cullin and Eglish ; Borris; Tullow and Ardattin ; Clonmore, 
and other places; Clonegal and Kildavin; Kilbride and 
Durrow; Letter-press Printers of Cork ; Brogue-makers of 
Dublin; Merchants and others of Cork ; Inhabitants of Saint 
Peter’s, Cork ; Lower Navan; Sixmilewater and Newgrove ; 
Boot and Shoemakers of Cork; Couloine; Whitechurch ; 
Moinard and Rathpecan; Ballynakill; Kilabbin; Mary- 
boro’; Clonaslee; Mount Mellick; Adamstown and Ra- 
heen; Motehill; Belfast; Saint Thomas, Dublin; Opera- 
tive Carpenters of Dublin; Loughrea; Kilscoran, and other 
places ; Artramont, and other places ; Rathvilly; Saint Au- 
deon’s, Dublin; Bray; Saint Michan, Dublin; Ardagh ; 
Operative ‘Tailors of Dublin; Newcastle-under-Line ; Coopers 
of Limerick; Glovers and Skinners of Limerick; Cord- 
wainers of Limerick; Linen Weavers of Limerick; 205. 
Saint John’s, Kilinvoy, and other places; Kileommon and 
Robin; Mayo; Boyle; Abbey-knockmoy; Abington; Dun- 
dalk ; Leighlin Bridge; Carlow; Rathconnell and Taugh- 


mon; Castlepollard, and other places; Saint Nicholas, 
Limerick; Enniskeen and Dromcotton; Faughart; Dro- 
miskin; Kilconickny, and other places ; Tailors of Limerick ; 
Inhabitants of Limerick ; County of Louth; Saint Michael, 
Limerick (two Petitions); Saint John’s, Limerick; Saint 
Mary, Limerick ; Saint Nicholas Without, Saint Luke’s and 
the Bishop’s and Dean’s Liberties, Dublin ; Rathkeale ; Liver- 
pool; Cork ; Waterford ; Kilburne; Saint Patrick’s, Water- 
ford; Trinity Within, Waterford; Trinity Without, Water- 
ford; Kilbeggan; Mayne and Faughelstown; Preston ; 
Street; Nohill; Mullingar; Ballina and Boher; Clerihan 
and Newchapel ; Two Mile Burris; Loughmore and Castle 
Iney; Newport and Birdhill ; Clonbeg; Tallow; Saint Ni- 
cholas, Carrickonsuir; Modrinny, and other places; Kilcash 
and Temple-etny; Ballynahinch and Killoscully ; Temple- 
more ; Southwark ; and, Kidderminster ; 206. Ardbraccan and 
Courtown; Monaghan; Clontubrit; Clones, East; Moy- 
cullen; 212. Kanturk; Kilgeever; Kilworth ; anal 
more; Bandon; Clonakilty; the District of Glaunalaney ; 
Dongourney; Tiernar; Mallow and Rahan; Union of 
Courcies-Country, Temple-Trine and Ringrone; Patrick 
Rourke; Union of Glanworth; Macroon; Paisley; Drum, 
Balla and Roslea; Newport Pratt; Manchester; Kilnamar- 
tra; Clonmult; Ballyvourney ; Castlemagner; Skibbereen ; 
Shandrum ; Newtown, Tipperary ; Killea; 215. Drammin; 
Maheracloone ; Leccanvy; Westport and Aughavale ; Swords, 
&amp;c.; Garristown; Guild of Carpenters, Limerick; 221. 
Newry; Aughagane; Fahans and Desertagny; Dublin ; 
Kilcommon ; Kilconly and Kilbannon ; Clogher ; Saint Mary’s 
and Saint Peter’s, Athlone; Galway ; Cecil and Killyfaddy ; 
East Aughnamullen ; Kilbelfad and Ballynahaglish ; Ferns ; 
College Road and Bohermore, Galway ; Congleton ; Members 
of the Committee of the National Union of the Working 
Classes, and others; 230. Stamullen, &amp;c., 247. Strad- 
bally and Moyanna, 256. Ballylanders, 260. Rower; Oran 
and Clooneycormichan; 265. Leixlip; Balliskeery ; 300. 
Lemonaghan, 303. Crossmolina, 319. Ballycroy; Clon- 
many; 351- Glankeen; Roscrea; Lisronagh; Kilsheelan ; 
Caher; Knigh, &amp;c.; 407. Syddan, &amp;c.; Kentstown and 
Ballimagarvey ; 418. Cashel, 423. Grange Mockler, 434. 
John Lawless, 437. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Templemartin, 
against ; 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; 100. Debate resumed, and the same having again 
continued till three of the clock, Mr. Speaker left the Chair ; 
103. Debate resumed ; Petition to lie on the Table; 108. 





Petitions against the repeal; From Wa- 
ford city, 174. Enniscorthy; Westmeath ; 199. Belfast ; 
Armagh; 206. Belfast; Youghal; Newry; 212. Ferma- 
nagh, 216. Kilconway; Baronies of Glenawly and Knock- 
ninny (Fermanagh); Layde; Ardclines; Tickmacreven ; 225. 
County of Armagh, 230. 


Motion for 





appointing a Select Committee to inquire and report on the 
means by which the Dissolution of the Parliament of Ireland 
was effected ; on the effects of that measure upon Ireland, 
and upon the Labourers in Husbandry, and Operatives in 
Meniatene in England ; and on the probable consequences 
of continuing the ae sacaare Union between both Countries ; 
Debate thereupon adjourned ; 207. Question again stated, 
212. And an Amendment having been proposed, and a Mem- 
ber rising in his place to second the same, Debate thereupon 
further adjourned; 213. Debate resumed ; Amendment pro- 
posed ; Debate thereupon adjourned; 217. Debate resumed; 
Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part 
of the Question; Debate thereupon further adjourned ; 
222, 225. Debate resumed; Amendment proposed to the 
proposed Amendment; Amendment withdrawn; 231. Another 
Amendment proposed to the proposed Amendment ; Question, 
That the words proposed to be lett out of the proposed Amend- 
ment, stand part thereof; agreed to; Main Question, as 
amended, agreed to; Resolution for Address agreed to; To be 
communicated to the Lords at a Conference; Conference to be 
desired ; 232. Lords agree to a Conference; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held and reported, That they had left the 
Address with their Lordships; 235. Lords desire a Conference 
on the subject of the last Conference; Conference agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held ; and reported, That the 
Lords have agreed to the Address, and have filled up the blank 
with “ Lords Spiritual and Temporal and”; 237. Message 
from the Lords acquainting the House when His Majesty will 
be attended with the Address; K1ne’s Answer to Address re- 
ported by Mr. Speaker ; Resolution of Thanks thereupon ; 242. 


(Vide Appresses,6.) Lorps. TITHES. 


(WARRANTS OF DisTRESs.) Bill to amend an 

Act of the fifty-ninth year of a the Third, relating 
to Appeals against Warrants of Distress granted by Justices 
of the Peace in Ireland; Ordered, 51. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 248. 
Committed ; Acts 54 Geo. III. c. 116, and 6 Geo. IV. c. 43, 
read; Instruction to Committee that they have power to 
amend the said Acts; 279. Committee deferred, 331, 337- 
Order for Committee read; Instruction to Committee, _ 
they 














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IRELA N D—continued. 


(WARRANTS OF DISTRESS)—continued. 

they have power to amend all Acts in which provision of 
Appeal to Quarter Sessions in Ireland is made ; Bill consider- 
ed; 345. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 355. Third Read- 
ing deferred, 373, 383. Bill passed, 386. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 475. Considered, and agreed to, 598. 
Royal Assent, 603. 


————- (WaTERFOoRD Harsour, LigutT DUES AND 
PILoTaAGE.) Petition of Ship-owners belonging to the Port 
of Waterford, that Vessels trading to and from Waterford may 
not, in addition to the Lighthouse Dues, be subject to the 
compulsory charges for Pilotage and Ballast under a local 
Act for improving that Port and Harbour; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Lighthouses, 74. 


(WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.) Act 5 Geo.IV. c.74, 
relating thereto, read; Bill to regulate Weights and Measures, 
and to amend the Laws relating thereto in Ireland; Ordered, 
232. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; and to be printed; 349. Committed, 373. Considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 394. Further consideration 


of Report deferred, 402, 414, 426, 435, 464, 479, 485, 497, 
511, 520. 





Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of Mallow, that the Act 27 Geo. III. c. 46, regulating 
Weights and Measures in Cities, be extended to Market 
Towns, 495- 

(WickLow, EJECTMENTS FROM COMMONS.) 
Petition of Persons located upon the Lands of Glancormick, 
complaining of Ejectments lately served upon them, 389. 


(WINE LICENSES.) Vide SPIRITS. 


Vide Accounts. (ApDREssEs, 3, 6, 59 to 7).) 
Evections. SUPPLY. 





Irnisn Society of Lonpon ; Petitions for an inquiry into the 
state and conduct of the said Society ; From Corporation of 
Londonderry ; Inhabitants of Londonderry ; 398. 


Iste or Man. Vide Corn, Importation of. Man, Isue of. 


IstincTon Market; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 46. Reported; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, and 
read, 122. Committed, 141. Member added, 149. Power 
to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 261. 
Time enlarged for Report, 324, 353. Leave to Committee to 
sit on a certain day, during the sitting of the House, be- 
tween twelve and three, 402. Time enlarged for Report, 411. 
Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, during the sitting 
of the House. between twelve and three, 429. 





Petitions against; From Salesmen fre- 
uenting Smithfield Market, 138. Butchers of London and 
Westsiineier, 141. Sevenoaks, 155. West Smithfield, 171. 
Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of London; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 180. Hay and 
Straw Salesmenof Smithfield Market ; Consumers and Dealers 
in Hay and Straw, residing in and near the Metropolis, 186. 
Saint Sepulchre’s, London, 189. Farmers and Graziers attend- 
ing Croydon Market, 194. Counties of Northampton and Lei- 
cester; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 202. Abingdon, 204. 
Ilsley; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 205. Kent; Hay 
Growers and Farmers sending their Articles to Smithfield 
Market; 208. Gravesend; Referred, 208. Company of 
Butchers, London; Butchers of London, and parts adjacent ; 
Richard Laycock; Northampton; Market Harborough; Re- 
ferred, and Counsel site ; 208. Kensington, &amp;c., 212. 
Rochester; Gloucester (three Petitions); Tewkesbury; Re- 
ferred; 212. Saint Sepulchre, London; West Smithfield ; 
Gloucester County ; Referred, and Counsel ordered; 212. 
Butchers’ resident in and near Brentford, &amp;c.; County of Glou- 
cester ; Kingston ; Greenwich, &amp;c.; Farmers and Graziers of 
Warwick and Northampton ; 213. Referred, 214. Rutland; 
Hay and Straw Salesmen of Smithfield Market; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 214. Lambeth; Referred; Islington; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered; 218, Chatham; Referred, 
227. Woodbridge; Tower Hamlets; Bedford County; 234. 
Reading; Maidenhead and parts adjacent; 241. County of 
Norfolk; Referred; County of Surrey ; Guildford; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 244. Uxbridge, 246. Southwark, 275. 
Melters of Butchers’ Fat, and others, 288. Isle of Sheppy, 
294. County of Essex; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
Plaistow; Lewes; Referred, 300. Edmond Saxton Pery 
Calvert ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 390. County of 
Huntingdon; Referred, 396. Epsom, 398. Surrey; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 405. 





Petitions in favour; From Cambridge ; 
Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire ; Norfolk (two Petitions) ; 
Lincoln (four Petitions); Northampton; Suffolk ; Smithfield ; 
140. County of Leicester ; Sussex ; 218. Western Division 
of Norfolk, 249. Chelmsford ; County of Essex ; Counties 
of Lincoln, Northampton, Cambridge, and Huntingdon, 284. 
Western Division of Norfolk; Kent; 294. Northampton, 
Cambridge, and Lincoln, Counties of, 335. Islington, 339. 
Suffolk, 347. Tonbridge, 350. County of Hertford, 371. 


VoL. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 


Graziers of the Western Division of Norfolk, attending 
Fakenham, Lynn, and Holt Markets, 424. 

Ircuen Bridge; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 56. 
Reported ; Report referred to Select Committee on Standing 
Orders; 67. (Vide Stanpinec Oxpers). Report, that the 
Parties be permitted to proceed; To give Notices, &amp;c.; 99. 
Report from Committee on Standing Orders, read; Bill 
ordered; 101. Presented, and read, 103. Petition praying 
that the Standing Orders may not be dispensed with, 118. 
Another Petition respecting Standing Orders, 127. Bill com- 
mitted, 128. Power to Committee to send for persons, 
papers and records; Time enlarged for Report; 323. Time 
further enlarged, 332. Leave to Committee to sit on a certain 
day during the sitting of the House, between twelve and three, 
374. Time enlarged for Report, 381. Bill reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; 395. Passed, 402. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
443. Considered, and agreed to, 447. Royal Assent, 525. 

Petitions in favour; From Fareham; South- 

ampton; 128. Bursledon Bridge, 398. Southampton, 402. 

Petitions against; From Ship-owners inte- 
_rested in the navigation of the River Itchen, 223. Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 224. Com- 
pany of Proprietors of Northam Bridge; Referred, and Coun- 
sel ordered ; Power to Committee to send for persons, papers 
and records; 225. Copyholders of the manor of Bitterne; 
Fishermen residing in the village of Itchen Ferry; Referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 228. 

Jupces’ Sarariges. Vide ScoTnanp. 

Jurigs. Vide IRELAND. 

Jurors. Vide IRELAND. 


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, 20. 
Presented, and read; Day vee for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 207. Second Reading deferred, 226. 
Bill committed, 232. Considered, 305. Reported, and re- 
committed ; Considered, and reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; Bill, as amended, to Pe printed ; 
331. Further consideration of Report deferred, 344, 349. 
Report further considered ; Bill to he ingrossed; Day ap- 
pegs for Third Reading; 356. Bill passed, 373. By the 

ords, with Amendments; Day appointed for considering 
Amendments ; Bill, as amended by the Lords, to be printed ; 
583. Amendments considered, 589. Some agreed to; others 
disagreed to; 588. Committee appointed to draw up Reasons, 
to be offered to the Lords at a Conference; Reasons re- 
ported, and agreed to; Conference to be desired with the Lords; 
6gt. Lords agree to a Conference, 594. Time for the Con- 
ference being come; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported; 595- 











Petitions for the introduction of a 
Clause therein, abolishing all summary forms of Conviction ; 
From R. Walwyn; 251. William Henry Carmichael Smyth; 
Finsbury; 275. Tower Hamlets; Holborn; 351. West- 
minster, 418. James Cotter, 460. 

Petition of the Master, Wardens and 
Freemen of the Vintners’ Company, against, 296. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 72.) 
(Scilly.) Act § Geo. Il. c. 18, and 
18 Geo. II. c. 20, relative to qualifications of Justices of the 
Peace, read ; Bill to authorize Persons, duly appointed, to act 
as Justices of the Peace in the Islands of Scilly, although 
not qualified according to law; Ordered, 471. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 476. Second Reading deferred, 485. Bill com- 
mitted, 490. Considered, 508. Reported ; To be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 513. Passed, 520. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 543. Royal Assent, 594. 


4° &amp; 5° Will. WV. Parl.i1. Sess, 2. A. 1834. 


Keatine, John. Vide IRELAND. 

Keithn’s, Viscount, Estate. Vide Scor.anp. 
Ketnam Road. Vide Worksop. 

Ketty, Hugh Daniel. Vide Cuoxrra. 
Kensincton Gardens. Vide Accounts. 
Kent, James. Vide NewrounDLAND. 
Kent-StreeT Roads. (Vide AppRESSEs, 73.) 
Kitkenny County. Vide IRELAND. 
KituiLeacH Corporation. Vide IRELAND. 
KitMAInHAM Hospital. Vide IrELAND. 


KING : 
Message to attend Him in the House of Peers, at the 
opening of the Session, 3. At the close of the Session, 604. 
— His Speech at the opening of the Session, reported 
by Mr. Speaker, 3. Motion for an Address thereupon, 4. 
(Vide ADDRESSES, 1.) 














——— Appoints to be attended with the Address of 
Thanks, 12. 
— His Answer to Address of Thanks, reported by Mr. 
Speaker, 12. 2 
His 
U 2 











INDEX @#o the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. _ [4.1884. 





KING—continued. 
His Speech to be considered, g. Considered, and 
Motion for a Supply, 12.. Vide Suppty. 
———— His Royal Assent given to Bills by Commission, 50, 
165, 320, 399, 438, 525, 539 593, 598. In Person, 603. 
So much of His Speech as relates to Tithes in Ireland, 
read, 50. Vide Tirnes, IRELAND. 





Agricultural Dis- 
tress, read, §9. Vide Acricutturat DistREss. 


Tithes’ Commu- 
tation, read, 150. Vide Tirnes’ CommurTaTIoN, 


His Recommendation signified to Petitions, 52, 104, 





120. 





_ To Motions, 136, 142, 
202, 247, 348, 366, 374, 426, 511, 544, 550, 558. 
——— His Consent signified to Bills, 268, 346, 353. 
To. Motions, 83, 444. 


————— Message from, respecting the state of the Order of 
the Bath, 189. Vide Orper of the Baru. 


—— Message from the Lords, acquainting the House when 
He will be attended with the Address of both Houses on the 
subject of the Union with Ireland, 238. 


——_—— His Answer to the Address, reported by Mr. Speaker ; 
Resolution of Thanks thereupon ; 242. 


Message from, acquainting the House, that, having 
taken into His consideration the present state of Reversions 
or Remainders vested in the Crown, in Estates in Ireland, His 
Majesty deems it proper that measures should be taken for 
enabling Proprietors of Estates in Ireland, where the Rever- 
sion or Remainder has become vested in the Crown by 
attainder, to bar such Reversions or Remainders, 575. Vide 
IrELAND, Crown Estates. 


House attends His Majesty in the House of Peers at 


the opening of the Session, 3. At the close of the Session, 
603. 


His Speech at the close of the Session, 604. 





Kineo’s Benen, Court of. Vide IRELAND. 
Prison. Vide Appts, Richard. Desrtors. 


KincspripGce and Dartmovutsn Roads; Petition for a Bill; 
and Bill ordered; 46. Presented, and read, 133. Committed, 
228. Reported; to be ingrossed; 269. Order (gth May) 
That the Bin be ingrossed, read, and discharged; Bill with- 
drawn ; and another Bill ordered ; 276. Vide infra. 


(No. 2.) Bill ordered, 
276. Presented, and read, 298. Committed, 303. Time 
enlarged for Report, 327. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
350. Passed, 357. Agreed to by the Lords, 424. Royal 
Assent, 438. 


Kinoscuiere (Hants), Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered; 11. Presented, and read, 85. Committed, 204. 


Time enlarged for Report, 323, 339. Bill put off for six 
months, 348. 











Petitions against; From 
Kingsclere, 173. Referred to the Committee on the Bill; 
Counsel ordered, 241. Kingsclere, Referred ; Owners of Land 
in Kingsclere; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 327. Thomas 
Sturgis, 357- 





Two Petitions from Kings- 
clere, in favour; 323. 


Kine’s County (Stipendiary Magistrates.) Vide IneLanp. 
KINGSTOWN IMPROVEMENT. Vide IRELAND. 
Kintore’s, Earl of, Estate. Vide Scor.anp. 


Kirxsy Kenpat Tithes; Petition for leave to present a 
Petition fora Bill; Referred to a Committee, 140. Raaana; 
Leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; Referred to a 
Committee ; 1442. Reported; Bill wiliet; Leave given to 
present the Bill on or before a certain day; 155. Petition 
for further time for presenting the Bill; Leave given; 173. 
Bill presented, and read,.210. Committed, 258. Time en- 

rged for Report, 322. Member added, 326. Bill reported; 


la 
to be ingrossed ; 339. Passed, 357. Agreed to by the Lords, 
404. Royal Assent, 438. 





' Petition of Thomas Strickland, 
a 292. Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Coun- 
sel ordered ; 295. 


Lonspate Tirués; Petition for Bill; Referred toa 

Committee, 43. Reported ; Bill ordered; 97. Presented, and 
read, 152. Committed, 244. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
303. Passed, 323. By the Lords, with Amendments, 385. 
Considered, and agreed to, 387. Royal Assent, 400. 

Kirk LAnGtey Inclosure. Vide LANGLEY. 


Knicutspripce Market; Petition for Bill; Referred to a 
Committee, 56. 


a of the Barn. . Vide Accounts. (AppDREssEs, 74) 
ING. 
Know ence. Vide Taxes on KNow.epecr. 


Kyan, John Howard. Vide Nava. Timper. 





4° &amp; 5° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


| ABOURERS’ EMPLOYMENT Act; Petitions for the 


re-enactment thereof; From Nuthurst,26. Northampton 
County, 48. West Grinstead; Eastborne; Frampton; 74. 
Farnham ; Frensham ; Send and Ripley; 94. Quadring, 111. 
Sunning-hill, 143. Hook Norton; Sibford Gower; 201. 
Hartest ; Cavendish; Shimpling ; Cockfield ; Alpheton ; 
Glemsford; 206. Elstead; Kirdford; Ifield; Warnham; 
Shipley; Chinnor; 210, Bicker; Kirton; Wigtoft; Don- 
ington; Fleet; Gosberton; Stonesby; 220. Justices of the 
Peace acting in the Divisions of Guildford and Farnham, 234. 
Hailsham, 260. Rushden,265. Rusper,283. Thanington, 
294. Ash, 304. Betws-y-Coed; ‘T'refrin; Dolwyddelen ; 
Lianrhcychywn; Eglwys-bach; Llanrwst ; 343. Long Mel- 
ton, 348. Justices of the Peace for the Western Division of 
the County of Sussex; Gwydyr; Llandoged; 354. Flam- 
stead, 531. 





. Act 2 &amp; 3 Will. IV. c. 96, 
relating thereto, read; Bill to explain and amend an Act of 
the second and third years of His present Majesty’s Reign, 
for the better Employment of Labourers in Agricultural Pa. 
rishes ; Ordered, 163. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 164. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 174,222,252. Bill put off for Six months, 354. 





Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in the Hundred of Farnham, Surrey, in 
favour; 354- 


Lamberts Bridge; Petition for a Bill referred to a Committee, 


55- Reported; Bill ordered; 124. Presented, and read, 154. 

Waterworks; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 7. .Reported; Bill ordered; 13. Presented, and read, 
14. Committed, 32. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
101. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 133. 
Passed, 136. Agreed to by the Lords, 160. Royal Assent, 
165. 





Petitions against ; From Lambeth; Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered ; South 
London Waterworks Company; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
55+ 


LANARKSHIRE Roads. Vide ScoTLaNpD. 
Lancaster, Court of Common P reas; Bill for improving 


the Practice and Proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas 
of the County Palatine of Lancaster; Ordered, 321. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 326. Second Reading deferred, 338, 345. Bill 
committed, 373. Committee deferred, 409. Bill considered ; 
Committee report Progress; 414. Committee deferred, 429, 
435, 455- Bill further considered; Committee report Pro- 
gress; 468. Bill further considered, and reported; Day ap- 
ointed for further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to 
be printed, 468. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
475» 479, 485, 490. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 496. Third 
Reading deferred, 508, 513. Bill passed, 527. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 575. Considered, and agreed to, 580. 
Royal Assent, 594. 





Proceedings in Com- 
mittee, 414, 468. 





Petitions suggesting 
alterations therein; From Manchester (two Petitions), 454. 
Rochdale ; Huddersfield; Wigan; 466. 





Petitions for improv- 
ing the practice therein; From Bury ; Wigan; Ulverstone ; 
Burnley ; Saint Helen’s; Lancaster, County Palatine of; 403. 
Rochdale; Preston; Ashton-under-Lyne; Blackburn ; Poul- 
ton; 407. Warrington; Lancaster; Liverpool; Bolton-le- 
Moors; Prescot; 408. Manchester; Ormskirk ; 412. 








Petition of Bankers, 
Merchants, Ship-owners and others resident in London, con- 
nected with Liverpool, against, 461. 

: —-— Ducuy Court. Vide Accounts. (ADDREssEs, 


75:) 


LANDED Securitizes. VideIRELANp. 
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 cabsiek into effect, and what 
other measures such Committee would recommend for fur- 
ther improving and rendering more productive the Hereditary 
Estates of the Crown; 218. Member added, 374. Leave to 
Committee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the 
House, between twelve and three, 420. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence, 556. Report to lie on the Table; and 
to be printed ; 515: 








ide Pirr, Charles. 
Tax; Petitions for abolishing or equalizing the Land 
Tax; From Governors and Directors of the Poor of Saint An- 
drew, Holborn, and Saint George-the-Martyr; and Inhabitant 
Householders of the said Parishes ; 109. 

&amp;e-; Acts relating thereto, read; Bill to amend 


the Laws relating to the Land and Assessed Taxes, and to 


consolidate the Boards of Stamps and Taxes; Ordered, 489. 
Presented, 








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Lanpb Tax, &amp;c.—continued. 
Presented; and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 492, Committed, §19. Considered, 528. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 530. Third Reading deferred, 536. Bill passed, 550. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 581. Royal Assent, 594. 
on Offices and Pensions. Vide Accounts. 
Tenure of; Petition of Land-owners, Farmers 
and others of Northiam and other Parishes, com olaining of 
the grievance arising from Heriots, Quit-rents, Fines, Suits 
and Service, and other conditions in the Tenure of Land, 38. 


Lanps, Excuance of. Vide Common Fiexps’ ExcHanece. 


and TENEMENTS Possession; Bill to facilitate and 
render less expensive the ——. of possession of Lands and 
Tenements after notice to quit; Ordered, 12. 


Lanewey (Derby) Inclosure ; Petition for Bill, 32. Bill ordered, 
33. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 268. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 323. Passed, 328. Agreed to by the Lords, 
360. Royal Assent, 4oo. 


LANGSTONE Harsour. Vide Emsworru. 
Latuam &amp; Co. Vide Danisu Cuiaims. 
Launceston Borovuenu. Vide ELecTions. 

Law AMENDMENT. Vide Accounts. 

Cuarces. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Courts. Vide Accounts. 

of Bastarpy. Vide Bastrarpy. 

of Forreiture. Vide Fetons’ Property. 
of Linen. Vide Liset. 

Orricers’ CoMPENSATION. Vide Accounts. 
of Patents. Vide PATEnTs. 


PRocEEDINGS; Petition of Protestant Dissenters of 
Llannwehylln, complaining of the dilatory, vexatious and 
expensive system of Law Proceedings, 221. 


—— ReErorm. Vide ScoTLanp. 
—— Strupents. Vide IRELAND. 


Laws, Exprrine ; Select Committee appointed to inquire what 
temporary Laws, of a Public and General nature, made b 
the Parliaments of England or Great Britain or Ireland, or of 
the United Kingdom, are now in force, and what Laws of the 
like nature, passed by the English, British, lrish or United 
Parliaments, have expired between the first day of the last 
Session of Parliament and the first day of the present Session ; 
and also what Laws of the like nature are about to expire in 
the course or at the end of the present Session, or on or before 
the first day of August 1835, or in the course or at the end 
of any Session which may commence during that period, or 
in consequence of any contingent public event ;, and to report 
the same, with their observations thereupon, to the House; 
Instruction to report opinion from time to time which of them 
are fit to be revived, continued or made perpetual; To sit 
notwithstanding any adjournment; Report of 2oth of Fe- 
bruary (1833), referred; 11. Report, 67. To lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed ; 68. 


Lawson, Charles John. 
Lay PatronaGE. Vide ScoTLanpD. 
LEACHLADE Roap. Vide Burrorp. 


LEAMINGTON Spa, Town of; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the circumstances regarding the Signatures, and 
presentation to this House, of a Petition purporting to be 
signed by certain Inhabitants of Leamington Spa, praying for 
the extension of the Borough of Warwick to Leamington, g2. 
Petition of Inhabitants and Rate-payers of Leamington Priors, 
complaining of the forgery of their names to a Petition pre- 
sented on the 25th June last, praying that the town of Lea- 
mington Priors may not be united to the horough of Warwick ; 
108. Petition of Inhabitants of Leamington Priors, stating 
that their names were properly subscribed to the Petition 
presented from them in the last Session ; Referred, 109. First 
Petition read; Motion, That the Petitioners be heard by their 
counsel or agents before the said Select Committee ; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; 116. Order for appointing a Select 
Committee, discharged, 121. 

Leary, John. Vide IRELAND. 


Leeps Gas; Petition for Bill, referred to a Committee, 25- 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 89. Presented, and read, 103. Com- 
mitted, 123. Power to Committee to send for persons, nw Ts 
and records, 152. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table 
219. 











Sapeen 





Vide CenTRAL CRIMINAL CourRT. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Leeds in favour, 189. 

—_———_— Petitions against ; From Magistrates, &amp;c. of Leeds, 
179. Leeds Oil Gas-Light Company; Leeds Gas-Light 
Company; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered; 186. Inhabitants, not being Shareholders in the 
Leeds Gas-Light Company; Referred, and counsel ordered, 
189. York; Referred, and counsel ordered, 193. 

Lees and Hespen Brivce Road; Petition for a Bill, and 
Bill ordered, 37. 

LEIcesTERSHIRE INsuRANCE CompaANy; Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 61. 
Presented, and read, 144. 


Vox. 89. —Sess. 1834. 


Lertu Harbour. Vide ScotLanp. 

(Trinity) Harbour. Vide Scor.anp. 
LEONARD’s, Saint, Harbour. Vide Saint LEonARD’s. 
Letters ; Usual Orders relating to Members’ Letters, 10. 
Lewis, John. Vide Carriaces, PusBiic. 


Lise, Law of; Petitions for repeal or amendment thereof; 
From William Roberts; 75. Saint Mary-le-bone, 98. Yeovil; 
Richard James Morrison; 115. Edward King, 121. William 
Felton, 334. 








Select Committee appointed to consider the 
present state of the Law as regards Libel and Slander, and 
to report their observations thereupon to the House, 135. 
Member added,178. Message to the Lords, requesting the 
attendance of the Lord High Chancellor, 347. Instruction to 
Committee to inquire, consider and report how far, in their 
opinion, the Goth of Geo. III. c. 9, “ to subject certain Publi- 
cations to the Duties of Stamps upon Newspapers, and to 
make other Regulations for restraining the Abuses arising 
from the publication of Blasphemous and Seditious Libels,” 
ought to be modified or repealed; Member added, 348. 
Member added, 367. 


Vide Conen, Levy Emanuel. Reeve, James. 
TruE Sun’ NEWSPAPER. 


Prosecutions for. Vide Accounts. 
LiBERTY of the Press. Vide Press. 
Lisrary of the Housg. Vide Houses. 


LicENSEpD VicTUALLERS ; Petition of Lawrence Stephen Curtis, 
for an alteration of the Laws affecting the Licensing System, 
379: 








Vide VicruaLuLerRs’ LicENSEs. 





LicHFIELD Road. Vide RucE.ey. 


Lirz ANNuITIES; Petition of Moses Wing, for an inquiry into 
the Losses sustained by the Public Revenue, in consequence 
of the present system of granting Life Annuities, 523. 


Licnt Duties; Petition of Owners of Steam Vessels belong- 
ing to the Port of Aberdeen, for an equalization of the rates 
between Steam Vessels and Sailing Vessels; 289. Referred to 
Select Committee on Lighthouses, 290. 


Licntuovuse Dues; Petitions for relieving Vessels from pay- 
ing mg re Duty more than once during the Fishing Sea- 
son; From Fish-curers of East Fife; Referred to the Select 
Committee on Lighthouses, 188. 
island; Referred, 215. 


LigutHouses ; Select Committee appointed to inquire into the 
State and Management of the Lighthouses, Floating Lights, 
Buoys and Beacons, under the charge and management of 
the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond, of the 
Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses, of the Corporation 
for preserving and improving the Port of Dublin, and of all 
those in the hands of any other Corporation, Public Body, or 

rivate Individuals ; also, into the Amount of the Gross 

evenue, and the Expenses of managing the same; also, into 
the Amount of the Net Revenue, and the appropriation there- 
of; also, into the Authorities under which the respective 
Dues are collected and applied ; also, to inquire into the cir- 
cumstances attending the renewal of the Leases of the Light- 
houses at Harwich, Wintertonness and Orfordness, Dunge- 
ness and Hunstanton Cliff; also, to ascertain the extent of 
relief which has been afforded by reduction of Light Dues 
in the United Kingdom since 1822, and to consider whether, 
by any alteration in the management, these Dues can be 
further reduced for the relief of the Shipping of the Country, 
26. Members added, 41,65, 69. Mumbles Lighthouse Bill; 
Referred, 100. Power to report from time to time, 476. 
Power to report observations, together with Minutes of 
Evidence ; Report to lie on the Table; and to be printed ; 
582. 


Fish-curers in Burnt- 





Petitions referred, 74, 75, 109, 142, 188, 215, 
221, 227, 259, 289, 363, 547- 
Accounts, &amp;c., referred, 26, 87, 193. 








Petitions, praying that a fair and equitable com- 
position, with respect to  icaeeas may be made with 
Steam Vessels engaged in the Coasting Trade; From Gree- 
nock, 74. Aberdeen; Referred, 289, 


Petitions for exempting Fishing Vessels from 
ayment of Lighthouse Dues ; From Greenock; Referred to 
Bolect Committee on Lighthouses, 109. Greenock; Referred, 
Montrose; Referred ; 





142. 
250- 


Burntisland; Referred 215. 





Petition of the Chamber of Commerce and 
Manufactures of Greenock, praying, That the House would 
withhold their sanction to any exemption being given from 
payment of the Lighthouse Dues of the United Kingdom 
by decked Vessels; but should it appear to the House expe- 
dient to depart from this principle in respect of our domestic 
fishery, that such exemption should be made applicable, not 
to any particular branch of the fishery, but to all Vessels 
sailing under the Fishery Act, 48 Geo. III. c. 110, s. 42; 
Referred, 547. 


Vide MumBies. SKeRRIiEs. 





LIMEHOUSE 








INDEX @o the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1834. 





Limeuouse Improvement; Petition for Bill, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 58. 


Sewers. Vide Sewers. 


Limerick Bridge. Vide IRELAND. 
Port. Vide IRELAND. 
Road. Vide InELAND. 

——. Waterworks. Vide IRELAND. 


Lime Toit Exemption ; Bill to exempt Lime, for the improve- 
ment of Land, from Toll in certain cases; Ordered, 256. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 292. Second Reading deferred, 337, 344, 367, 
374. Bill put off for six months, 401. 

Petitions against; From Rees Goring 

Thomas ; David Lloyd Harries ; 350. Glamorgan, 370. Cre- 

ditors of the Tolls of the Wiveliscombe Turnpike Road, 404. 


Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 
Land in Wiveliscombe, in favour, 385. 


Petitions for exempting Lime used as 
manure from the payment of Turnpike Tolls ; From Hundred 
of Totmonslow North (Stafford), 166. Westalvington; Ave- 
ton Gifford ; Widecombe-in-the-Moor ; Harberton ; 260. John 
Jones, 334. Tenbury, 416. 


LimiTaATiIon of Actions Act. Vide IRELAND. 


Lincoun Roads (N° 1.); Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered; 67. 


(N° 2.) Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered; 67. 


Linen Goons. Vide PAWNBROKERS. 


TraveE; Petition of Linen Weavers in Cupar Angus 
and Burrelton, complaining of Distress, and for the appoint- 
ment of a Committee to investigate the cause; Referred to 
Select Committee on Weights and Measures’ Bill, 379. 


——-— WEavERs; Petitions for a Law fixing a definitive 
standard for the payment of the Wages of Linen Weavers, 
either by the yard or the ell; From Forfar; Referred to Select 
Committee on Weights and Measures’ Bill, 266. Dundee ; 
Referred, 270. Arbroath; Referred, 288. Dysart; Referred, 
336. Brechin; Referred, 390. Blairgowrie and Rattray ; 
Referred, 392. Kirkcaldy; Referred, 403. 

Liomin, John. Vide Game (SAutz of) Act. 

LittLe Drayton Road. Vide BawrTry. 

Liverroot Borough. Vide Accounts. 

Canal. Vide BirmincHam. 

Court of PassaGE; Petition for Bill referred toa 
Committee, 37. Reported; Bill ordered; 79. Presented, and 
read, 141. Committed, 275. Time enlarged for Report, 323. 
Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 340. Report fur- 
ther considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 396. Passed, 403. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 517. Considered, and 
agreed to, 529. Royal Assent, 540. 

Petition of Merchants, Traders 

and Inhabitants of Liverpool, in favour, 365. 

Customs APPoINTMENTS; Petition of Lawrence 

Peter Sinnott, complaining of the disposal of situations in 

His Majesty’s Customs at Liverpool, 502. 


—~ FrReEEMEN. Vide EvectTions. 





























Gas; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
14. Reported; Bill ordered; 21. Presented, and read, 25. 
Committed, 32. Power to Committee to send for persons, 
pee and records, 61. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 93. 
assed,g8. Agreed to by the Lords,134. Royal Assent, 165. 
Petitions against ; From Merchants, Traders 
and Inhabitants of Liverpool, and the Liverpool Gas-Light 
Company ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered, 61. 


GovERNMENT APPOINTMENTS; Petition of Wil- 
liam Parkinson and Samuel Evans, complaining of the prac- 
tice of employing persons not resident in or connected with 
Liverpool, in Government situations in that town, 115. 

————— Port. Vide Accounts. 


Smatt TENEMENTS; Petition for Bill, 11. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 12. Reported; Bill ordered; 16. 
Presented, and read, 18. Committed, 32. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 70. Passed, 73. Agreed to by the Lords, 103. 
Royal Assent, 165. 

















Petition of Rate- payers 
and Owners of House and Cottage Property in Liverpool, in 
favour, 61. 

Witnesses’ INpemNity. Vide Evections. 

LLANTRISSENT Road; Petition for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 56. 


Loans, Foreten ; Petition of James Wilkinson, for a law 
making it penal in any person lending Money to Foreign 
Governments, and that the Cinenatelal Treaties of 1826 
revoked, 180. 

to Native States. Vide East Inp1a. 


Locat Courts; Petitions for the establishing of Local Courts ; 
From John Cook, 15. Leicester, 162. Watford, 174. 





Lonpown Bripce ApproacHueEs; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 14. Reported; Bill ordered; 19. Presented, 
and read, 34. Committed, 54. Petition for additional Pro- 
vision referred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Report re- 
ferred to Select Committee on Standing Orders; 62. (Vide 
Stanpine Orpers.) Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 81. Petition relative to the 
Report from the Committee on Standing Orders on the 
Petition for additional Provision, 103. Petition presented 
10th March, for additional provision read, (House informed, 

that all parties are consenting); Leave given to proceed; to 

ive notices, &amp;c.; 122. Bill reported, 126. Order (14th March), 
hat the Petitioners for additional provision in the said Bill 
have leave to proceed, read; Bill re-committed to the former 

Committee; Instruction to Committee to make provision 

therein pursuant to the ~~ of the said Petition; 127. 

Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 205. Passed, 244. By the 

Lords, with an Amendment, 290. Considered, and agreed 

to, 293. Royal Assent, 320. 

Petition of Nicholas Ben- 





nett, against, 47. 

Ciry of, Scuoot; Bill brought from the Lords, 536. 
Read, 539. Committed ; Leave to Committee to sit, and to 
report on a certain day, §53- Bill reported, and passed, 560. 
Royal Assent, §94. 


Corporation. Vide Accounts. Brown, Jo- 
seph. 

Port Dves Acts; Petition of Ship-owners and 
others interested in the Navigation of the Port of London, 
for repeal of so much of the London Port Acts as directs the 
continuance of the Duties now levied for the formation of an 


accumulating Fund, 319. 





Acts relating thereto, read; to 
be considered ; 374. Committee deferred, 384, 387. Acts 
considered ; Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 
393. Vide infra. 
Bill for reducing the Tonnage 
Dues payable in the Port of London; Ordered, 393. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed ; 394. Committed, 414. Committee deferred, 
426, 432, 441. Bill considered, 445. Reported; to be in- 
gerd Day appointed for Third Reading; 448. Third 
eading deferred, 463. Bill passed, 469. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 524. Royal Assent, 525. 
Sea Pitots. Vide Accounts. 
Warp ConstTastes; Petition for leave to present _ 
a Petition for a Bill referred to a Committee, 110. Re- 
9 wh Leave given; 124. Petition presented accordingly ; 
eferred to a Committee; 129. Reported; Bill ordered; 
Presented, and read, 360. Committed, 421. Mem- 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 461. 
Royal As- 








347+ 
bers added, 446. 


Passed, 465. Agreed to by the Lords, 483. 
sent, 525. 
Petition of the Lord Mayor, 





Aldermen and Commons of the City of London, in Common 
Council assembled, against ; Referred to the Committee on 
the Bill; Counsel ordered ; 433. 

Suerirrs of; House informed that the 
Sheriffs attended at the door; called in; and Petitions pre- 
sented by them; 14, 110, 129, 180, 268, 433. 

Lonpon and Hotyneap Stoneway ; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 58. 


— SovutHampton Railway; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered; 49. 
Presented, and read, 55. Committed, 85. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for persons, papers and records, 130. -Member 
added, 135. Bill reported, 249. Report tolie on the Table, 
250. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 282. 
Passed, 287. Agreed to by the Lords, 458. Royal Assent, 525. 


Petitions against; 











From William Leake, 79. Referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, 124. Wimbeldon, 85. Referred, 124. George Jones; Per- 
sons whose names are thereunto subscribed ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 119. Alexander Lamb, 127. George Hollis; 
Wandsworth ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 127. Battersea, 
129. Southampton, 133. Several Persons, whose names are 
thereunto subscribed (two Petitions); Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 136. Battersea, 142. Richard Worledge Southby ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 155. Thomas Ponton ; Re- 


ferred, and Counsel ordered, 186. : 
Petitions in favour ; 


From Newbury, 185. New Sarum, 192. Lambeth; Poole; 
193. Pewsey, 199. Basingstoke and Newbury, 205. Chert- 
sey,214. Lymington; Southwark; 274. Frome; Win- 
chester ; Market Lavington ; Basingstoke; Farnham; Odi- 
ham; Gosport and Alverstoke ; Isle of Wight; Warminster ; 
Chertsey ; Wimborne; Christchurch, Hants ; Fordingbridge ; 
Romsey; Hungerford; Cranbourne; Ringwood; Basing- 
stoke ; Southampton; 282. 

——____——— Westminster Banx; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 50. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 80. Pre- 
sented, and read, 96. Committed, 258. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; 307. Passed, 329. 





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Lonpon and Westminster Bank; Petition of the Governor 
and Company of the Bank of England, against; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 268. 


—— Winpsor Railway ; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 52. 





Lorp Privy SEAL. 






























































Petition against the or li- 
cation for a Bill, 67. Ba PP 


LONDONDERRY Tonnage Dues. Vide IRELAND. 


Loneney (Gloucester) Inclosure; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 37. Reported; Bill ordered ; 127. Presented, 
and read, 137. Committed, 152. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
327- | The King’s consent signified; Bill passed; 346. 
Agreed to by the om 376. Royal Assent, 400. 

Vide Accounts, Suppuy. 


Lorps; Request Copy of Report and Minutes of Evidence on 
County Rates; House will send an Answer, 77. 

equest Copy of Report and Evidence on Warwick 
Borough Bill; House will send an Answer, 120. Message 
considered, and printed Copies sent to the Lords, 130. 


Request Copies of Report and Evidence on Liverpool 
Freemen Bill; House will send an Answer, 147. Message 
considered, and printed Copies sent to the Lords, 151. 
Request Copy of Report and Evidence on Stafford Bo- 
rough Bill; Message considered, and printed Copy sent to the 
Lords, 162. 
Request Copy of Reports and Evidence on Hertford 
Borough Bill; Message considered, and printed Copies sent 
to the Lords, 220. 
Request a Conference on the subject of certain Resolu- 
tions for effecting a saving of expense, and giving additional 
facilities in the printing of Reports and other Proceedings in 
both Houses of Parliament, 220. Conference held, and Re- 
port of Resolutions thereupon, 224. 
Request that the House will give leave to William 
Tooke, Esquire (a Member), to attend a Committee at the 
Lords; House will send an Answer, 365. Message consi- 
dered, and leave given him to attend, 367. 


Desire a present Conference upon the subject-matter of 
the Amendments to the Central Criminal Courts Bill; House 
agrees to a Conference; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held and reported ; §17. 
——— Request Copy of Report on Cinque Ports’ Pilotage ; 

ae considered, and printed Copy sent to the Lords, 
5°3- 


Desire a Conference upon the subject-matter of the 
Amendments to the County Coroners’ Bill ; House agrees to 
a Conference, 594. Conference held, and reported, 595. 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
Lord Ellenborough to attend the Committee on Sinecure 
Offices, 204. 

Message to, desiring a Conference upon a matter essen- 
tial to the stability of the Empire, and to the peace, security 
and happiness of all classes of His Majesty’s subjects, 232. 
Vide IRELAND (Union). 

Message from, acquainting the House, That the Lords 
had agreed to the Address respecting the Union with Ireland, 
and had filled up the blank with “ Lords Spiritual and Tem- 
poral, and,” 237. 

Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
Earl Cadogan to attend the Committee on the Great Western 
Railway Bill, 252. Lords give him leave to attend, 255. 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
the Earl of Eldon to attend the Committee on Judges’ Salaries 
(Scotland), 307. 

Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
the Lord High Chancellor to attend the Committee on Judges’ 
Salaries (Scotland), 327. 

Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
the Lord High Chancellor to attend the Committee on the 
Law of Libel, 347. 

Message to, requesting that the Lords will communicate 
Copy of the Report made from the Select Committee to~ 
inquire into the Charges on the County Rates in England and 
Wales, together with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix and 
Index, 430. Report communicated, 458. 


Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
Lord Cloncurry to attend the Committee on the Shannon 
Navigation, 487. 

— Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
Lord Western to attend the Relect Committee on Mr. Harvey’s 
Claim, 495. Leave given, 517. : 
Message to, requesting that the Lords will give leave to 
the Bishop of London to attend the Select Committee on 
Education, 542. 

——— do not insist on their Amendments to Bills, 144, 597. 


Lorp’s Day; Petitions for the better Observance thereof ; From 
Bedford-street ; Pall Mall ; Rose Place, Liverpool; 21. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne; Ripon; 33. Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
Archdeaconry of Ely, 43. _Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Bolsover, 
and other places; 48. Holywell; Ravenstone; 57. Clifton 
Campville, 67. Leckford, 70. Saint Peter’s, Cornhill; Car- 
narvon; 74. Saint Andrew’s, Presbytery of, 90. Llansannan ; 
Mold; Cerrig-y-druidion; Maldon; Myton-on-Swale; Whit- 
ford; Southampton; 94. Denbigh (two Petitions); Ruthin ; 


Vou. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 


Abergele; 96. Mapleton and Thorpe; Weston-on-Trent ; 
Hartshorne; Ashburne; Mackworth; Allestree; Osmaston- 
by-Ashbourn ; Blagdon ; Wigginton; Bath ; Barrow and Twy- 
ford; g8. Saint Peter, Deby: Saint Michael, Derby; Saint 
Alkmund, Derby; Wainfleet All Saints; Witchampton; 
Stanbridge; Great Steeping; Lusby; Raithby; Scremby; 
Little Steeping ; Spilsby ; Low Toynton; Halton; Curry 
Rivell; Saint Mary, Stratford-le-Bow ; Drayton-in-Hales ; 
108, Bradley ; Measham and other places ; Mickleover and 
other places; Smisby; Atlow; Dovor; Newtown, Montgo- 
mery; Oswestry ; Hurworth-upon-Tees ; Delgany; Knares- 
borough ; Lambeth ; Llanidloes ; Chester; 110. Bless 
Mochnant ; Manavon and Tregynon; Meifod; Llanfechan; 
Llanwyddyn ; Llansantffraid ; Haatleren and Llanayddelen ; 
Llanfair; Trawsfynydd; Towyn; Dolgelley; Harlech; Bar- 
mouth; Talyllyn ; Greenwich ; Edmonton; Saint Werburgh, 
Derby ; Blackheath; Cambridge; 111. Sedgeley; Wolver- 
hampton; Upwaltham; 114. West Browwiok: Wiashelecs; 
115. Camborne; Kirk Langley ; Machynlleth ; Oxford ; 117. 
Brighton (two Petitions); Talgarth; 123. Hampstead, 124. 
Cheswardine, 134. Ayott, Saint Lawrence ; Flint; Caerwys; 
Llanfihangel; Llanfyllin; 137. Harrogate; Saxlingham and 
Sharrington ; Gateshead ; 138. Hexham; Gloucester; 146. 
Ballybay ; Wigan; Westminster, Master Bakers of; 151. 
Holyhead (two Petitions); Llangefni; Amlwch; Beaumaris; 
Conway; Llangefin and Tregayan; Rhosymeirch, &amp;c. ; Ecking- 
ton; Buxton; Welsh Pool; Bury Saint Edmund’s; 155. 
Southborough; Bidborough; Slindon and Binstead; Fun- 
tington ; Chelsea; Eastwood ; Canterbury; Chichester; 164. 
Bowdon; 166. Croscombe; Harptree; Yatton; Henlow; 
Arcley King’s; Brotherton; 174. Lower Ilar; Girnew; Ayr; 
Kilmarnock ; 179. Sloane Terrace Chapel, Chelsea ; Ossett ; 
Thornhill, and other places; Mirfield; Dewsbury; Tingley ; 
Hawkesbury; Fenney Bentley; Great and Little Badminton ; 
Associate Session of Renton; Strathblane; Arrochar; Arm- 
ley; Stanningley; Farnley; Horsforth ; Wortley; Devizes; 
Liverpool ; Kirkstall ; Rodley; Pudsey; Bramley; 187. Gos- 
ort; Fareham; Irthington; Brampton; Hayton; 190. 
Aberystwith ; Lichfield; Colwich; Burton-on-Trent; Mal- 
lwyd; Faversham; Beckly; Rye; Peasmarsh; Wittersham; 
Canterbury; Cardigan; 194. Deptford; Woolwich; Black- 
heath ; Methley ; Rhuddlan; Stevenston ; Bracadale; Denny ; 
Eskdalemuir; Ardrossan ; Benwell; Welton; Wesleyans in 
the Northwich circuit; Wallasey ; Greenhill Chapel; Derby; 
King-street Chapel, Derby; Llangynog; Brailsford ; Rochester; 
Brompton, Kent; Kinsale; Drumholm; Fermoy; Mitchels- 
town; Kanturk; Cheadle; Wolverhampton; Bilston; Cotting- _ 

ham; Pytchley; Rowell; Kettering; Desborough ; J. Macrae, 
Clerk of the Presbytery of Lochcarron; Moderator and 
Clerk of the Presbytery of Lewis; Uig, Island of Lewis; 
Lower Mitton; Ryde, in the Isle of Wight; Wardle, near 
Rochdale ; Littleborough; Bagslate; Heywood, near Roch- 
dale; Bridport; Rochdale; Oswestry; Child’s Ercall; 199. 
Caergurle ; Saint Asaph; 204. Guildford, 206. Stoke-sub- 
Hamdon; Hinckley, &amp;c.; Worthington; Osgathorpe; 210. 
Forden; Topsham; Crediton; Exeter; Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne; Llandovery; Sudbury; Bodmin; 212. Tenterden; 
Sunderland ; Northallerton ; aiauars Woodchurch; Bridg- 
north; Wrexham; Waterside Chapel, Dartford ; Llanrwst ; 
Newark-upon-Trent; Deddington; Bicester; Brackley; Buck- 
ingham; Moderator of the Presbyter of Dunblane; Leigh, 
Lancaster; Astley; Cadishead ; hestien: Epperstone ; 
Breadsall; Doveridge ; Shirley and LS are 8, Masters, Mis- 
tresses, House Servants, Ostlers, Post Boys, and others, 
belonging to or employed at Posting Houses, in the county of 
Derby; Alvaston; Denby; Bakers and Butchers of Derby ; 
Borrowash ; Ockbrook ; Chellaston; Dalbury and Trusley ; 
Neath; Clerks, Lock-keepers and Boatmen employed on the 
Little Eaton Canal; Proprietors of Stage-coaches or other 
public conveyances, and Persons employed in or about the same, 
in Derby; 215. Sydenham ; Monmouth; Southport; Crop- 
redy, &amp;c.; Hathern; Dishley and Thorpe; Acre; 219. Wor- 
cester (two Petitions); Norwich; Hayfield; 221. Marlborough; 
Chatham; Midhurst; 226. Bristol; Mangotsfield; Bandon ; 
Bristol; 229. Winchester; Bedhampton; Astley; Malvern ; 
Aberavon and Margam ; Carnarvon; Blakeney ; Holbrooke ; 
Docking; Stanton-by-Bridge and Swarkeston; Longford; 
Ashbourne; Mickleover; Allestree; Spondon ; Draycot ; Am- 
berston; Ilkeston; 229. Calke and Ticknall; Mugginton; 
Carlisle; Millbrook; Dalston; East Dereham; Prudhoe ; 
Frome; Wimeswould; Runcorn, Halton and other places ; 
Thirsk ; Gateshead ; Warwick and Warwick Bridge, Cumber- 
land; Loughborough; 230. Warminster; Broad Chalk and 
Bower Chalk ; Bradford, Wilts; Droitwich; Park Walk, Chel- 
sea; Plymouth; Saint Budeaux; Saint Stephen, Coleman- 
street, London ; Huddersfield, and adjoining Parishes; East 
Retford ; Nether Thong and Metcham; Hepworth; Holm- 
firth; Gomersall; Westow; Tadcaster; Westgate Chapel, 
Barnsley ; Whittington; Guildsfield and Llandrinio; Wake- 
field ; Knottingley; Saint Matthew, Ipswich; Saint Ste- 
phen, Ipswich ; Saint Clement, Ipswich; Saint Helen, Ips- 
wich ; Saint Peter’s, Ipswich; Wesleyans of Ipswich ; 234. 
Hawkshead; Cromer; Haltwhistle; Henham; Altrincham ; 
Wilderness-row Chapel, London; City-road Chapel, London ; 
Middlesex Chapel, Hackne ; Hoxton oi: Northrepps ; 
Chellaston ; Spondon; Whittington ; Wells-street ea 
xford- 


x 2 





INDEX to-the Eieuty-NINTH VOLUME. 


‘A: 1884. 





Lorp’s Day—Petitions for better Observance—continued. 


Oxford-street; Ravensthorpe; Kingsbridge; Romford, Bark- 
ing, Hornchurch, and other places; Spitalfields Chapel ; 
Kendal; Huddersfield and adjoining parishes; Saint George’s- 
_ in-the-East, Middlesex; Hale-street, Poplar; Cheltenham ; 
Chesterfield; Gainsburgh; Hinde-street, Manchester-square ; 
Stanhope-street, Hampstead-road ; Rostrevor ; Northop; Nor- 
manton; Cold Waltham and Hardham; Cotgrave, Hickling, 
and Broughton Sulney; Radbourne; Burton Joyce-with- 
Bulcote; Shelford; Scarrington, Thoroton and Hawksworth ; 
Orston and Cromwell; Sutton Bonnington, Saint Michael and 
Saint Ann; Carlow; Innishannon; Cove ; Doneraile; Kilworth ; 
Rosscarbery ; Kilmacabea and Kilfaughnabeg ; Newmarket; 
Clonakilty ; Macroom; Durrus Kilcroshane ; Dunmanway ; 
Skull; Fermoy; Bantry; Castle Island; O’Briens Bridge ; 
Tetbury ; Grove, Wantage; Lambourn ; Bildeston, N aughton 
and Nedging; Turnditch ; Alvaston and Boulton ; Stapenhill ; 
Belper; Heage; Newhall; Kirton-in-Lindsey; Chieveley ; 
City of York (seven Petitions); Arkingarthdale; Clergy, &amp;c. 
of Richmond, York; Hexham; Wesleyans of Richmond, York ; 
Gilling and Aldbro’; Reeth; Hungerford; Saint Andrew’s 
Scotch Church, Stepney ; Christ Church, Birmingham; Saint 
James’s, Ashsted, and Duddestoneand Nechels; Scots Church, 
London Wall; Sheffield; Margate; Kingswood ; New-street 
Chapel, York ; Oldham; Granby-with-Sutton ; Gravesend 
and Milton ; Arreton; Saint Helen’s, Lancaster; Hope; Mo- 
derator of the Presbytery of Irvine; Winster; Wrexham ; 
Saint George’s Chapel, York ; Albion-street Chapel, York ; 
Burnley ; ie, Clown and Elmton; Thetford; Laving- 
ton and Graffham ; Pakefield and Kirkley; New Mills; Bar- 
lavington; Mallow; Raymochy; Baslow; Winchfield; Hartley 
Wintney ; Stratfield Turgis; Upton Gray; Hartley Westpal; 
Newnham; Elvetham; Bramley ; Nateley Skewers; Heck- 
field-with-Mattingley; LEversley; Silchester; Saint Luke, 
Chelsea; Dundee; Roughtonhead; Waterford; Cumrew ; 
Renwick; Darowen; Llangyniew; Welsh Pool; Hudders- 
field; Mullingar, ‘Castlepollard, and other places; High 
House, Weardall Wolsingham; Stanhope and Prosterly ; 
Willington; Tutbury; Long Sutton; Wedmore; Banwell; 
Weare and Allerton; Gainsburgh; Scotter; Louth, Lincoln; 
Dartmouth ; Mereworth, Nettlestead and Teston; Broadway 
and Ilminster; Egham; Bickleigh, Sheepstor, Tamerton Fol- 
liott, and other places; Margate ; Archdeacon and Clergy of 
_ the Archdeaconry and Peculiars of the county of Stafford ; 
Tunstall; Burslem; Hastings; South Crosland; Fitzroy 
Episcopal Chapel, Middlesex ; Llangadfan and Garthbeidio ; 
Bala; Cork; Blackfriars Parish, Glasgow; Gorbals; Mal- 
pas; Lucan; All Saints, Poplar; Helleston; Leith; Mel- 
combe Horsey; Scots Church, Kingstown; Ellesmere ; 
Keyham; Cheap-street Chapel, Sherborne; Cerne Abbas ; 
Frodsham; Clergy of the County of Dorset, and Dio- 
cese of Bristol ; , Pall Birkenhead; New Sarum; North 
and South Collingham; Bradmore; Beeston ; Congleton ; 
Eccles; Stewartstown; Brighton; Hatherleigh; Stamford 
Bridge; City of Oxford; Southend, Prittlewell and Great 
Wakering; Brentwood; Chapel-en-le- Frith; Rochford; Port 
Glasgow ; Saint David’s Parish, Glasgow ; Grey Friars Con- 
regation, Glasgow ; Saint Andrew’s, Glasgow; Trinity 

hurch, Sloane-street, Chelsea; Saint Luke, Chelsea; Cam- 
berwell; Bridgwater-street Chapel, Manchester; Davyhulme; 
Barton; Hockley; Ruddington; Bulwell; Burton Joice ; 
Radcliffe-on-Trent; New Radford; Old Radford; Cotgrave ; 
Normanton; Halifax-place, Nottingham; Arnold; Sutton 
Bonnington; New Lenton; Portbury and Tickenham; Or- 
ford; Sudbourn ; Etwell; 236. Nenthorn; Llanwnog and 
Carno; 242. Carriden; Corbridge, and peculiar Jurisdiction 
of Hexhamshire; Hexham; 245. Pembroke; Eastlington ; 
Horsley and Nailsworth ; Devonport ; 250. Saint Andrew- 
the-Less, Cambridge,257. Rothesay; the thereunder-signed ; 
Hawick ; 258. Holy Island and Stoke-sub-Hamdon; Low 
Row and , Sebastes 261. Glasgow; Raunds; Welling- 
borough; Isham and Eytemey i 265. Manchester; Bury; 
Tottington; Radcliffe Bridge; Unsworth; 270. Shrews- 
bury; Mucclestone; 271. Kingswood; Kirkstead; Can- 
dlesby ; Coningsby; Stonehouse, Lanark; 275. Bitton, 
283. East Garston; Bristol; Huddersfield; 287. Ewell; 
Auchterarder; 294. Exeter, 300. Rhayader; Stonehouse ; 
303. Poole; Birmingham; Plymstock; Maltock; White 
Roothing; London Society for promoting Christianity 
amongst the Jews, 309. Bushmills, 324. Stambourne, 336. 
Field Dalling and Binham; Cookham; Colchester; Saint 
John Lee; Stevenage; 340. Lea Marston; Wishaw; Poles- 
worth; Downend; 350. Heckmondwike; Plympton; 363. 
Kettering, 380. East Retford, 390. Snizort, Isle of Skye, 
406. Claines, 408. Westminster; Hughenden; 418. Bee- 
ston, Thorp Hall, Middleton, and other places; Moortown, 
Alwoodley Gates, and other places; Albion-street Chapel, 
Leeds; Hunslet; Holbeck; Wesley and Sweet-street Chapels, 
Leeds; Port of London; Lambeth; Stage Coach ea 
prietors roading JP Newcastle, and the North-eastern part 
of Yorkshire; Norton Malreward and Chewstoke ; Whit- 
church; Cheltenham; Middleton, Cork; Brinny and Knock- 
avilly; Timoleague; Skibbereen; Tralee; 437. Journeymen 
Poulterers of London; Journeymen Fishmongers of London ; 
439. Falmouth, 447. Kirby Misperton, 465. Terregles; 
Moderator of the Synod of Galloway; Presbytery of Dalkeith ; 


Glenyon; Auldearn; Kilbarchan; Cromarty; 502. Wek 
lington, Somerset, 510. Dublin, Corporation of, 523. Mal- 
ton (two Petitions), 592. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Bath, against restric- 
tive or coercive measures, 112. 





Petition of Inhabitants of Kilmarnock, against 
further enactments, 265. 





Petition of Inhabitants of London, engaged as 
Clerks, Shopmen, and other sedentary and in-door occupa- 
tions, for repeal of restrictive laws, 390. 





Petition of Shopkeepers resident in London and 
its vicinity, who carry on the trade of Fishmonger, against the 
sale of Fish on the Lord’s Day, after nine in the morning, 530. 





Buixt (Sess. 1833.) Vide ScoTLanp. ; 





OxssERVANCE; Bill to promote the Observance 
of the Lord’s Day ; Ordered, 111. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 112. Se- 
cond Reading deferred, 117,158. Bill put off for six months, 
238. 

Petitions in favour; From Wok- 





ingham, 185. Cardiff; Smeaton; Heptonstall; Langfield ; 
Tillicoultry ; Llanbrynmair; Llangerrig ; Cemmes and Llan- 
wrin; Birstall; Hightown; Gomersall; Honiton; Otte 

Saint Mary; Knottingley; Pontefract ; Dumbarton ; Hebden 
Bridge ; y Aerie Luddenden; Morley; Churwell ; 
Luddenden Foot; Stonefield ; Todinorden; 187. Leverton ; 
Boston; Wainfleet; Sibsey; Friskney ; Leake; 189. Aspatria; 
Cranbrook, &amp;c.; 192. Trefeglws ; Llandinam ; Aldborough ; 
Helperby; Arkendale; Killinghall; Grafton; Galphay; Top- 
cliffe; Ripon ; Sheerness, Queenborough, Minster and East- 
church; Knaresborough; Tockwith; 194. Christ Church, 
Bradford; Almondbury; Bradford Moor; Low Moore, Brad- 
ford; Clayton Heights; East Brook, Bradford; Calverley ; 
Scarborough; Westgate, Bradford; Cheam; Hanley and 
Shelton; 195. Carmarthen; George Greatbatch, of South- 
port; Bristol; Wesleyans of High Hoyland, in the Wigton 
circuit; Maryport; Selby; Blackshawhead; Edderton and 
Haslingden; Romney Terrace Chapel, Westminster; 199. 
Padstow, 204. Bettws; Llandebie; Llandilo; 219. Edge- 
cumbe-street Chapel; Stonehouse; Ebenezer Chapel, Ply- 
mouth ; Salem Chapel, Plymouth ; Ebenezer Chapel, Graves- 
end; Delph, Upper Mill and Cherryclough; Hatcham and 
New Cross; Longnor; Kingsley ; Wetton; Leek ; Chapel-in- 
the-Flash, Stafford; Axminster; Bolton-le-Moors; Treasu- 
rer, Secretaries and Committee of the Derby and Derbyshire 
Society for promoting the due observance of the Lord’s Day ; 
Watermen and others employed on the Navigation at Derby ; 
Keepers of Inns, Public-houses and Beer-shops in Derby ; 
215. Deptford and other places, 216. Stapleford; Watton; 
Cheshunt; Newport, Monmouth; County of Monmouth ; 
Quorndon ; 219. Great Queen-street, Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields, 
221. Shefford ; Thatcham; Boxford ; Peasemore; 227. Harro- 
gate; Whixley ; Buriton-with-Petersfield ; Tamlaght O’Crilly ; 
228. Pittington; Birtley and. Mount; Witton Gilbert and 
Honee Side-lane ; Flaswell; Usworth; Chartershaugh ; Lum- 
ley; Rainton; Durham ; Whalton Bolam, and other places ; 
Melbourne; Winchester; Parwich; Ockbrook; Cromford, 
Wirksworth, and the vicinity; Kellington and Beale; Hun- 
dred of Cannington, Somerset ; Church-street Chapel, Read- 
ing; Keepers of Inns, Public-houses and Beer-shops in Mel- 
bourne; 230. Haddenham; Trowbridge; Horsley; Wath- 
upon-Dearne; Rotherham; Burton-le-Street; Slaithwaite ; 
Hoyland ; Newtown, Montgomery ; 234. Bonsall; Alton and- 
Bradley-le-Moors ; Billinge and Winstanley; Edlaston and 
Wyaston; Sopley ; Spratton and Little Creaton; Church 
Broughton; Mordiford; Sandiacre; Batley; Gildersome; 
Canwick; Milcomb ; Wiggington; Barkby ; Sse some 
Tyne; Hook Norton; Badsworth ; Westgatehill ; Presbytery 
of the North-west of England; Church Brampton; Somer- 
sall; Kingswood; Ferrybridge; Ealing ; Thurmaston ; Saint 
John’s Chapel, Portsea; New Mills; Ryton; Journeymen 
Bakers of London ; Trecastle; Pontneathvaughan; Ystrad- 
velltey ; Burford ; Belchamp Saint Paul, Belchamp Otton, 
and Belchamp Walter; Foxearth, Pentlow, Liston and Borley ; 
Fenstanton-with-Hilton ; Beeley ; Repton; Bradwell; Lyme 
Regis ; Carisbrooke and Northwood ; Sandown, Brading, Ya- 
verland, Bonchurch and Shanklin ; Saint Helen’s and Woot- 
ton; Godshill and Newchurch ; Shalfleet; Yarmouth, Fresh- 
water and Thorsey ; Calbourne; Niton and Chale; Newport, 
Isle of Wight ; Saint Lawrence, Isle of Wight ; Northwood ; 
Darley ; Lancashire Scottish Church ; Brightwaltham ; Stock- 
cross; Kintbury; Inkpen ; Chieveley ; Newbury ; Lancaster ; 
Hampstead Norris ; Liectibinietiechan Pulverbatch and 
Smethcot ; East Ilsley; Halfway; Baughurst; Dudley Hill ; 
Kirk Gate, Bradford; Alfold; Bassingham and Thurlby ; Na- 
venby (two Petitions); Sleaford ; Metheringham; Llanwydde- 
lan and Llanllugan; Childrey; Wantage; Barnard Castle 
(two Petitions) ; Donington-on-Baine, Benniworth and South 
Willingham ; Llanrhaidr; Llanarmon D. Ceiriog ; Llansaint- 
ffraid and Llanfechen; Llangynog, Pennant and Hirnant ; 
Committee of an Association established in the city of Bath, 
for the better observance of the Lord’s Day; Walbottle; 
Brunton Engine; Great Horton; Faccomb; Kingsclere; Burgh- 
clere; Saint James, Halifax; cog’ Stanton and Sapcote ; 
Bridgwater; Runcorn; Newry; Heapham; Corringham ; 


Saltfleet, Saltfleetby and North Somercotes; Great yee ; 
uth, 











4&amp;5W.IV.] IN DEX @o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





Lorp’s Day Osservance Bill; Petitions in favour—continued. 
Louth, Lincoln; Iver; Olney; Master Bakers of London and 
Westminster ; Preston-cum-Sutton; Sandbach; Congleton ; 
Butchers of Brighton ; Scottish Church, Swallow-street, Lon- 
-don ; Hessle; Scott-street Chapel, Kingston-upon-Hull; Tides- 
well and Hucklow; North Shields; Howden; Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne; Castleford ; Lawton Heath; Saint Paul, Isling- 
ton; 237. Long Whatton; Islington; 245. Dublin, 250. 
Trusthorpe; Alford; Withern; Huttoft; Hogsthorpe; 256. 
Hathersage ; Wells; Little Walsingham; Newton-upon-Trent ; 
Battlebridge Chapel, Middlesex ; Wadhurst, Ticehurst, Bur- 
wash and Hurst ies Ewhurst, Northiam and Brede; Sed- 
lescomb, Salehurst and Mountfield; 258. Tintinhull; Mar- 
tock; 261. Hoo and Letheringham; Torksey; 265. Wit- 
cham; Sutton; Oxload; Ely; Stretham ; Littleport; Soham 
(Isle of Ely); 276. Kincardine; Kirkmichael, &amp;c.; 283. 
Havant, 287. Alton; North Walsham; Cawston; Reepham; 
Aylsham and Tuttington; Swanton Abbot ; 294. Chipping 
Campden ; Basingstoke ; 309. Coleraine, 330. Glossop, 350. 
Staleybridge, 363. Liverpool (two Petitions),377. Hexham, 
380. Scottish Church, Crown-court, Covent-garden, 396. Mo- 
derator of the Presbytery of Hull; Wells; 396. Stoney Mid- 
dleton,417. Lane End (Bucks),418. Dethick and Lea; London 
and Westminster (two Petitions); Chesterton, Bucknell and 
Ardley; Nailsea ; Proprietors of Stage Coaches and other pub- 
lic conveyances, together with the Bakers and Butchers of 
Bury Saint Edmund’s; Watermen employed on the Grand 
Trunk Navigation from Shardlow to Manchester, &amp;c.; Clerks, 
Bookkeepers, Guards, Coachmen and others employed in the 
management of public conveyances from Newcastle-upon- 


Tyne; 437- Pentonville, 560. Elmstone Hardwicke; 580. 


Petitions against; From Far- 
mers and Market Gardeners supplying the Metropolis with 
Fruit and Vegetables, 189. Tenants of Portman Market ; 
Hounslow; Market Gardeners of Isleworth; 237. J. W. 
Massie, 251. Henry Turner, 288. Westminster, 418. 
Robert Dent, 501. 





Petitions for the introduction 





of a Clause, prohibiting the practice of Baking on Sundays ; 
From Journeymen Bakers of Brighton; and, Master Bakers 
of Finsbury ; 190. 





Petitions for the insertion of 
a Clause for changing Fair and Market Days falling on a 
Saturday or Monday to some other day; From Brails- 
ford ; Plymouth ; 215. Mickleover, and other places, 234. 
Chesterfield, 437. 





Motion for bringing in a Bill 
to facilitate and promote the better Observance of the Lord’s 
Day; Motion, That the House do now adjourn; Question 
Neg. thereupon; Question again proposed; and a Debate 
arising thereupon ; Debate adjourned ; 253. Debate resumed ; 
Question agreed to; Bill ordered; 263. Vide infra. 


(No. 1.) Bill to facilitate the 





better and more regular Observance of the Lord’s Day, com- 
monly called Sunday; Ordered, 263. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 267. 
Bill put off for six months, 305. 


(No. 2.) Act (29 Car. If. re- 








lating thereto), read; Bill to render more effectual an Act of 
the twenty-ninth year of King Charles the Second, for the 
better observance of the Lord’s Day; Ordered, 285. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 292. Committed, 306. Considered and re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 355. Order for further conside- 
ration of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; 373. Committee 
deferred, 383, 404. Bill considered, 432. Report deferred, 
444. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 456. 
Third Reading deferred, 468, 484. Bill put off for six 
months, 497. 





Proceedings in Com- 
mittee, 432, 433. ; 
Petition of the Mas- 
ter, Wardens and Commonalty of Watermen and Lightermen 
of the River Thames, against, 430. 








Petition of Journey- 
men Fishmongers of London against so much of the Bill as 
allows the sale of Fish on Sundays, except during Divine 
Service, 495. 


Vide IRELAND. 





LotTrerRiges. Vide Accounts. 

LovcHsorovucGu Railway. Vide SWANNINGTON. 
Lower Canapa. Vide Canapa. 

CoNnNELLOE Road. Vide IRELAND. 
Lowicx Road. Vide Forp Bripce. 


LuMuey’s Name; Bill brought from the Lords, 344. Read, 


346. Committed, 363. Reported, and passed, 422. Royal 
Assent, 439. 


Lunatic Asytums; Petition of Caleb Crowther, Physician, 
for adopting the most efficacious measures to secure to the 





Vox. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


Insane judicious and humane treatment during their confine- 
ment, and the speedy restoration to their friends, 43. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 76.) 
LuTTERWORTH Road. Vide BuckincHam. HINcKLEY. 





4° &amp; 5° Will. WV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 
Mactis &amp; Co. Vide Sucar Duties. 


Macuinery. Vide Coat Mines. Woournen Manv- 
FACTURE. 
Mapnovses. Vide Sparrow, Joseph. 


Mait Conveyances; Petition of the Chamber of Commerce 
and Manufactures of Greenock, for establishing Mail Con- 
veyances by means of steam vessels between all stations 
where steam vessels regularly ply, 553- 


Marrs, William. Vide Reticious ToLERATION. 
Ma tong, Charles. Vide IRELAND. 


Matt; Petitions for the repeal of the Duty thereon; From 
Headcorn, 21. Hundreds of Hoxne and Hartismere (Suf- 
folk); Leeds (Kent); Sutton Valence; 43. Hundred of 
Carlford, 48. Stokenchurch ; Bugbrook ; Hundred of Clack- 
close (Norfolk) [six Petitions]; 57. Hundred of Earsham 
(Norfolk), 62. Lianthoysaint; Llantillio-Pertholey ; Horn- 
castle; Hundred of Depwade (Norfolk); Kingston-upon- 
Hull; Crowle, Isle of Axholme; 66. Kettering; Ludlow 
and Bishop’s Castle; Oswestry ; Shiffnal; Whitchurch 
(Salop); Shrewsbury ; Hurst, Ruscombe, and other places ; 
Mortimer, Wokefield, and other places; Wallingford; 70. 
Chipping Norton; Chipping Campden; Highworth; 71. 
Hundred of Hinckford (Essex), 95. Henley, 99. South- 

etherwyn, 109. Launceston, 119. Wenlock; Wem; Wel- 
ington (Salop).; Ellesmere ; Cranbrook ; 123. Chibolton ; 
Llangadock ; 134. Hundred of Grimshoe (Norfolk), 138. 
Albrighton, 146. Bridgenorth, 155. Grand Jury of the 
County of Carmarthen, 162. Marden; Stoke; Tonbridge 
Wells; Goudhurst; 190. Hundred of South Greenhoe (Nor- 
folk), 211. Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, 216. Hundreds of Guilt- 
cross and Shropham (Norfolk), 230. Rochester, 256. Hun- 
dred of Holt (Norfolk); Stow-on-the-Wold; Hundred of 
Forehoe (Norfolk); 258. Wellingborough, 265. Bredgar, 
283. Hundred of South Erpingham (Norfolk); Eynsford ; 
Staplehurst; 294. Dunsford ; Barton Stacey; 308. Far- 
mers attending Banbury Market; Droxford; Weyhill; 501. 
Maidstone ; Great Peckham; 592. 


Motion for the House immediately to resolve itself into a 
Committee with a view of taking into its consideration the 
propriety ofpartially or totally repealing the Duty upon Malt ; 
Question Neg. thereupon; 71. 


and Hops; Petitions for repeal of the Duties thereon ; 
From Bucklebury; Thatcham; 43. Reymerstone ; Hocker- 
ing; East Lexham ; West Lexham; Tittleshall ; Garvestone ; 
Kempstone ; Southbergh; Beeston and Bittering ; Rougham ; 
Thuxton; Dillington; Wellingham; 62. Beetley; East 
Bilney; Brisley; Colkirk; Cranworth; East Dereham; 
Great Dunham; Little Dunham; North Elmham; Great 
Fransham ; Little Fransham; Gateley ; Hardingham ; Hoe; 
Horningtoft ; Letton ; rk, owe Mattishall; Mattiskall 
Burgh ; Mileham ; Morley; Oswick with Pattesley ; Scarning; 
Shipdham ; Stanfield; Swanton; East Tuddenham; North 
Fokiaitnnn : Weasenham All Saints; Weasenham Saint 
Peter; Whinberg; Worthing; Yaxham; 66. 
Kempsford ; 70. Kempston, 256. 


M‘Cormick, Michael; Petition of Michael M‘Cormick, com- 


plaining of having been struck off the List of Chelsea Pen- 
sioners, 517. 








Litcham ; 


Richard. Vide Army AccouTREMENTSs, 


M‘Dovea ut, Duncan; Petition of Duncan M‘Dougall, com- 
laining of certain documents being withheld from him by the 
lndia House, 548. 








Petition of Duncan M‘Dougall, com- 
— of the non-payment of various sums of money due to 

is late uncle, connected with the capture of certain Spanish 
Ships in 1780 and 1781, 602. 


Mansy, Captain. Vide Fire Potice. 


MANCHESTER CHURCHWARDENS ; Petition of Inhabitants and 
Rate-payers of Manchester, complaining of certain proceed- 
ings relating to a recent election of Churchwardens for that 
Town, 86. 





InFirMARy ; Petition of Surgeons to the Royal 
Infirmary at Manchester, for placing it upon the same footing 
with respect to certificates of attendance, as the Hospitals 
in London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen; 
7 to the Select Committee on Medical Education ; 
260. 





&amp;c. Roaps; Petition for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 
55- 


Man, Ise of, Shipbuilding; Petition of Master Shipwrights 
of Liverpool, complaining of the inequality of the rates of 
Duty on Materials for Shipbuilding in the Isle of Man and 
Great Britain, 7. 


Man, 
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Mav, Isue of, Trave Act ; Petition of George Hodgkinson, 
of Douglas, Isle of Man, complaining of the provisions of the 
said Act, as to the importation of Foreign Brandy, go. 

Vide Corn ImportTATION, 

Marcate Pizr and Harsour Company. Vide Accounts. 

Markets. Vide Fairs. 

Market WeicuTon Roap. 

Marine Mutiny; Bill for the regulation of His Majesty’s 
Royal Marine Forces while on Shore; Ordered, 41. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 69. Com- 
mitted, 78. Committee deferred, 83. Bill considered, 88. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 92. Passed, 100. Agreed to by the Lords, 134. Royal 
Assent, 165. 

Marriace Act; Petition of Catholic Priests of the Midland 
District, for an alteration thereof, 255. 

Law; Petition of William Crandell, for an altera- 
tion thereof, 390. 

Marriaces. Vide Recistry of Birtnus, &amp;e. 
Catuoitic MARRIAGES. 

Roya; Act (12Geo. III. c. 11), relating thereto, 
read ; Motion for bringing in a Bill to repeal the said Act, for 
the purpose of restoring to the Members of the Royal Family 
their just and natural Rights, and to afford a prospect that the 
Government of England will in time be under an influence en- 
tirely English; Motion withdrawn, 471. 

Martin’s, Saint. Vide Saint Martin’s. 

Master Coopers. Vide Accounts. 

Masrers and WorkMEn; Petition of W. F. G. Waldron, for 
a present interdiction by law of Mastérs and Workmen for 
more than five days’ agreement per week, 503. 

Mauritius. Vide East Inp1a. 

Meat and Four (Foreign); Petitions for permission to take 
from Bonded Warehouses, foreign Meal and Flour without 
payment of Duty, to be converted into Biscuit, and returned to 
Bond, or exported ; From James Fraser &amp; Co., 189. Port 
Glasgow, 260. Glasgow, 293. James Surrey, 397. Greenock, 
474. 





Vide Seispy Ferry, &amp;c. 





RoMAN 








Vide Corn. 
Meauirreg, &amp;c. Inclosure, Vide IRELAND. 


Mecuanics’ Institutes; Petition of Students of the Me- 
chanics’ Institution of Glasgow, for the encouragement there- 


of, 473- 





Petition of Members and Students 








of the Cork Mechanics’ Institute, for exempting from Duty all 
Advertisements in Newspapers emanating from Mechanics’ 
Institutes, 516. 


Mepicat Corporations; Petition of Members of the Me- 
dical Profession resident in Sunderland and the Wearmouths, 
that the Charters, Laws and Bye-laws of existing Medical 
Corporations be comprised among the subjects of Inquiry 
‘before the Select Committee on Medical Education ; referred 
to the Select Committee on Medical Education, 86. 

Vide ScoTLanp. 

Decrees; Petition of W.T. Haycroft, M. D., that 

Dissenters may be allowed to graduate at the Universities of 

Oxford and Cambridge, &amp;c.; Referred to the Select Com- 

mittee on Medical Education, 343. 

Vide IRELAND. 











Epucartion ; Select Committee appointed to inquire 
into and consider of the Laws, Regulations and Usages re- 
garding the Education and Practice of the various Branches 
of the Medical Profession in the United Kingdom, 20. Mem- 
ber discharged from further attendance on the Committee, 
and another added, 143. Leave to Committee to sit on 
certain days during the Sitting of the House, between twelve 
and three, 374, 384.. Member added, 374. Members dis- 
charged from further attendance on the Committee; others 
added ; 487. Power to report Observations, together with 
Minutes of Evidence, 594. Report, with Minutes of Evi- 
dence, to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 595. 


Petitions referred, 44, 48, 60, 72, 86, 
101, 114, 120, 124, 138, 143, 166, 210, 211, 230, 260, 269, 
324, 343) 379 399, 439, 442, 443, 568. 
Accounts, &amp;c.; Referred, 45, 60, 65, 594. 
PRoressi0N ; Petition of the Committee appointed 
by the Obstetric Society of London, that in any laws re- 
specting the Medical Profession which the House may enact, 
the practice of Midwifery may not be overlooked ; Referred to 
the Select Committee on Medical Education, 44. 

Returns. Vide Accounts. 

—— and Surcica Proregssions; Petitions for an In- 
quiry into the existing Laws relating thereto; From Bristol, 
15. Belfast; Referred to Select Committee on Medical 
Education, 48. Members of Surrey Benevolent Medical So- 
ciety; Referred, 72. Manchester ; Liverpool (two Petitions); 
Referred, 114. Greenock; Referred,138. Medical Society of 
London; Medical Practitioners and Students (two Petitions) ; 
William Griggs; Referred, 143. Banbury; London; Referred, 
166. Sheffield; Referred, 219. Croydon; Referred, 324. 








County of Ayr; Referred, 390. Westminster Medical Society; 
Dumfries and Kirkcudbright ; 439. Dublin; Referred, 568. 


Mepway Naviecation ; Petition of Proprietors of Land in the 
Counties of Kent and Sussex, adjoining or lying near to the 
River Medway, complaining of the Non-completion of the 
said Navigation; and of the mis-use of the powers entrusted 
to them by the Legislature, 22. 

Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 

mittee, 53. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee 

on Standing Orders; 127. (Vide SraNDING OrpeERs.) Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 

with, 141. 





Petitions for an inquiry into the state 
of the Navigation of that River; From Proprietors of Land in 
Kent and Sussex, 22. Rochester, Chatham and Strood, 235. 
Maidstone; Tonbridge (two Petitions) ; Sevenoaks ; Wester- 
ham; East Grinsted, Penshurst, Chiddingstone, &amp;c.; 238. 
Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to inquire into the state of the Navigation of the River 
Medway; Motion withdrawn, 238. 


MEMBERS: 











Sessional List of Members to serve on Com- 
mittees; To be printed, 7. 





usual order relating to their Letters, 10. 
excused from further attendance on a Com- 





mittee, 20. 








added to Select Committees, 20, 22, 41, 65, 
69, 81, 87, 106, 135, 143, 174, 178, 221, 222, 263, 273, 285, 
286, 326, 360, 367, 371, 374, 375» 385, 394, 402, 408, 415, 
421, 426, 434, 435, 446, 453, 464, 465, 477, 480, 487, 492, 
509, 559- 





to Select Committees on Bills, 140, 142, 146, 
149, 207, 230, 248, 249, 257, 261, 292, 295, 307, 326, 329, 
348, 349, 385, 395, 408, 412, 453, 462, 500. 





: discharged from further attendance on Com- 
mittees, 87, 143, 329, 365, 377, 487- 





reported absent from an Election Committee, 
461. 
excused for non-attendance on Election Com- 





mittees, 461, 479- 





heard in his place, 518. 
not attending Calls of the House, to be sent 





for in custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, 111, 138. 
Names of Members absent at Call of the 





House, to be reported, 206. 





have leave of absence, 50, 78, 96, 101, 112, 
125, 130, 144, 185, 190, 195, 202, 221, 377, 408, 420, 425, 
427, 430, 433, 439, 444, 453» 454, 458, 462, 470, 472, 479, 


484, 492, 495, 504, 510, 518, 524, 534, 535: 
have leave to attend Committees at the Lords, 





367. 





Words of heat having passed between two 
Members (Richard Lalor Sheil, Esquire, and Lord Viscount 
Althorp), and having been called upon by Mr. Speaker to as- 
sure the House that they would not prosecute the matter with- 
out the Walls of the House, and Mr. Sheil having declined to 
give any such assurance, and Lord Viscount Althorp not 
having given a satisfactory assurance to that effect, they were 
ordered to be taken into custody, Nem. Con.; 9. House in- 
formed, that Lord Viscount Althorp would give the required 
assurance; he was ordered to be discharged out of custody, 
Nem. Con.; 9. Similar proceeding with regard to Richard 
Lalor Sheil, Esquire, 11. 

taken into custody, 9. 

discharged out of custody, 9, 11. 

nominated to serve on a Select Committee, 356. 














informs the House of a particular matter, 9. 





Names of Members ordered to attend the 
House, called over; several excused ; several ordered to at- 
tend on future days; 212, 216. 

Motion for adding a Member to a Select Com- 
mittee ; Motion withdrawn, 171. 

a Member being appointed one of the Tellers 
for the Noes, but no Member going forth, nor any other Mem- 
ber appearing to be a second Teller, Mr. Speaker declared the 
Yeas had it, 226. 
: Names of Members on Divisions, inserted in 
the Journal, 489, 494. 

Vide Lorps. 














PARLIAMENT. PRIVILEGE. 
STRANGERS. 
Members accepting Offices ; Act (6 Anne, c. 7,) 
relating thereto, read ; Motion for bringing in a Bill to pre- 
vent the necessity of Members accepting certain offices, 
vacating their seats ; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn; 243. 

in Holy Orders; Act (41 Geo. III. c. 63,) re- 
lating thereto, read ; Motion for bringing in a Bill to eons 
so much of the said statute as may prevent persons In oly 
orders, not holding benefices with cure of souls, from being 
elected to and serving in Parliament ; Motion withdrawn, 267. 
Oatus; Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to consider the Oaths now required by law to be taken 
by Members of this House ; Motion withdrawn, 111. 


MENAI 




















4&amp;5W.IV.]. INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


Menai and Conway Bridges; Bill for empowering the Com- 








Poticre; Select Committee appointed to in- 


missioners of His Majesty’s Woods, Forests, Land Revenues, 
Works and Buildings, to pay the net proceeds of the Tolls 
of the Menai and Conway Seen into the receipt of His 
Majesty’s Exchequer at Westminster, to the account of the 
Consolidated Fund; Ordered, 485. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 492. 
Committed, 528. Committee deferred, 541. Bill considered, 
545- Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 


Reading; 551. Passed, 557. Agreed to by the Lords, 581. 
Royal Assent, 594. 


Mercuant SgaAmMen’s RecistTration; Bill to amend and 
consolidate the Laws relating to the Merchant Seamen of the 
United Kingdom, and for forming and maintaining a Register 
of all the Men engaged in that Service; Ordered, 87. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to 
be printed ; 184. Bill considered,and reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, tobe printed ; 
248. Further consideration of Report deferred, 326. Order 
for further consideration of Report, read ; Bill re-committed ; 
Considered and reported; Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 393. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 402, 415, 431. Order for 
further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed, 440. 
Considered ; Committee report progress; 441. Committee 
deferred, 456, 468, 476, 480, 486, 508, 519. 





Proceedings in Com- 
mittee, 440. 








Petitions against; From 
Irvine, 454. Greenock ; South Shields and Westoe; 473. 
Workington, 488. 


SEAMEN’s S1xPENcES; Petitions for relieving 
Merchant Seamen from the payment of sixpence per month 
to Greenwich Hospital ; From John Orr, 16. Barmouth, 111. 
Sunderland ; Boston; 179. Margate; Ramsgate; South 
Shields; 199. Overton Villa, 204. Upton-upon-Severn, 211. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Plymouth ; 216. Sheffield, 219. Bath, 
235- Guilsborough, 243. Darlington, 289. North Shields, 
319. Kingston-upon-Hull (two Petitions); Richard Harley; 
341. Great Yarmouth, 369. Northampton, 560. 








Wipows; Act (20 Geo. IT. c. 38) re- 
lating thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act of the twentieth 
year of his Majesty King George the Second, for the relief 
and support of sick, maimed and disabled Seamen, and the 
Widows and Children of such as shall be killed, slain or 
drowned in the Merchant Service, and for other purposes ; 
Ordered, 217. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 218. Second Reading deferred, 
232. Committed, 305. Committee deferred, 331, 337, 345, 
366. Bill considered, and reported; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
383. Further consideration of Report, deferred, 401, 414, 
431. Order for further consideration of Report, read; Bill 
re-committed ; Motion Thatit be an Instruction to the Com- 
mittee, that they have power to appropriate a portion of the 
Revenue to be iteaal under the Bill, towards the support 
and maintenance of the Merchant Seamen’s Hospital; Motion 
withdrawn; Bill further considered; 455. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 468. Third 
Reading deferred, 479, 486. Bill passed, 508. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 560. ~ Day appointed for considering 
Amendments, 572. Amendments considered, 578. Agreed 
to,579- Royal Assent, 594. 





Suippinc; Petitions for amg Surveyors 
to superintend and report on Merchant Ships while building, 
and before proceeding to sea; From Kirkcaldy, 216. Edin- 
burgh, 548. 


MERIONETH Roads. Vide MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 


Merruayr Tipvit SMALu Dests; Petition for Bill referred to 

a Committee, 58. » Reported; Bill ordered ; Leave given to 
present the Bill on or aa a certain Day; 153. Bill pre- 
sented, and read, 159. Committed, 186. Member added, 
207. Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records, 300. Time enlarged for Report ; Leave to Committee 
to sit notwithstanding the adjournment of the House; 324. 
Bill reported, 328. To be ingrossed, 329. Passed, 333. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 360. Royal Assent, 399. 





Petitions against; From 
Merchants, &amp;c. of Merthyr Tidvil, &amp;c.; Joseph Coffin; 186. 
Merchants, &amp;c. of Merthyr Tidvil and other places ; Joseph 
Coffin; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered ; 221. 


Petition of Inhabitants of 





Merthyr Tidvil, and other places, in favour, 284. 
TENEMENTS; Petition for Bill re- 





ferred to a Committee, 34. 





Petition against the application for 
the Bill, 61. 


Mesne Process. Vide Arrest upon Mesne Process, 


MerTRopo.uitan Markets; Petition of Patrick Seyton Hynes, 
stating particulars relative to his Plan for establishing Public 
Markets in the Metropolis, 555. 


Vox. 89.—— Sess. 1834. 


quire into the state of the Police of the Metropolis within the 
Metropolitan District, and the state of Crime therein, 106. 
Leave to Committee to sit on certain days during the sitting 
of the House between twelve and three, 374, 381. Member 
added, 509. Power to report Minutes of Evidence, 570. 
Report ; to lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 596. 


Papers referred, 106, 570. 
Petitions referred, 323, 336, 380, 








546. 
Petition of Inhabitant Householders 
of Saint George, Middlesex, for increasing the efficiency and 
diminishing the expense thereof, 117. 

Petition of the Chairman and Clerk of 
the Vestry of Saint James, Clerkenwell, for placing the con- 
trol of the Police Force in the Vestries of each Parish ; Referred 
to the Select Committee on Metropolitan Police; 389. 











. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 77.) 





Act; Petition of Inhabitants of 
All Saints, Poplar, for an alteration thereof; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Metropolitan Police, 323. 


TuRNPIKE Roads. Vide Accounts. 


Water; Report of Mr. Telford, which was 
presented upon the 26th day of March last, on the supply 
of pure Water to the Metropolis, referred to a Select Com- 
mittee, to examine the matter thereof, and report the same, 
with their observations thereupon, to the House, 262. Mem- 
bers added, 273, 307, 559. Leave to Committee to sit on 
a certain day, during the sitting of the House between twelve 
and three, 374. Members added, 559. Power to report 
Minutes of Evidence ; Report; To lie on the Table; and to 
be printed ; 574. 











Petition of George Hibbert, against 
the proposed Plans of Mr. Telford, 335. Referred to the 
Select Committee on Metropolitan Water, 336. 


Vide Accounts. 


Mipp.esex County Rates; Petition for Bill, 47. Referred 
to a Committee, 48. 


Sessions (Chairman’s Salary); Petition for Bill 
referred toa Committee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered; 149. 
Presented, and read, 154. 








Petition of Ves- 
trymen of Saint Pancras against, 159. 

Mipp.esex and Essex Roads; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 53. Presented, and read, 154. Committed, 239. 
Time enlarged for Report, 324, 338. Biull reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 378. Passed, 395. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 458. Considered, and agreed to, 459. Royal As- 
sent, 525. ’ 





Petitions against ; From Jus- 
tices of the Peace of the County of Middlesex ; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 268. Stratford 
Langthorne; Referred, and counsel ordered, 282. Company 
of Proprietors of East London Waterworks; Referred, and 
counsel ordered, 339. 

MippDLETON in TEESDALE Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, and 
Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 75. Committed, 102. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 245. Passed, 252. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 330. Considered, 332. Agreed 
to, 333- Royal Assent, 400. 





Petition of John Henry 

Brown, M.A., against; Referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, 189. 

Mixitary EstasiisHMENnt (Colonies); Select Committee ap- 
pointed to inquire into the Military Establishment and Ex- 
penditure in the Colonies and Dependencies of the Crown, 78. 
Member excused from further attendance on the Committee ; 
another added ; 87. Member added, 402. Power to report 
Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence, 570. Report ; 
to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 573. 

- Frocoine. Vide Corporat PUNISHMENTS. 
Orricers (Civil Appointments.) Vide Accounts. 

Mititi4; Petition of John Wright, suggesting the propriety of 
taking into consideration the Militia Establishment, with a 
view to its abolition, 190. 

. Vide Suppty, and Bitxs inSuppty. 


Batiots Suspension; Bill to suspend, fora limited 
time, the making of Lists, and the Ballots and Enrolments 
for the Militia of the United Kingdom; C.dered ; Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; §34. Comisitied. 544. Considered, 551. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
552. Passed, 557. Agreed to by the Lords, 581. Royal 
Assent, 593. 

EstimATEs ; Select Committee appointed to prepare 
Estimates of the Charge of the disembodied Militia of Great 
Britain and Ireland, For a year, to 31st March 1835, 332- 
Instruction to Committee to inquire what alterations may be 
expedient in the establishments of the disembodied Militia, 
with a view to further reductions in the Estimates, and to 
report their opinion thereupon to the House, 356. Member 
added, 385. Power to Committee to report from time to 

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Mitiria EstimatEs—continued. 
time; Report; to lie on the Table; and to be rinted ; 439- 
Report referred to Committee of Supply ; The King’s recom- 
mendation having been signified ; 506. (Vide SupPty.) 


Mitwer, Rowland ; Petition of Rowland Milner, late a Lieu- 
tenant in His Majesty’s Navy, complaining of being deprived 
of his Rank and Half-pay, 569. 

Mines. Vide Coat Mines. 

Ministers’ APPOINTMENT. Vide ScoTLAND. 

MINsTer.ey and Cuurcn Stroke Road; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 58. Reported; Bill ordered; 62. 
Presented, and read, 66. Committed, 85. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 128. Passed, 133. Agreed to by the Lords, 160. 
Royal Assent, 166. 

Mint and Coinace. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 

Minutes of Evipence taken before a Committee in a former 
Session referred to a Committee on a Bill, 128. 

taken before a Committee in a former 

Session referred to a Select Committee, 360. 

taken before a Select Committee on a 

Bill, to be printed, 469. 








taken before a Select Committee on a 
Bill, to be printed at the expense of the Parties, if they think 
fit, 482. 





and to be 





Ordered ; Presented ; 
printed ; 509, 535- 


MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES. Supp ty. 


Mouvn, Elizabeth ; Petition of Elizabeth Mohun, complaining 
of certain proceedings against her in the Court of Exchequer, 
for recovery of Tithes in kind, 547. 


Mo.tyNeEvux’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 352. Read, 
363. Committed, 375. Reported, with an Amendment ; 
Amendment agreed to; 418. Passed, with an Amendment, 
425. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 429. Royal As- 
sent, 439. 

MonaGuan County. Vide Exections. 


Monmoutna Markets; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 50. Reported; Bill ordered; 97. Presented, and 
read, 150. Committed, 164. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
322. Passed,327. By the Lords, with Amendments, 377. 
Considered, and agreed to, 387. Royal Assent, 399. 


MonTGoMERYsHIRE CANAL Dest; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 95. Pre- 
sented, and read, 97. Committed, 107. Power to Committee 
to send for persons, papers, and records, 141. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 174. Passed, 179. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 207. Considered, and agreed to, 209. Royal 
Assent, 320. 


Vide Accounts. 





Petition of William Owen, 
against; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered ; 129. 





Roads; Petition for a Bill, and Bill or- 
dered, 58. Presented, and read, 144. Committed, 159. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 244. Passed, 258. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 321. 

Montrose Parish Church. Vide Scortanp. 


Motions withdrawn, 27, 40, 63, 87, 88, 111, 140, 171, 238, 
256, 267, 273, 285, 290, 297, 362, 386, 427, 434, 471, 475, 
479» 489, 510, 511, 520. 

MountTratn’s, Earl of, Estate. Vide [reLanv. 


Movs evy’s NaTuRAizaTion ; Bill brought from the Lords, 
260. Read, 276. Committed,298. Reported, and passed, 
338. Royal Assent, 400. 


Mow ps, George Frederick. Vide IRELAND. 
Moxnay, Edward. Vide Parents, Law of. 


Mupcg, John; Petition of John Mudge, complaining of having 
been turned out of the town of Wetherby, 503. 


Mumste’s Lighthouse; Acts 31 Geo. III. c. 83; 36 Geo. III. 
c. 95; and, 44 Geo, III. c. 56, relating thereto, read; Bill 
for placing the Mumbles Head Lighthouse, in the County of 
Glamorgan, under the munagement of the Corporation of the 
Trinity House of Deptford Strond ; Ordered, 68. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 

rinted ; 71. Committed to the Select Committee on Light- 
ouses, 100. Bill reported, and re-committed; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed ; 476. Committee deferred, 480, 486. 
Bill considered, and reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 491. 
Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
age for Third Reading; 508. Passed, 520. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 643. Royal Assent, 594. 


Petition of Merchants, Ship-owners 
and Inhabitants of Newport (Monmouth), complaining of the 
heavy amount of the Rates levied for Light Dues, and all ing 


the epee eaten thereof; 221, Referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Lighthouses, 227. 


Monicipat CorPoRATIONS; Petitions for the extension of 
Civil and Municipal Privileges; From Kingston-upon-Hull ; 





Clifton Dartmouth Hardness ; 33. Tipperary, 57- Bath, 74. 

Ipswich, 187. Kingston-upon-Hull, 341. ‘Truro, 568. 

Vide Accounts. FrREEMEn, 
Supp ty. 

and Poor Laws. 





Apmissi0Nn of. ScoTLaNnpD. 
Vide Ac- 





COUNTS. 


Mutiny; Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for 
the better Payment of the Army and their Quarters; Ordered, 
83. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 89. Committed, 92. Committee deferred, 96, 100. 
Bill considered, 105. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 


eee ty for Third Reading; 125. Passed, 191. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 154. Royal Assent, 165. 
4° &amp; 5° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess.2. A. 1834. 
NARBOROUGH Road. Vide Hincxury. 
NaTionat Desr. Vide Dest. 
Gautery. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Navat Commissions; Petition of Edward Edwards, submitting 
his views in relation thereto, and praying for inquiry, 502. 


IMPRESSMENT; Petitions against; From South Shields, 
37. Sheffield; Saint Monanceand Pittenweem ; London; 81. 
Charles Smith; Kingston-upon-Hull; 86. North Shields; 
South Shields; 87. Greenock, 473. 


Motion for appointing a Select Com- 
mittee to take into consideration the practicability of devising 
some plan by which-a regular and voluntary supply of 
Seamen may be procured for His Majesty’s Navy, without 
recourse to the practice of forcible [mpressment ; Amendment 
— and made; Main Question, as amended, agreed to; 

ill ordered; 87. Vide MERCHANT SEAMEN’s REGIsTRA- 

TION. 

Timber ; Petition of John Howard Kyan, for an inquiry 
as to the experiments which have been already made, and 
their results, with the view of the adoption of his process for 
the preservation from dry rot, of the Timber used in the 
Navy, 531- 

Navan Roman Catuouic Cuapey. Vide IRELAND. 


Navarin ; House resolves to go into a Committee upon a cer- 
tain day, for the purpose of examining into the propriety of 
an Address to His Majesty, humbly requesting, that His 
Majesty will be graciously pleased to take into His considera- 
tion the claims for pecuniary gratuity, of the Officers, Seamen 
and Royal Marines, engaged in the Battle of Navarin, 406. 
Comunittee deferred, 431, 435. Matter considered, 441. Re- 
port deferred, 445. Resolution reported and agreed to; 
Address to be presented accordingly ; 450. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDREsSEs, 4, 78.) 


Navy. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 79.) 
PUNISHMENTS. 


Pay; Act 11 Geo. IV. c.20, relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to alter and extend the Provisions of an Act passed in 
the eleventh year of the reign of his late Majesty King George 
the Fourth, for amending and consolidating the Laws relating 
to the Pay of the Royal Navy; Ordered, 273. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 279. Committed, 292. Considered, 297. Report 
deferred, 306. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 326. Passed, 331. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 365. Considered, and agreed to, 453. Royal 
Assent, 525. 

Surceons. Vide WittiAms, Dr. Thomas. 

Netson, Mr. Vide EmtcRaTion. ‘ 
NewsripGE Road. Vide LLANTRISSENT. 

New Brunswick Lanp Company. Vide Brunswick. 


Newcastie and Norta Sur1etps Railway and Docks; Peti- 
tion for Bill referred to a Committee, §9. Petition against 
the application for the Bill, 75. 

upon-lyNE Marine Insurance Company; 
Petition for Bill; Referred to a Committee, 55. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 128. 











CorPoRAL 








Waterworks; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 31. Reported; Bill ordered; 36. 
Presented, and read, 43. Petition complaining that the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with, 65. Com- 
mittee on Petition for Bill revived; Petition respecting 
Standing Orders; Referred, 66. Report on Petition respect- 
ing Standing Orders ; Report to lie on the Table; 85. Bill 
committed, 97. Reported ; GY to lie on the Table; 
223. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 254. 
Passed, 258. Agreed to by the Lords, 301. Royal As- 
sent, 320. 








Petitions referred, 102. 


Petitions in favour; From Henry 
Angus; Walter Elliott; Agents of Fire Insurance Offices in 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; and, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 79. 
Petitions against ; From Proprietors 
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne Waterworks ; George Thomas Dunn; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel a 102. 
illiam 














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NEWCASTLE-UPON-LYNE Waterworks— continued. 


William Woods; Referred, and counsel ordered, 165. New- 
castle-upon-Tyne Gas Light Company; Referred, and counsel 
ordered, 207. 

NEWFOUNDLAND; Petition of James Kent, complaining of 
the introduction of the Military into the town of St. John’s, 
in the said Island, to quell a disturbance, 125. 

Fisueries ; Motion for presenting an Ad- 
dress to His Majesty, that He will be graciously pleased to 
give directions, that the opinion of the Law Officers of the 
Crown be taken on the construction of existing Treaties be- 
tween Great Britain and France relative to the right of Fishing 
claimed by the French on part of the Coast oa Harbours of 
Newfoundland, to the exclusion of British subjects, so that 
the same may be clearly defined, and the necessary instruc- 
tions forwarded to the Governor of that Island to protect 
British Fishermen in their just rights and privileges; Motion 
withdrawn, 362. 

Newrorrt (Monmouth) Harsovur; Petiton for Bill; Referred 
to a Committee, 46. Reported, 140. Bill ordered, 141. 
Presented, and read, 146. 

Newport Road. Vide STAFFORD. 

Newry and CuarLemontT Road. Vide IrELanp. 


New Soutn Wates. Vide Bannister, Saxe. 

VETERAN CompanteEs. Vide 
counts. (AnpreEsses, 80.) Rosison, Captain. 

NewspaPer Stamps. Vide IRELAND. NrErwspaApPeERs. 


Newspapers ; Motion, That it is expedient to repeal the Stamp 
Duty on Newspapers at the earliest possible period ; Question 
Neg. thereupon, 321. 

Petition of William Jenkinson, Printer and Pub- 
lisher of The Mark-lane Express, and New Farmer’s Journal, 
for placing that. Paper upon the same footing with respect to 
discount upon Stamp Duty, with Bell’s Messenger and The 
County Chronicle, 343. 

~ Petition of Inhabitants of Hull, for repeal of the 
Stamp Duty thereon, 460. 

Vide Mecuanics’ INsTITUTES. 

Postage on; Acts 4 Geo. III. c. 24, and 42 

Geo. III. c. 63, relating thereto, read ; To be considered ; 419. 

Committee deferred, 434. Acts considered, 441. Resolutions 

reported and agreed to; Bill ordered, 445. Vide infra. 

Bill to regulate the Conveyance of printed News- 

papers by Post between the United Kingdom and the British 

Colonies, and Foreign Parts; Ordered, 445. Presented, and 

read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 

446. Committed, 463. Committee deferred, 475, 480, 485. 

Bill considered, 507. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

pointed for Third Reading; 512. Third Reading deferred, 

520. Bill passed, 527. Agreed to by the Lords, 543. Royal 

Assent, 593- 





Ac- 























Vide IRELAND. 


and UNsTAMPED Pusuications; Acts (4 Geo. 
IIT. c. 24, and 42 Geo. III. c. 63) relating thereto, read, 243. 
To be considered, 244. Committee deferred, 247, 253, 279. 


Newsvenpers. Vide UNsTAMPED PUBLICATIONS. 


Norro.xk Istanp; Bill for the more effectual administration 
of Justice at Norfolk Island ; Ordered, 30. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
534. Second Reading deferred, 544. Committed, 550. Con- 
sidered ; and reported without Amendment; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 552. Passed, 557. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 594. 


Nortnu America. Vide Timber. 


Postace; Bill to repeal, at the period 
within mentioned, so much of an Act passed in the fifth year 
of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Third, in- 
tituled, “ An Act to alter certain Rates of Postage, and to 
amend, explain and enlarge several provisions in an Act 
made in the ninth year of the reign of Queen Anne, and in 
other Acts relating to the Revenue of the Post Office,” as 
authorizes the takin of certain Rates of Inland Postage 
within His Majesty’s  Sethetes in North America ; Ordered ; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed; 51. Committed, 77. Considered, and 
reported ; without Amendment; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 83. Passed, g2. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 134. Royal Assent, 165. 

Nortu Suretps Raitway and Dock. 


NORTHUMBERLAND, Duke of. 
ton Borough.) 


Nortu Union Railway. Vide Preston. 


Norwicn and Swarruam Roads; Petition for Bill; Referred 
to a Committee, 54. 


Nores. Vide One-Pounp Notes. 


NoTTINGHAM Cemetery; Petition for Bill; Referred to a 
Committe, 37. 


7 e 
Nova Scotia Lanp Company. Vide Brunswick, New. 








Vide NewcasTLe. 
Vide Erections (Launces- 


VoL. 89. 





Sess, 1834. 


4°&amp; 5°Will. IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


Oartus. Vide Memsers’ Oatns. ScotTLanp. 
Granpb Jurises. Vide IRELAND. 
——_———- of Freemen (London.) Vide Accounts. 


of Orrice; Bill to abolish certain Oaths of Office, 
and substitute a Declaration in lieu thereof; also, to declare 
the taking of voluntary Oaths illegal; Ordered, 78. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 92. Second Reading deferred, 136, 197, 263, 
395, 338, 345, 382, 410. 
Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen 
and Commons of the city of London, in Common Council 
assembled, in favour, 268. 


Oxsstruction by Troops. Vide House, AvENvE to the. 


Ocean AssuraANncr Company; Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 33. Reported, 42. Bill ordered, 43. Presented, 
and read, 47. Committed, 61. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
98. Passed,128. By the Lords, with an Amendment; con- 
sidered, and agreed to; 160. Royal Assent, 166. 

Orrices, Increase of. Vide Accounts. 

in the Cotontes. Vide Accounts. 

Pusuiic. Vide Accounts. Supptiy. 

Orriciat Houses; Select Committee appointed to consider 
how far it may be practicable to diminish the number of 
Houses and Apartments now occupied by Public Officers and 
others at the Public Expense, without detriment to the Public 
Service, 286. Member added, 415. Leave to Committee 
to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the House, 427. 
Members added, 453, 470. Power to report from time to 
time, and also' to report Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 492. Second Report to lie 
on the Table; and to be printed; 562. 

Accounts referred, 363. 

Report referred, 470. 

Vide AccounrTs. 

Oir. Vide Gaturpout Orn. Otive Ort. 

O’Keerg, Adelaide. Vide Dramatic Auruors. 


OxtpBury Curacy; Bill from the Lords to authorize the Sale 
of Lands settled for the perpetual augmentation of the said 
Curacy, 449. Read, 457. Committed, 465. Reported, and 
passed, 488. Royal Assent, 525. 


Op Srratrorp Bridge; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 34. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 86. Presented, and read, 
97- Committed, 107. Reported; to be ingrossed; 329. 
Read 3°; Further proceeding thereupon, adjourned; 339. 
Order for further proceeding on Third Reading, read ; Amend- 
ment proposed, but not made; Notice taken that forty Mem- 
bers were not present; Further proceeding deferred, 347. 
Proceeding resumed ; Bill passed ; 350. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 429. Considered, and agreed to, 457. Royal 
Assent, 525. 


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Petitions against; From Stoney 
Stratford ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered ; 137. Trustees of Stoney Stratford Charity; Referred, 
189. Cosgrove, and other places; Referred, 202. 


Ouive O11; Petitions for the repeal of the Duty thereon ; From 
Bradford (York), 381. Saddleworth ; Leeds ; 454. Halifax, 
458. Cleckheaton, 466. 

One-Pounp Notes; Petition of Land-owners, Occupiers, 
Gentry and others, of Tamworth, in favour of an issue of 
One-Pound Notes, 466. 

Orper of the Batu; Message from His Majesty respecting 
the present state of the Order of the Bath, 189. King’s 
Message to be considered, 190. Considered, 195. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered ; 203. 

Proceeding in Committee, 195. 

Vide Kine. 








ORDERS: 





Usual Orders made touching Elections, &amp;c. 10. 
Vide CommiItTEES. CoNsTABLES. EVIDENCE. 
FootmMen. Letrers,. MemBers. Peers. PostTMAsTER- 
GENERAL. Prayers, SERJEANT. SPEAKER, STRANGERS. 
Vores. WITNESSEs. 

Standing ; read, 10. 

of a future day discharged; 112, 113, 117, 136, 
138, 158, 161, 164, 204, 305, 337, 338, 346, 360, 367,370, 395, 
446, 479. 














of leave for Bills discharged, 144,152, 348, 546. 
for Second Reading of Bills discharged, and other 
days appointed, 36, 72, 136, 158, 192, 204, 222, 226, 233, 252, 
257, 276, 286, 337, 338, 360, 367, 375, 395» 495, 425, 446, 
479» 485, 486. 
for the House to resolve itself into Committees 
upon Bills, discharged, and other days appointed, 257, 336, 
337) 367, 395, 402, 404, 412, 425, 433, 479, 485, 486, 492. 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
upon a Bill, discharged, and Bill committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 72. . 
or 




















INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[A. 1834, 








ORDERS—continued. 
for further consideration of Reports of Bills, dis- 
charged, and other days appointed, 337, 338, 479, 485, 486, 
492. 








for Third Reading of Bills, discharged, and 
other days appointed, 479, 485, 486, 492. 

for referring Papers to Select Committees, dis- 
charged, 347, 495- 

for printing an Account, &amp;c. discharged, 335. 
for laying before the House Accounts forthwith, 


75» 371+ 399 548, 592. 2 ; 
for consideration of an Election Petition, dis- 
charged, and another day appointed, 162. 

adjourned, 446. 

for consideration of Election Petitions, dis- 
charged, 560, 569. 

for referring Petitions to Committees ; Read, and 
discharged, and Bills ordered ; 75, 113, 144, 153- 

for giving Notice of the Day appointed for 
Second Reading of Bills to Returning Officers, 14, 20, 27. 
for appointment of a Select Committee, dis- 





























charged, 121. 
for a Committee of the whole House, to whom 


it was referred to consider of a particular matter, discharged, 
386. 





for the Clerk and Short-hand Writer who at- 
tended the Committee appointed to inquire into the proceed- 
ings relative to the late Election for the Borough of Warwick, 
to attend at the next Assizes for the County of Warwick, in 
the cause of Mintorn against Greenway, and to produce the 
Minutes of Evidence taken before the said Select Committee, 
146. 








for returning Papers sent from the Office of the 
Secretary of State for the Home Department, which were 
referred to the Select Committee on the Sale of Beer, in the 
last Session, 227. 

for ingrossing a Bill, discharged, 276. 

for the attendance of the Registrar of the Diocese 
of Ossory, 386. Order discharged, 428. 

Vide CommirTeEs. STANDING ORDERs. 


—_——- --—— 














Vide ScoTLAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Vide Greenwicnu Road. 

Vide CHURCHWARDENS. 


Ovuttawries; Bill for the more effectually preventing Clan- 
destine Outlawries, read, 3. 


Oxrorp UNIVERSITY. 


OrxKneEy STATUTE LABourR. 
Ormspy, Jane. 


Orr, John. 


OvVERSEERS. 


Vide Mepicat DEGREEs. 


and CameripcGe Universities; Motion for pre- 
senting an Address to His Majesty, requesting His Majesty 
to signify His pleasure to the Universities of Oxford and 
Cambridge respectively, that those bodies no longer act under 
the Edicts or Letters of James the First, 1616, by which “ he 
would have all that take any Degree in Schooles to subscribe 
to the three Articles of the 36th Canon,” with the exception 
of those proceeding to Degrees in Divinity ; nor to require 
the Declaration, namely, “‘ that I am bond fide a member of 
the Church of England,” nor any other Subscription or De- 
claration of like effect and import; Amendment proposed ; 
Amendment and Motion withdrawn ; 191. 
Vide Accounts. 





SupPLy. 


Owners of Vessets Liasitity; (Act 1 Will. IV. c. 68) 
relating thereto, read; Bill to extend an Act of the first year 
of His —— 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, 434. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 435. 
Second Reading deferred, 463, 468, 479, 485, 497, 509. 


4&amp; 5° Will. 1V. Parl. 11. Sess.2. A. 1834. 


ACKET Esrasuisnment. Vide Accounts. 

Service. Vide Post Orrice. 

Papsrooxe Bridge. Vide CuLtompron. 

Pamputets. Vide Perry, Thomas Ryley. 

Pancras, Saint. Vide Saint PANCRAs. 

Parisu Apprentices; Bill to amend the Laws relating to 
Parish Apprentices ; Ordered, 126. Presented, and read ; 


Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 136. 
Second Reading deferred, 203, oon. . ha 


~ Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers and 
Inhabitants of Saint Giles, Camberwell, against, 288. 

- VESTRIES ; Petition of Inhabitants of Birkenhead, for 
appointing in each Parish a suitable room for Vestry Meet- 
ings, detached from the Church, 115. 


- Act (1 and 2 Will. IV. c. 60), 
thereto, read; Bill for the better government of 

















relating 
Parishes 


within Cities and Towns containing above five thousand In- 
habitants, in England and Wales ; Ordered, 134. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to- be 
rinted ; 204. Second Reading deferred, 226, 238, 247, 263. 
Bill put off for six months, 279. Bx 
Petition of 
Governors and Directors of the Poor of Saint Andrew, Hol- 
born, and Saint George the Martyr, Middlesex, against, 251. 
PARKINSON, William. Vide Liverrpoon GovERNMENT Ap- 
POINTMENTS. 
PARLIAMENT MEETS, 3. Prorogued by the King in person, 
604. By Commission, 605. 
Motion for Piotenting an Address to His Ma. 
jesty, that He will be graciously pleased to hold His Court 
and Parliament occasionally in Ireland ; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 385. 





— 





Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Acts of. Vide Accounts. (ApDpDREssEs, 81.) 


Houses of. Vide Accounts. 
Destroyed by fire on Thursday, 16th 














October 1834. 

Rerorm of, Act; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Saint Mary, Newington, for repeal of such parts of the Act 
as relate to the payment of Rates and Taxes, 211. 

Petition of the Corpora- 
tion of the Poor of the City of Bristol, complaining of the 
56th section of the said Act, which directs the expense of the 
Register of Electors to be defrayed out of the Poor Rates ; 
Soloed to the Select Committee on Election Expenses, 151. 
Petition of Inhabitants of 
Ripon for the amendment thereof, and for the adoption of 
Vote by Ballot, 220. 














Petitions for the Amend- 
ment thereof; From George Robert Skene, 235. Leeds, go. 
George Christopher Rapier, 398. 





Motion, That this House 
deems it expedient to repeal or mitigate such Clauses of the 
Reform Bill as have been found to have an unexpected re- 
strictive operation, particularly those regarding the payment 
of Rates and Taxes, and that a revision of the Reform Acts, 
with this view, is the more urgent, because the new Consti- 
tuency has been found to fall short, by almost half a million 
of Voters of the number Government contemplated and the 
Public were led to expect; because the present House. of 
Commons comprises about the same number of family Re- 
presentatives of the hereditary branch of the Legislature, and 
about the same Number of Placemen, Pensioners or Sinecu- 
rists, and other Dependents of the Crown which were to be 
found in the unreformed Parliament which preceded it; be- 
cause it is vain to expect an independent line of conduct 
from a Parliament containing so large a proportion as 169 
Members who are in the receipt of £.150,000 per annum of 
the Public Money ; and, finally, because this House has, in 
effect, entirely failed to satisfy the just expectations of the 
Public ; Amendment proposed ; Amendment and Motion with- 
drawn ; Motion, That this House deems it expedient to repeal 
or mitigate such Clauses of the Reform Bill as have been 
found to have an unexpected restrictive operation, particu- 
larly those regarding the payment of Rates and Taxes ; Ques- 
tion, Neg. thereupon; 413. 





Vide ScoTLAND. 


PARLIAMENTARY Papers ; Petitions that a copy of all Papers 
printed at the public expense, be sent to the Magistrates of 
the head Town of each County and Parliamentary District ; 
From Leith, 151. Greenock; Referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on the Business of the House, 334. Waterford, Cor- 
poration of, 524. 

PartiAMENTS, Duration of; Motion for bringing in a Bill 
to shorten the duration of Parliaments; Amendment proposed, 
but not made; Main Question, Neg. thereupon ; sod 9 


TRIENNIAL; Petitions in favour; From Paul; 
Ludgvan and Gulval ; Penzance ; Marazion and Saint Hilary ; 
Saint Just and Saint Creet; Madron and Morvah; 299. Bal- 
merino, 390. 








&amp;c.; Petition of Inhabitants of 
the City of Chester, in favour of Triennial Parliaments, Vote 
by Ballot, &amp;c., 284. 

ParocuiAL EpvucatTION. 

— Scnoo.s. 


Vide ScoTLann. 

Vide ScoTLanp. 

PARTNERSHIP SocieTigs’ Act. Vide ScoTLANb. 
Patents, Law of; Petitions for revision of the Law relating 
therto; From Edward Moxhay, 117. William lvory, 227. 
Pavuw’s, Sarnt, DEAN AND CuaApteR oF, Estate. Vide 

Saint Pauv’s. 

PawnsBrRoKeErs; Petition of Merchants and Manufacturers of 
Drogheda, for a law rendering it unlawful for Pawnbrokers to 
lend money on materials used in the manufacture of Linen, 
Cotton, Silk and Woollen Goods, 221. 

Peace, Justices of the. Vide Justices of the Peace. 

Peers; Usual Resolution respecting their interference at Elec- 
tions, 10. 

Vide Lorps. 





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Perrsr’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 365. Read, 
367. Committed, 376. Reported, and Passed, 415. Royal 
Assent, 438. 


PeENITENTIARIES (United States.) Vide Accounts. 
Penitentiary (Milbank.) Vide Accounts. Suprty. 


Pensions; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to in- 
quire into the consideration of each Grant in the Pension List, 

.. ordered to be printed on 28th August 1833, and to report the 
same to the House; Amendment proposed; and made; 39. 
Main Question, as amended, agreed to; Resolution there- 
upon ; 40. 

Motion for presenting an Address to His Majesty, 
that He will be graciously pleased to direct inquiry to be 
made into the consideration of each Pension, as it appears in 
the List ordered to be printed by His faithful Commons on the 
28th of August 1833, with a view to be assured, that such 
persons only are in the receipt of public Money as have just 
claims on the Royal beneficence, or who, by their personal 
services to the Crown, by their performance of duties to the 
Public, or by their useful discoveries in science, and attain- 
ments in Literature and the Arts, have merited the gracious 
consideration of their Sovereign, and the gratitude of their 
Country ; Amendment proposed, and made; Words added ; 
Main Question, as amended, put ; 252. Question Neg. there- 
upon, 253. 

Petitions for an inquiry into each Grant in the Pen- 
sion List; From Balfour, 293. Chichester, 560. 


— Vide AccounTs. 


(Civin Orrices.) Bill to alter, amend and conso- 
lidate the Laws for regulating the Pensions, Compensations 
and Allowances to be made to Persons in respect of their hav- 
ing held Civil Offices in His Majesty’s Service; Ordered, 191. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 192. Second Reading deferred, 213. Bill com- 
mitted, 226. Considered, 232. Reported; Day appointed for 

. further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
233. Further consideration of Report deferred, 272. Order for 
further consideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; 

- Considered ; 277. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 286. Third Reading deferred, 292, 297, 
306, 326, 331, 337, 345- Bill passed, 349. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 466. Considered, and agreed to, 484. 
Royal Assent, 525. 











Proceedings in Committee, 277. 
Petitions against; From Officers 
and Clerks employed in the Office for auditing the Public 
Accounts, and in the Admiralty Office; Clerks in the Ord- 
nance Department; 271. Persons holding appointments in 
the Excise; Clerks and Officers of the Stamp and Tax De- 
artment; 275. Clerks and Officers in the Excise, 277. 
Merropoliter Police Magistrates ; William Skelding ; Officers 
and Clerks in the service of the Public, 307. 
Act Amendment; Act of the 
present Session, c. 24, relating thereto, read ; Bill to amend 
an Act of the present Session, for altering and consolidating the 
Laws for regulating the Pensions and Allowances to Persons 











in respect of their having held Civil Offices in His Majesty’s 


Service ; Ordered ; Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 542. Committed, 550. 
Considered, 552. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 558. Passed, 567. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 593. 

&amp;c. Dutizs. Vide Ways and MEAwns, and Bits 
in SupPty. 

Perrott, Henry Dundas; Petitions for the appointment of a 
Select Committee to inquire into his case; From Henry Dundas 
Perrott ; and, Saint Leonard, Shoreditch ; 229. 

Perry, Thomas Ryley; Petition of Thomas Ryley Perry, com- 

laining of his imprisonment for publishing a printed Pamph- 
et not containing the Printer’s name, 555. 

Pertu Harsour and Navigation. Vide ScoTLanp. 

PETERSFIELD (Churcher’s College) ; Petition of Inhabitants of 
Petersfield, complaining of the Proceedings of the Trustees of 
the said College, and for an alteration of the Law in regard 


to the liabilities and duties of Trustees of Charitable and 
other Institutions, 501. 


PETITIONS: 


- Resolution limiting the time for receiving 
Petitions for Private Bills, 10. 

read again, 75, 124, 153, 294. 

of a former Session; to be printed, 23, 40. 
referred to Select Committees, 72, 360. 
referred to revived Committee on Petition 

















for Bill, 66. 





complaining that the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with, 65, 118, 127, 172. 

— referred to Select Committees, 44, 45, 48, 
60,65, 72,74, 75, 80, 81, 86, g0, 95, 98, 101, 109, 110, 114, 
115, 118, 120, 124, 128, 136, 138, 142, 143, 144, 145, 1§1, 
162, 163, 166, 188, 191, 193, 208, 210, 211, 212, 215, 221, 





Vor. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


227, 230, 231, 238, 241, 245, 259, 260, 266, 269, 270, 275, 
288, 289, 293, 304, 308, 323, 324, 334, 335, 336, 341, 343, 
359, 351, 354, 359. 363, 364, 369, 379, 380, 388, 390, 391, 
490, 403, 407, 417, 419, 436, 437, 442, 443, 454, 458, 462, 
464, 466, 474, 488, 495, 501, 502, 524, 546, 547, 568. - 





to Select Committees on Bills, 162, 266, 270, 
276, 288, 336, 359, 360, 379, 389, 390, 392, 425, 436, 458, 
460, 466, 473, 494, 500, 516, 526, 532, 535,546. 





to Committee of Supply, 130. 





for leave to present Petitions for Bills, 110, 
113, 140, 141, 145, 193, 367, 469, 470. 





leave given to present Petitions for Bills 
after time limited, 113, 124, 144, 145, 150, 199, 241, 250, 
379 471, 477- 





for leave to proceed with Bills, 244, 320, 
428. Leave given, 339, 443-. 





for additional provision, 56, 61, 62, 129, 265, 
297. 





for further time for presenting a Bill, 173. 





Orders for referring Petitions to Committees 
discharged, and Bills ordered, 75, 113, 144, 153- 





—~ - Order for consideration of an Election Pe- 
tition discharged, and another day appointed, 162. 





; Orders for considering Election Petitions 
discharged, 560, 560. | 





for postponing consideration of an Election 
Petition, 446. | 





claiming exemption from making a Return 
to an Order of the House, respecting Skerries Lighthouse, 
under Act 3 Geo. II., 231. 





withdrawn, 593. 
mislaid, and Instruction to Committee to 





proceed upon the Petition as printed in the Journal, 122. 





Motions, that Petitions do lie upon the 
Table ; Debate thereupon adjourned, 129, 242. 





that Petitions do lie upon the Table; and 
Debates continuing thereupon till three of the clock, Mr. 
Speaker leaves the Chair, 100, 103, 129, 138, 142, 146, 154, 
160, 165, 201, 220, 261, 255, 503. 





relating to ; 

Public Bills. Vide Aporurcaries (Sess. 1833.)—Bays- 
WATER SEwER, Beer (SAue or) Act.—CrEntTRAL Cri- 
MINAL Court, Cu1IMNEY SWEEPERS, Cuurcn Rares, 
Cuurca Rates anp Dissenters’ MARRIAGES, CHURCH 
Rates ANb Recistrey or Birtas, X&amp;c,, CourcH Rates 
AND Universities’ ApMission, Common FiEeups 
Inc.tosure, Customs. —~ Dest (IMPRISONMENT FOR), 
Deeps (Recistry or), Dissenters’ MarRIAGES. — 
FREEMEN (ADMISSION OF), FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. — 
Hicuways.—Jewisa Civint Disasitities.—IRELANpD 
(CounTY BRIDGES, CRIMINALS (ANATOMY OF), 
CuRLY.— DISTURBANCES SUPPRESSION.—TITHES, 
TURNPIKE RoADS.—VALUATION OF COUNTIES.)— 
JusTices OF THE Prace.—LaNcasTER Court or 
Common Pusas, Lime Touut Exemption, Lorvp’s 
Day.— MERCHANT SEAMEN’s REGISTRATION.—Oarus 
or Orrice.—Parisu AppRENTICES, Parisn. VzEs- 
TRIES, Pensions (Civit Orricnxs), Poor Laws Act 
AMENDMENT, Prisoners’ CounsEn. — RELIGIovus 
ASSEMBLIES.—SCOTLAND (BANKRUPTS.—COURT OF 
SESSION, ACCOUNTANT GENERAL. — MINISTERS’ 
APPOINTMENT, MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS. — 
OATHS.—PARLIAMENT (REFORM OF) AcT, PARoO- 
CHIAL SCHOOLS, PARTNERSHIPS’ SOCIETIES ACT.— 
SABBATH-DAY OBSERVANCE.)—Titues CommutTa- 
TION, TitnHes Prescription Act, Titnes (Stay or 
Suits), Tirnes anp Ecciesiasticat Imposts, Titugs 
AND Taxation, Tosacco, TranEs’ Untons.—Uni- 
VERSITIES’ ADMISSION.—WeEIGHTS AND MEAsuREs. 

Public Money; v. British Museum. Ross, Caprain. 

Matters of a Public Nature; v. Apnis, AGRICULTURAL 
Distress, ALLHALLOwS, LomBaRD-sTREELT, APOTHE- 
CARIES AcT, ARMY ACCOUTREMENTS, ASSESSED 
Taxes, Assessors or Taxes—Banxrupts’ Estate, 
BaNNISTER, Bastarpy Laws, Brasmore, Beer 
Houses, Beer (SALE oF) Act, BERwW1ICK-UPON-T WEED 
BorovucGu, Bisuors, Bone (Baron DE), BONDING OF 
Goons, Braptey, Bricks, British CHANNEL Fisu- 
ERIES, Brown, Buck, Buckincuam Borouena, :BuL- 
KELEY, BuRIAL Fees.—CanapDaA, CARRIAGES (PUBLIC), 
CuHeEtseaA Parisn, CuesHirne Quarter SEssions, 
CHIMNEY SwEEPERS, CHoLera, Cuurcu Estap.isu- 
MENT, Cuurcu Lann, Cuurcn Liturcy, Cnurcn oF 
ENGLAND, Cuurcn Property, Cnurcn Rates, 
Cuurcn ann State, Cuurcn ANd State ANd Corn 
Laws, CHURCHWARDENS AND OVERSEERS, CLEAVE, 
Coat Mines, Coats, Cocniin, Conen, Constiro- 
TION OF Society, Corn (BonpeEp), Corn (Foreicn), 
Corn (Importation oF), Corn Laws, Coroners’ In- 
guests, Corporat Punisuments, Corron (Raw), 
Cotton Woon, County Coroners, County Rares, 
Criminau Laws, Criminats’ CONVEYANCE, CRUELTY 
to AnimALs, Currency Act (1819), Customary TE- 

NURES, 
Z2 





IN DEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1834. 











PETITIONS—continued. 


nuREs Customs (Commissioners oF.) — Danisu 
Criaims, Dest(IMPRIsONMENT FOR) Dest(NaTIoNAL), 
Desrors (Kino’s Bencu Prison), Ditton, Dissen- 
Trers’ Mareriaces ANo Cuurcn Rares, Distraint 
ror Rent, Docs, DorcuesteR Roap Act, Drama- 
tic Autuors’ Act, DruNKENNESS, Due.uinc, Dun- 
pas, Durnam Cuurcn Leases.—East Inp1a (CHINA 
TrRaDE.— East InND1IA Propuce, East INDIA 
TRADE.— REAL EstaTes—TEA TRADE, TRIAL BY 
Jury), Eccresiasticar Law, Ecciesiasticat Leases 
(CuicuesterR), Epucation, Exection Expenses, 
Exections, Evective Francuise, Emicration, 
Emswortn, &amp;c. Fishery, Eventne LectTuresuips, 
Extra Parocutat PLaces.—Factorigs’ REGULATION 
Act, Fire Potice, Fotesnitt (Coventry) Poor, 
Forcery, Frameton Cnariries, Free Trane, 
Frencn Cuiaims, Frienpiy Societies’ Act.—GA .uti- 
pout Oit, Game Laws, Game (SALE oF) Act, Garp- 
NER, GENERAL Recister, GENERAL TuRNPIKE Act, 
Gourtay, GunninG, GuRNEY.—HACKNEY ANDSTAGE 
Coacnes, Hanp-Ltoom Weavers, Hatcn, HEAtta 
(Boarps or), Hentrey, Highways, Hotme, Home, 
Horse Tax, House Tax Repeat, House ano Win- 
pow Taxes, Hutt Apvertiser Newspaper, Hut- 
CHINSON.—JeEwisn Civit Disaspitities.— INcEN- 
pIARIsM, INNs oF Court, Jones.—I[RELAND (APO- 
THECARIES’ ACT, ATHLONE BRIDGE.— BALBRIGGAN 
CHURCH, BREAD (STANDARD WEIGHT OF), BURKE. 
—CHOLERA, CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT, CIVIL BILL 
Courts, CONSTABULARY, CORONERS, COUNTY 
Rates, CRAWFORD.—DERT (IMPRISONMENT FOR ), 
DIOCESAN SEMINARIES, DROGHEDA CORPORATION, 
DrvuGs (SALEOF), DUBLIN CORPORATION, DUBLIN 
Law STUDENTS, DUBLIN LIBRARY SOCIETY, DuB- 
LIN PuBLic CARRIAGES, DUBLIN SAINT THOMAS'S 
PARISH, DUBLIN AND ASHBORNE RoapD, DUBLIN 
AND KINGSTOWN SHIP CANAL, DUNDALK AND 
CARLINGFORD (TOWNS OF), DUNGARVAN Bo- 
ROUGH. — ELECTIVE FRANCHISE, ESTABLISHED 
CuurcH.— Fever HospPiTALs’ ACT, FISHERIES, 
Fioop, FoLtey.— GALWAY AND I.0UGH CORRIB 
CANAL,GAME Laws,GLEBE HouseEs,GRANDJURIES 
Act, GRAND JuRY CESS.—INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ 
Act, INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ CoURT.—K EATING, KIL- 
KENNY COUNTY, KILLILEAGH CORPORATION, KIL- 
MAINHAM HoSPITAL.—LEARY, LIMERICK (PORT 
OF ), LIMERICK RoaD, LIMITATION OF ACTIONS’ ACT, 
Lorp’s Day OBSERVANCE, LOWER CONNELLOE 
Roap.—MALONE, MEDICAL DEGREES, MONAGHAN 
County, Mow.Lps.— NAVAN RomAN CATHOLIC 
CHAPEL, NEWSPAPERS (POSTAGE ).— ORMSBY.— 
PARLIAMENT (REFORM OF, ACT), PHYSICIANS 
(COLLEGE OF), PILOTAGE (GALWAY) Poor (La- 
BOURING), Poor Laws, PuBLic INSTRUCTION, 
Pustic Works (Cork CouNTY ).—ROMAN CATHO- 
LICCLERGY.—SALMON FISHERY,SLEAVIN, SPIRITS, 
&amp;c. LICENSES, SPIRITS (SALE OF ), SPIRITS, WINE 
AND BEER AcT, SURGEONS (COLLEGE OF ).—TE- 
NURE OF LAND, TITHES, TITHES Act, TITHES 
CompoSITION, TITHES COMPOSITION ACT, TITHES 
AND CHURCH PROPERTY, TITHES AND Poor 
Laws, TITHES AND UNION, TITHES SuIts, TOLLS 
AND Customs, TURNPIKE Roaps (CoRK). —- 
VALUATION ACT.—UNION.— WATERFORD HARBOUR 
(Ligut DUES AND PILOTAGE), WEIGHTS AND 
MEASURES, W1CKLOW (EJECTMENTS FROM Com- 
MONS), IrisH Society oF Lonpon.—LanpTax, Lanp 
(Tenure or), Law Proceepines, Lise, (Law or), 
Licensep VicTuacuers, Lire ANNuiTIES, Licut 
Duties, Licgutnouse Dues, Licutruovuses, Lime 
Tout Exemption, Linen Traps, Linen WEaAveErs, 
Liverpoot Customs’ AproinTMENTsS, Loans (lo- 
REIGN), Locau Courts, Lonvnon Port Dues Acts, 
Lorp’s Day, Lunatic Asytums.— Maint Convey- 
ANCES, Matt, Mart ano Hops, M‘Cormick, M‘Dovu- 
GALL, MANCHESTEN CHURCHWARDENS, MANCHESTER 
Infirmary, Mawn (Iste or) Suippuitpinc, Man 
(IsLe or) Trape Act, Marriace Act, Marriace 
Law, Masters AND WorkMEN, Meat AnD Four 
(Forricn), Mecnanics’ [nstitutes, MEpicAL Cor- 
PORATIONS, Mepicat Decrees, Mepicat PRrores- 
sion, Mepicat anp SurGicaLt Proressions, Mep- 
way Navigation, MERCHANT SEAMEN’S SIXPENCEs, 
Mercnant Suippinc, Merropouiran Markets, 
Mertropouitan Ponice, MeTrRopouitaN Potice Act, 
Merropouitan Warer, Mititia, Mitner, Monun, 
Mupce, Mumsaies Licutuouse, Municipat Cor- 
PORATIONS.—Navat Commissions, Nava. IMprEss- 
MENT, Navat Timber, Newrounp.anpb, News- 
PAPERS.—OLIive Oit, One-Pounp Nores.—Parisu 
Vestries, PARLIAMENT (Reform or) Act, Paruia- 


MENTARY Papers, PARLIAMENTS (TRIENNIAL) Par-- 


LIAMENTS(TRIENNIAL)AND VoreE By BaLLot, PaTENTS 
(Law or), PAWNBROKERS, PENsions, Perrott, PERRY, 
PerersFig.D (Cnurcner’s CoLtieGe), Pinotace, 


— — -- 





Pitt, Puvuraities, Potisn Exines, Poor Laws, Poor 
Removat, Poor Rates, Poor Rates’ AssessmMENtTs, 
Poor (SETTLEMENT OF THE), Post Orrice, Prize 
FicuTinG, Protestant Dissenters.— Ratinc oF 
TENEMENTS, Reciprocity oF Duties Acts, Reeve, 
Recistry oF Birtnus, &amp;c., RELIGIous ASSEMBLIEs, 
Rewicious Osservances, Revicious Opinions, Re- 
Licious ToLeraTion, Request (Courts or) WeEsr- 
MINSTER), Rippon Trape, Rosison, Ross, Russia 
AND Turkey.—Sarety Lames, Saint MartTin-in- 
THE-Fietps, ScotrLann ( ANDERSTON POLICE 
ACT, ARRESTMENT OF WAGES, ATTORNIES’ TAX. 
— BANKRUPT Laws, BuRGH CORPORATIONS. — 
CAITHNESS FLAG QUARRIES, CHURCHES, CHURCH 
OF SCOTLAND, CHURCH PATRONAGE, COURTS OF 
LAw.—EDUCATION, ENTAILS (LAW OF.)—GENERAL 
TURNPIKE AcT, GLascow LOTTERY.—INCORPO- 
RATED TRADES, Law ReEFoRM, Lorp’s Day BILt 
(SESS. 1833). — MEDICAL CORPORATIONS, Mon- 
TROSE PARISH CHURCH.— RENFREW Roaps, 
RoaD ASSESSMENTS, RoOSS-SHIRE HEAD BureGu, 
Royat BuRGHS (CONVENTION OF), Royatr 
BurGcus GAoLs. — SAVINGS’ BANKS, ScCHOOL- 
MASTERS, SCHOOLS, SEQUESTRATIONS, STIRLING 
HosPiTAL, SWIN CHANNEL.—TEINDS, TITHE ON 
FisH, TURNPIKE Roaps, YEOMANRY CAVALRY), 
SEAMEN, SEPTENNIAL Act, SEWERS (COMMISSIONERS 
oF), Sewers (Limenouse), Sewers (WEsTMINSTER), 
SuHawt Manuracture, SHepton MAuuetr CuHari- 
TIES, SHips (Royat GeorGe anpD Boyne), SILverR 
STANDARD, SKERRIES LIGHTHOUSE, SLAVERY, SiLa- 
very AROLITION Act, SMALL LivinGs, SMITHFIELD 
Market, Soxrpiers’ Famities, Spanisn Cuaims, 
Sparrow, Speirir Licenses, Spirits, Stamp Duty 
ON CONVEYANCES, Stamp Duty on ReceErpts, Sta- 
Tore Duty aNnp County Rates, Steam CarriaGes, 
Steam Navication, Sucar Duties (Macrie &amp; Co.), 
Surceons (Cotitece or, Lonpon). — Taxation, 
Taxes oN KNowtepcGe, Tea Duties, Tees Navi- 
GATION, TENEMENTS (SMALL), THAmes TuNNEL, 
Timber, Titnes, Titnes ComMMuTATION, TREGONY 
Boroucn, Trinity House, Tripp, True Sun News- 
PAPER, TURNPIKE Roap Bitits, Turnpike Roap 
Durty, TurRNPIKE Roaps.—VAGRANTS’ REMOVAL Act 
(ScoTLAND AND IRELAND), Vestry MeerincGs 1n 
Cuurcnes, Vicruatters’ Licenses.— UNiversan 
Surrrace, UNsTampep PuBLIcATIONs.—VoTE By 
BaLtotT, Vote By BALLor AND ANNUAL Partia- 
MENTS, Vote BY BALLOT AND SEPTENNIAL AcT.— 
Wates (EstasuisHep Cuurcu 1n), Wautis, Wast- 
NEYs, WHarton, WitutiaMs, Winpow Duty, Woot- 
LEN Mawnuractures, Wootrron’ Bassetrr Poor, 
Wray, WrecGuieswortnh. — York (AINSTY OF THE 
City or), York House. 





Petitions, Pusiic; Select Committee appointed, 14. First 
Report, 28. Second Report, 41. Third Report, 64. Fourth 
Report, 84. Fifth Report,112. Sixth Report, 121. Seventh 
Report, 140. Eighth Report, 158. Power to Committee to 
sit notwithstanding the adjournment of the House, 171. Ninth 
and Tenth Reports, 175. Eleventh Report, 185. Twelfth 
Report, 204. Thirteenth and Fourteenth Reports, 242. Fif- 
teenth and Sixteenth Reports, 248. Seventeenth Report, 263. 
Eighteenth Report, 271. Nineteenth Report, 295. } 
and Twenty-first Reports, 320. _Twenty-second Report, 335. 
Twenty-third Report, 360. Twenty-fourth Report, 378. 
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Reports, 385. Twenty-seventh 
and Twenty-eighth Reports, 392. Twenty-ninth Report, 425. 
Thirtieth 
second Report, 464. Thirty-th'rd and Thirty-fourth Reports, 
470. Thirty-fifth Report, 483. Thirty-sixth and Thirty- 
seventh Reports, 492. Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth Re- 
ports, 510. Fortieth and Forty-first Reports, 526. Forty-. 
second Report, 543. Forty-third Report, 553. Forty-fourth 
Report, 569. Forty-fifth Report, 581. Forty-sixth and Forty- 
seventh Reports, 603. 


wentieth 


eport, 433. Thirty-first Report, 446. Thirty- 





Puiturs, John. Vide Assussep Taxes. 

Puysicrans, CotieceE of. Vide IRELAND. 

Piccott, Solomon. Vide Eventne Lecruresuips. 

Pitotace; Petition of Frecholders and Inhabitants of the 
Isle of Thanet, for the appointment of a Committee to inquire 
into certain abuses by the Corporation of the Trinity House, 
in relation thereto, 33. Referred to Select Committee on Light- 
houses, 75- 


Petition of Owners of British Ships underTwo hun- 





dred tons Burthen, trading between Boulogne and the Scaw, 
for exempting them from the necessity of taking Pilots on 
Board in that Passage, 444. 


——— Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 


Pitots. Vide Cinque Ports Pitors. 

Pirt, Charles; Petition of Charles Pitt, alleging losses in his 
profession of a Surveyor by the interference of the Depart- 
ment of the Land Revenue, and for inquiry, 555- 


PLANTATIONS. 


4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 









PLANTATIONS. 


Suppety.. 


PLuRALITIES, &amp;c.; Petition of Inhabitants of Uxbridge, com- 
plaining of the system of Pluralities, and Non-residence of 
the Clergy, and for relieving the Bishops from their attend- 
ance in the House of Lords, 390. 


Vide Accounts. 


Pouice. Vide MetrRopo.itran Potice. Saint MaRTIN- 
IN-THE-FIELDs. 
GazettE. Vide Accounts. 
Orrices (London.) Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 
82.) 


Pouisn Exi es; Petitions for their relief; From the there-un- 
dersigned, 163. Dundee,229. Ayr, 241. Leith, 266. Bir- 
mingham; Members of the Central Association of Scotland ; 
Aberdeen ; Edinburgh ; 287. Kingston-upon-Hull, 301. Glas- 
gow, 359. Dumfries, 390. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 





Committee upon a certain day, to consider of an Address to 
His Majesty, that some pecuniary assistance be afforded to the 
distressed Poles at present in this country; (The Kina’s 
Recommendation signified); Motion agreed to; Matter 
to be considered ; 348. Committee deferred, 356. Matter 
considered, 373. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Ad- 
dress thereupon ; 383. 


Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 5.) Suprty. 











Poor. 








Poote Bridge; Petition for Bill; Referred to a Committee, 
56. Reported; Billordered; 107. Presented, and read, 122. 
Committed, 133. Reported; to be ingrossed; 249. Passed, 
264. Agreed to by the Lords, 376. Royal Assent, 399. 
Petitions in favour; From Blandford ; Christchurch ; 
* Pool; 249. Poole; Great Canford, &amp;c.; Lytchett, Matravers, 
Lytchett Minster ; 264. 
Petition of Corporation of Poole, against; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered ; 198. John Adey, 
and others, against; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 216, 
Vide Accounts. IreLAND. Woorton Bassett. 
Lasourine. Vide IRELAND. 


- Laws ; Petitions for the Amendment thereof; From Shep- 
ton Mallet, 70. Great Missenden, 99. Westbury; Lacock ; 
114. Thame,150. Great Missenden, 166. Framfield, 296. 





Petition of Christopher Bell, for the establish- 
ment of a National, instead of a parochial system of Poor Laws, 
and the establishment of a National Fund for that purpose, 246. 
Vide Accounts. IRELAND. 





AMENDMENT; Bill for the Amendment and better 





Administration of the Laws relating to the Poor in England and 
Wales; Ordered, 191. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 197. Seed Read- 
ing deferred, 226,253. Billcommitted, 272. Committee de- 
ferred,279. Bill considered; Committee report Progress ; 291. 
Committee deferred, 297, 305, 321. Bill further considered ; 
Committee report Progress ; 325,330. Committee deferred, 
337, 345» 349, 356. Bill further considered ; Committee re- 
port Progress ; 366. Bill further considered, 371. Committee 
report Progress, 372, 376, 384. Motion for reading the Order 
of the day for the House to resolve itself into a Committee ; 
Resolutions (gth June) respecting the Business of the House, 
read ; Amendment proposed, and withdrawn ; Main Question 
agreed to; Bill further considered ; 3y2. Committee, report 
Progress, 393, 401, 409. Bill further considered, 420. Re- 
ported; Bill re-committed ; Considered, and reported ; Da 
appointed for further considering Report ; Bill, as ssitted, 
to be printed; 421. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 440. Resolu- 
tion, That the Bill have precedence of Notices on a certain day, 
445. Bill passed, 449. By the Lords, with Amendments ; 
Day appointed for considering Amendments; Bill, as amended 
by the Lords, to be printed; 583. Amendments considered, 
584. Some agreed to; others disagreed to; 588. Commit- 
tee appointed to draw up Reasons to be offered to the Lords 
at a Conference, 589. Reasons reported, and agreed to; 
Conference to be desired; 591. Lords agree to a Conference, 
594. Time for the Conference being come, Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; 595. Amendments 
made by the Commons tothe Amendments made by the Lords, 
agreed to by the Lords; Lords do not insist on the Amend- 
ments to which this House hath disagreed ; 597. Royal As- 
sent, 598. 

Proceedings in Committee, 291, 





325, 330, 366, 375, 384, 392, 393, 401, 409, 420, 421. 








Petitions against; From Saint 
Andrew, Holborn, and Saint George the Martyr, 251. Saint 
Margaret and Saint John, Westminster, 265. Carshalton, 
266. Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commons of the city of 
London, in Common Council assembled; Saint Mary-le-bone ; 
Paddington ; 268. Glasgow, 269. Saint Pancras; Norwich; 
Canterbury ; Southwark; Birmingham; Deptford; Wapping ; 
270. Trowbridge, 275. Beccles; Wickham Market; Saint 
Luke, Middlesex ; 283. Birmingham; John William Lock- 
wood, A.M.; Leeds; 290. Saint Paul, Covent Garden, (two 
Petitions) ; Saint ee Saint Clement Danes ; 290. 
Castle Donington; Wymondham; 294. Nottingham, 296. 
Exeter; Kingston-upon-Hull ; Cratfield ; 299. Henley-upon 


VoL. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 





Thames; Gloucester; Macclesfield ; Almondbury; Black- 
burn; Horseforth; 303. Boroughbridge; Saint Botolph- 
without-Aldersgate ; 307. Saint Catherine Cree Church, 


- otherwise Christ Church, in the ward of Aldgate; Saint 


Andrew Undershaft, London ; Loughborough ; Helston ; 
Lancaster ; Hereford; North Shields; Mile-End Old Town ; 
Liverpool ; Abingdon; Kensington ; New Brentford ; 308. 
Saint Mary, Newington, 320. Saint George, Middlesex ; 
Wandsworth; Wakefield; 323. Ipswich; Redenhall with 
Harleston ; Wortwell , Oxford ; Halifax ; Saint Saviour, 
Southwark ; Stratford-upon-Avon ; 325. Huddersfield ; 
Wigan; Lowestoft; Wrentham; Ripon; Lockwood ; Mont- 
gomery and Poole; 329. Penzance; Penrith ; Royton; 
Heap; Pendleton; Sutton (Chester); Horwich ; Halliwell ; 
333. Lower Darwen; Springfield; 335. Stockport ; Great 
Bolton ; Little Bolton; Govan; 340. Glasgow; Adding- 
ham ; Bury Saint Edmund’s ; Bristol ; James Young; Bisley ; 
Dumbarton ; Quorndon ; 341. Lavenham, 347. Islington, 
350. Sunderland near the Sea ; Bishopwearmouth ; 351. 
Ovenden ; Paisley ; Knaresborough and Scriven-with-Tenter- 

te; Shoreditch ; Worcester; Bethnal Green; Saint James, 

ath; 353. Marple; Dalton; Yarm; Oldham; Mottram, 
&amp;c.; 358. Ashton-under-Lyne; Whitley, Upper; Bicester 
Market End; 364. Bakewell; Meonstoke; Witheridge ; 
Derby ; Southwark ; Newport, Isle of Wight; Hadleigh ; 
Ilkeston ; 366. Tiverton; Great Massingham; Grimston ; 
Castleacre ; Burnley and Habergham Eaves; Newchurch ; 
Padiham; Bridlington; Rowley Regis ; Barton-upon-Irwell ; 
Wokingham ; Sharples ; 368. Devonport; Ardwick; 371. 
Shrecberr; Campbeltown; Benjamin Wills; Gravesend ; 
376. Greenwich, 377. Shenstone; Sithney; 380. Wood- 
bridge ; Littleport; 384. Pilkington; Hulme; 387. Kes- 
wick, 3809. aidstone, 391. Wokingham; Todmorden and 
Walsden; Kincardine; 398. Walmersley with Shuttleworth ; 
404. Blatchinworth and Calderbrook ; Castleton; Spotland ; 
Wardleworth ; Wuerdle and Wardle; Butterworth ; 407. 
Buxton and other parishes, 408. Worsley, 412. Keixzhley, 
416. Wingrave, 427. Binfield ; Wokingham; 434. Beau- 
champ Roding; Rainow; 436. Wisbech, Saint mary, Isle 
of Ely; Alverstoke; 442. Saint Pancras; Whitechapel ; 
Mile End New Town; 448. Members of the Brentford 
Political Union ; Chairman and Secretary of the Manchester 
Repeal Association; 501. Berwick, County of, 524. 





—z— Petitions in favour; From Wood- 
Newbury, 341. 
Petitions for the Introduction of 


bridge, 290. 





a clause, declaring Persons born in England, Wales and 
Ireland, disqualified from acquiring a settlement in Scotland ; 
From Glasgow, 269. Ayr, 366. 





Petitions for pai ne aes. further 
proceedings on the Bill, until the Country shall have had the 
opportunity of fully considering the probable effect and opera- 
tion thereof; From Bermondsey ; Limehouse; Poplar; 270. 
Cheadle Bulkeley, 329. Sharples, 369. Brinnington, 408. 





Petitions for provision in the Bill 
for rating Owners of Houses let below the yearly value of 10/. 
to the relief of the Poor; From Hereford, 255. Cheadle 
Bulkeley, 329. Westoe, 343. All Saints, Hereford; Saint 
Nicholas, Hereford ; 351. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Chel- 





tenham, for the insertion of a clause therein, that no Vestry 
Meetings be in future held in the Chancel or in the Body of 
a Church, 351. 





Petition of Inhabitant House- 
holders and Rate-payers of Whitechapel, for provision therein 
for preventing Plurality of Votes in Vestry Meetings, and 
the holding of Vestry Meetings in Churches, 384. 





Petitions against the insertion of 
any clause in the Bill, making the Owners of 10/. houses 
liable to Poor Rates ; From Wokingham, 369. Brewood, 405. 
Bristol; Reading ; 416. Woodbridge ; Stradbrook ; Abing- 
don; 436. Liverpool; Selwood; 439. 


Petition of Minister, Churchwar- 





dens and others, of Gravesend, against the insertion of a 
Clause in the Bill giving power or authority for the making 
any adjustment of the Poor Rates, against either distinct or 
united Parishes, on any other principle than that each Parish 
shall bear and pay the Cost and Charge of the maintenance 
of its Poor, and no more, 412. 


Petition of Churchwardens and 





Overseers of _the Poor of Saint Dunstan in the West, Lon- 
don, for the insertion of a clause —- all extra-parochial 
places contributory to the maintenance of the Poor, 427. 





Petition of the Vicar, Church- 
wardens and others, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, for the insertion 
of a clause for rating Landlords in the case of Houses let in 
separate tenements, landings or apartments, 430. 


Vide Extra-PaArocuiAt Places. 











Ratine of TENEMENTS, 
Commission. Vide Accounts. 
—— Rates; Petition of W. Harbett, complaining of the 
increase of the Poor in the Parish of Teddington, Bedford, 
and praying the allotment of small parcels of Land for their 
support, 164. 

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Poor Rates. Vide Accounts. Coau Mines. Fovrsniti 
Poor. Ratine of TENEMENTs. 

AssEessMENTS ; Petition of Persons liable to the 

payment of Poor Rates in Eastbourne, that Owners of Pro- 

perty, and not Occupiers, be rated to the Poor, 359. 


Removat; Petition of the Churchwardens, Overseers 
of the Poor, and Select Vestry of Salford, complaining of the 
charges made for Fees by Magistrates’ Clerks, on the removal 
of Paupers to their own parish, 245. 

Poor, Settlement of the; Petition of Parishioners of Kessingland, 
against the proposed change in the law relating thereto, 2go. 


Port CromMELIN HarBour. Vide IRELAND. 
——- of Canton. Vide East INDIA. 
of Lonpon. Vide Lonpon. 


Postace. Vide CHELTENHAM. Newsparers PosTAGE. 
Nortu AMERICA. 


Post, GenerRAL, Detivery ; Bill for the better regulating the 
Delivery of Letters and Newspapers transmitted by the General 
Post Office; Ordered, 181. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 190. Bill 
put off for six months, 262. 


Orrice; Motion for laying before the House a Copy of 
any further Evidence taken by the Commissioners of Revenue 
Inquiry, respecting the Post Office Department; also, any 
draft of a Report by the said Commissioners, and transmitted 
by them to the Treasury, on the expiration of the said Com- 
mission ; Motion withdrawn, 27. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Cheltenham, com- 
plaining of the additional charge of one penny on the delivery 
of Letters sent by the General Post, 95. 

Petition of Inhabitants of East Stonehouse, for 
relief from the Tax of one penny charged on all Letters and 
Newspapers sent by the Post to or from Stonehouse, 250. 


Motion for presenting an Address to His Ma- 
jesty, praying that His Majesty will be graciously pleased to 
place the Office of Postmaster-General under the management 
of a Board of Commissioners, as has been strongly recom- 
mended from time to time in the Reports made by three Com- 
missions appointed to inquire into and report on the Manage- 
ment of the Post Office ; Motion withdrawn, 386. 


Vide Accounts. (ADDRESgEs, 83, 84.) CHEL- 
TENHAM. Penny PostaGe. 

Packets (Holyhead.) Vide Accounts. 

and Packet Service; Motion for presenting 
an Address to His Majesty, praying that His Majesty will be 
graciously pleased to appoint a Commission to inquire into the 
management of the Post Office and Packet Service ; Question 
Neg. thereupon, 434. 

— Roaps. Vide IRELAND. 


Powick Bripce; Petition for leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill; Referred to a Committee, 141. Reported; Leave 
given; Petition presented accordingly; Referred to a Com- 
mittee; 145. Reported; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders ; 150. (Vide STANDING ORDERS.) 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 159. 

Poynincs Common Road. Vide HEnFiELpD. 

Poynter, Thomas. Vide Winpow Durty. 

Prayers; Usual Order relating thereto, 11. 

PreroGATive Courr of CANTERRURY. Vide Accounts. 


Press, Liberty of the; Bill to secure the Liberty of the Press ; 
Ordered, 39. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 64. Second Reading 
deferred, 116, 139, 191, 213, 217, 247. 


Preston and Wican Railway; Petition for Bill; Referred to 
a Committee, 15. Reported; Bill ordered ; 25. Presented, 
and read, 32. Committed, 61. Reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 118. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
145. Passed, 150. By the Lords, with Amendments, 207. 
Considered, 208. Agreed to, 209. Royal Assent, 321. 


Petitions in favour; From Li- 
verpool, 79. Preston ; Preston Gas Works Company ; Ribble 
Navigation, Proprietors of ; 93. Thomas Houghton; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 97. Man- 
chester, 113. 









































Petitions against ;, From James 
Eccersley ; Robert Josias Jackson Norreys; Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 93. Trustees of the 
Bolton-le- Moors Road ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 106. 

Prince Leopotp. Vide Accounts. 


Printine; Lords request a Conference upon the subject of 
certain Resolutions for effecting a saving of expense, and giving 
additional facilities in the printing of Reports and other Pro- 
ceedings in both Houses of Fuiataent: House agrees to a 
Conference; 220. The time for the Conference being come, 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and Report of Reso- 
lutions thereupon; 224. 

Prisoners. Vide Accounts. (AppREssEs, 85.) 


CLASSIFICATION of. (Vide AppreEssgs, 86.) 


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———— Counset; Bill for enabling Prisoners and others 
to make their defence by Counsel or ae? Ordered, 191. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 195. Second Reading deferred, 291. Bill 
committed, 355. Committee deferred, 402, 441. Bill con- 
sidered ; Committee report Progress ; 427. Bill further con- 
sidered ; Committee report ares 457- Bill further con- 
sidered ; 478. Report deferred, 485. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 497. Passed, 
§ll. 





Proceedings in Committee, 426, 427, 





457, 478. 

Petition of the Chairman of the Magis- 
trates assembled in Midsummer Quarter Sessions 1834, for 
the County of Salop, against, 478. 

Prisons. Vide Accounts. 


Private Bit Fees; Select Committee appointed to investi- 
gate the Nature and Amount of Fees, Charges and Expenses 
attendant upon the progress and passing of Private Bills, and 
to report thereon, 106. Power to Committee to send for 
Persons, Papers and Records, 142. Member added, 222. 
Power to report Opinion, together with Minutes of Evidence; 
Report, with Resolutions, to lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 539. 

Bits ; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving 
Private Petitions, Bills and Reports of Bills, 10. 


Resolution respecting Appeals, read; Com- 
mittee appointed ; 13. 

Vide BiLts. 

Worsuip. Vide Revicious AssEMBLIES. 


Privitece, Breacu of ; Complaint made of a Breach of 
Privilege contained in a Newspaper, intituled, “The Exa- 
miner,” dated 10th November 1833; the said Paper was de- 
livered in at the Table; 12. Paragraph complained of, read ; 
Motion, That the matter of the oid Complaint be referred to 
a Committee of Privileges, 1o examine into and report upon 
the same to The House; Motion, That the Orders of the Day 
be now read; Question Neg. thereupon ; Main Question put; 
Committee appointed ; to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Paper complained of, referred ; Instruction to meet on 
a certain day; 17. Member excused from serving on the 
Committee, 20. Others added, 22. Report; to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 30. 


Prize Ficutinc; Petition of Inhabitants of Staines, for the 
suppression thereof, 502. 

Money. Vide M‘Doveatt, Duncan. 

Procurators Fiscat. Vide ScorLanp. 

Property, TRANSFER of. Vide TRANSFER Of Property. 

Prosecutions for Linen, Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 87.) 


ProtesTtaNT DissEnTERs; Petitions for their Relief; From 
Members of the Committee of the Protestant Society for the 
Protection of Religious Liberty, 7. Bridport,9. Romsey, 13. 
Newport (Isle of Wight) ; Marsden; London (Three Denomi- 
nations of Dissenters),16. Frome; Lowestoft; Ryde; 21. War- 
minster, 25. Toxteth Park, 34. Chumleigh ; Stanstead and 
Mountfitchet ; 38. Glamorgan, 44. Stourbridge, 48. Little 
Baddow ; Braunston; Wethersfield; Halstead; Buckfast- 
leigh ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Tewkesbury ; 57. East Bud- 
leigh, 62. Warminster, 64. Tutbury; Norwich ; Redenhall- 
cum-Harleston ; 66. Brompton; Ashburton; Ottery Saint 
Mary; Plymouth ; Portsea; Bridge Croft, Hindley; Harlow ; 
Great Wigborough ; Kelvedon; Epping; Brentwood; Mal- 
don; 70. Holmfirth ; Skipton; Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Guild- 
ford ; Sawbridgeworth ; Easingwold ; Devizes ; Stratford-upon- 
Avon ; Broadway, Worcester; Carr’s-lane, Birmingham ; 
Angel-street Chapel, Worcester; Silver-street Chapel, Wor- 
cester; Great Dunmow; the Old Meeting House, Nuneaton ; 
Downton; Cole-street Chapel, Evesham; Mill-street Chapel, 
Evesham; David Murray, Minister of the Independent Chapel, 
Lapford ; Sevenoaks ; Oat-street, Evesham; Carnarvon ; 
Pickering ; 74. Maendy ; Bassingbourn ; Tiverton ; Blockley ; 
Southampton ; Mere; Birdbush ; Henstridge and Statbridge ; 
Shaftesbury; Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Wigan; Llanboidy and 
Llangan; Llantrisaint; 80. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 83. Frome 
Selwood; Lincoln; Pocklington; Westhoughton; Bridge- 
water (three Petitions); Greaseley.; Staplehurst ; Saint 
Helen’s, Prescot; Bridlington and Bridlington Quay; 86. 
Castle Camps; Linton; Penrith; 87. High-street, Lan- 
caster; Barnstaple; Sedbergh; Gildersome; Hare-court, 
Aldersgate-street ; Southport ; Eastwood ; Stapleford; Aller- 
ton; Huddersfield; Great Driffield; Haworth; Settle ; 
Ramsden-street Chapel, Huddersfield ; Long Preston; Hor- 
ton-lane Chapel, Bradford; High Pavement Chapel, Not- 
tingham ; Thorne and Stainforth; 89. Narborough ; New- 
ton Burgaland ; Enderby; Market Harborough; Mansfield ; 
Thurlaton; Ullesthorpe; Husbands Bosworth ; Lutterworth ; 
Earl Shilton ; Hugglescote ; Bardon Park ; Burnham Market ; 
Wells-next-the-Sea; Llanvillo and Llangorse; Dyfnnock ; 
Talgarth; Brecknock; Ellesmere; Rhes-y-cae; Moelfre ; 
Bradford (Wilts); Llanrwst; Protestant Dissenters of Scar- 
borough ; Inhabitants of mavens Holywell; Saint 
Asaph ; Langafelach ; Baptists © egret ;. Mos- 
tyn; Swansea; Ystrangunlais; Swansea ( four Petitions) ; 

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Unitarians of Swansea ; Independents of Swansea (two Pe- 
titions); Baran and Clydach ; Glandwr; Langevelach ; Island 
of Jersey; Boroughbridge; Glastonbury; Barton Saint Da- 
vid; Llanedy; Penmaen and Iiston; Langyfelach; Oyster- 
mouth; Llanrhidian ; Halstead ; Ridgewell; Thaxted ; T'row- 
bridge; Lyme Regis; Stock and Wickford; Northallerton ; 
Poole (two Petitions); Kenilworth; Eatington; Loxley; Al- 
cester; Wilmcote; 94. Denbigh, 96. Devonport; Sydden- 
ham (Oxford); Saint Ives (Huntingdon); Yardley; Knuts- 
ford; Arundel; Saint Paul’s Chapel, Hindley; Saint Paul’s 
Chapel, Wigan; Ashton-in-Mackerfield; Chesham ; Glandwr ; 
Wingrave; Beccles; Paulton; Shepton Mallet; Honiton ; 
Mold; Buckley Mountain; Hunmanby and Muston; 98. 
Redditch, 104. Blakeney, 106. Wiveliscombe; Wellington 
(Somerset); Ringwood; Wareham; Blandford Forum; Bea- 
minster ; Christchurch (Hants) ; Fareham ; Hoxton Academy 
Chapel; Dissenting Ministers of the three Denominations 
residing in London and Westminster; Macclesfied; Kid- 
derminster; Whickham and Winlaton; Haydon Bridge; 
Kidderminster, Bedworth; Lydney; New Mill, Tring; 
mete &amp; Wolston; Haverhill ; Kislingbury ; Whitby; Marl- 
borough ; Portsea; 108. Bonsall; Huddersfield; Ilkeston ; 
Whitchurch (Salop); Steele; Wirksworth ; Shelton in the 
Staffordshire Potteries ; Unitarians of Chester; 110. Scots 
Lane, Salisbury; Salisbury; Dartmouth; Meltham; Lock- 
wood, near Huddersfield ; Barnoldswick ; Wareham; Earby ; 
Thuristoneand Penistone; Dewsbury; Colne; Leeds; Pendle- 
bury ; Shrewsbury; Dovor; Green Hammerton and Great 
Ouseburn ; rs goer Heckmondwike ; Spalding ; North- 
owram ; Manchester ; Bishop’s Stortford ; Thornton; Man- 
chester and Salford ; Petersfield and Liss; Lichfield ; Dews- 
bury; Whitchurch; King’s Norton and Alvechurch ; Whyhall 
Heath ; Saint Pancras; Ashton-under-Lyne (two Petitions) ; 
Llywel; Llangunnider; Horton College; Southmolton ; Bir- 
mingham (four Petitions); Sunderland; Bishopwearmouth and 
Monkwearmouth ; Coleford; Thornbury; Sutton Valence ; 
Tenterden ; Chatham, Rochester and their vicinities ; Totnes ; 
Morleigh; Blaenavon and Caerleon, Usk and Pontypool ; 
Abergavenny; Wolverhampton; 113. Lewes (two Petitions) ; 
East Grinstead ; Havant; Botley; Llangynwyd; Bridgend ; 
Landevoduck; Bridgend (Glamorgan); Buckingham; Al- 
friston ; Burton; Boroughbridge; axsctk: Kirkham ; Nor- 
wood; Abbots Bromley and Hixon; Uttoxeter; George- 
street Chapel, Leeds; High Burton; Leek; Bridge-street, 
Bradford; Sutton and Ikornshaw; Cowling Hill (York); 
Westgate Chapel, Bradford; Wigan; Hailsham; Cuckfield ; 
Lindfield and Ardingly; Walsall; Old Meeting - house, 
Buckingham ; Garstang; New Alresford; Odiham ; Whit- 
church ; Burton-upon-Trent ; Tadcaster ; Salford ; Abingdon ; 
Wandsworth ; Kingston-upon-Thames ; Stafford ; Penzance ; 
117. English Baptists of Cardiff; Welsh Baptists of Car- 
diff ; Dissenters of Cardiff; Cadoxtone ; Tongwynlais ; Wain- 
trodau ; Capel Gwilym ; Caerphilly; Llancarvan; Pentyrch ; 
Croesypark ; Cowbridge; Twynyrodyn; Llysfaen: Merthyr 
Tydvil; Agden; Barbican, London; Farnham; 119. Tun- 
bridge; Alton; Warwick; Longparish; Bromsgrove ; Shep- 
ton Mallet; Wincanton; Gloucester; Builth; Llanavanvawr, 
and other places; Leominster; Solihull; Warwick; 123. 
Dudley; Knaresborough, 124. Calne; Kington; Burnley; 
125. Poole,129. Nuneaton; Winchester; Rugby; Ather- 
stone; Stalybridge; Bedale; Bromyard; Ross; Walworth ; 
Wotton Underedge; Ripley (Hants); Leeds; Ecclesfield ; 
Pudsey; Bingley; Sheffield; Nether Chapel, Sheffield ; 
Burnley; Throop; Castletown, Marshfield; Shelton; 1934. 
Tisbury ; Ludgershall; Semley; Liverpool (eleven Petitions) ; 
New Cross, Deptford; Greenwich Road; Stoke Green; 
Ipswich ; East Bergholt; 137. Briston; Fakenham; Paul’s 
Meeting, Taunton; Mary-street, Taunton ; Silver-street, Taun- 
ton; Great Yarmouth; Bisley ; Fulwood and Bishop’s Hall ; 
Hebden Bridge; Idle; 138. Cambridge ; Wickham Market ; 
Woodbridge; Barnard Castle; Pimlico; Northampton ; 
Framlingham ; Halesworth ; Northampton ; Hamsterly ; Ux- 
bridge; Islington; Dolau and Newbridge; Canterbury ; Nay- 
land; Somersham; Halesworth; Tunstall; ‘Bow; Newton 
Abbot and Newton Bushel; Croyde; Island of Portland ; 
Sudbury; Horsley ; Newington Chapel, Liverpool; Great 
George-street, tg Cowes; Corsley; Crockerton ; 
Boxford ; Boston; Bilston; Rodborough and Woodchester, 
Stroud ; Harwich ; Hail Weston; Stroud ; Ruscomb, Stroud ; 
Stonehouse, Stroud ; Old Chapel, Stroud ; Hadleigh; Ram- 
sey; Saint Neot’s (three Petitions); Painswick; Minchin- 
hampton ; os Maize Hill, Greenwich; Woolwich; 
142. Liverpool, 145. Holmfirth, Hepworth and other places ; 
Lye Waste; Astwood; Kidderminster; Salendine Nook, 

uddersfield ; Chishill; Hales Owen; Totteridge; Castle 
Hedingham; Debenham; Creaton ; Southminster, Burnham 
and Tillingham; Great Berkhamstead ; Dukingfield; Bos- 
ton; Guilokeeingh; 146. Sudbury; Newport, Monmouth 
(four Petitions); Saint Melon’s (Monmouth); Birmingham ; 
Wakefield; 150. Poole; Loughborough (three Petitions) ; 
Loughborough and Mount Sorrel; Sheepshead; Ashby- 
de-la-Zouch ; Cerne Abbas; Westbromwich; Leeds; Bury ; 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Maidstone; Llanrhidian, Higher ; 
Llandilo-Talybont ; Southwold; Pitchcombe; Painswick 
Chapel, Stroud; Northampton; Ashby-de-la-Zouch; Bun- 


Vor. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


Protestant Diss—ENTERs—Petitions for Relief—continued. gays Salisbury ; Kingswiuford ; Dronfield; Caunock ; Friar 


ate (Derby); Ripon; Bosto (two Petitions); CQuorndon 
and Woodhouse; Campden ; Chinnor; Codford and Wiley ; 
Horningham; Hertford; Birmingham; Heanor; Ear!’s 
Colne; Dover; Felling Shore (Durham); Greasley; Holy- 
head; 155. Leicester; Landisilio; Saint Clears and Llan- 
gunnin; Llanwinio; Llanwrda and Llansadurn; Llanddarog 
and Langunnon; Abergwith, Llanegwad and Llanfynydd ; 
Kenarth and Langeler; Llanedy; Llanfyhangel Rhose-y- 
Com; Henlean Amjoed and adjoining Parishes; Kinwill 
Caio and Pencaieg; Pembrey; Lanstephan, Langunnock 
and Langain; Llanfihangel Wrarth; Brigg; Barton-upon- 
Humber; Pateley Bridge; 161. Trelech, Conwyl and 


_ Abernant; Gainsborough; Charlesworth ; Leicester (two Pe- 


tions); Andover; Mydrim and Llanfihangel Abercowin ; 
Yeovil; Hatch Beauchamp ; Staple-fitzpaine ; Buckland Saint 
Mary; Yeovil; North Curry ; Norton Fitzwarren; Northcroft- 
lane, Newbury ; Northbrook-street, Newbury; Berks; Wan- 
tage; Hemel Hempstead; Bottisham; aterbeach and 
Landbeach ; Gamlingay ; Newnham; Royston ; Maulden and 
Ampthill; Thurleigh; Stevington; Harrold; Cotton End, 
Cardington ; Carlton ; Newbury; Birmingham; Henley; 
Ipswich (three Petitions); Wigton; Bridport; Cradley ; 
Lofthouse; Bury Saint Edmund’s; Eythorne; Ramsgate ; 
Saint Peter’s (Isle of Thanet); Milton-next-Sittingbourne ; 
Wallingford ; Moreton-in-the-Marsh ; Lyme Regis ; Boston ; 
Kensington ; Sutton Veny; Stockbridge ; Staines; Prescot ; 
Newport; Lingfield; Keysoe; Dunstable and Houghton 
Regis; Little Staughton; Roxton; Blunham; Luton; 162. 
King’s Lynn; Amersham; Olney; Aylesbury; Stony Strat- 
ford; Banbury; Boston; North Crawley; Newport Pag- 
nell; Chenies; Chipping Norton; Dartford; Hythe; 
Swanage; Waltham Abbey; Boston Circuit; Wilton; Nor- 
thampton (two Petitions); Warrington; Burnham; Tint- 
wistle; Bedford; Horwich; Bury (Lancaster) ; Sherrington ; 
Stoke Goldington Olney; King’s Lynn; Grantham; East- 
cheap, London; Churchtown; Basingstoke; Saint James’s, 
Westminster; Elswick; Cannon-street, London; Preston; 
Bulkington; Wellow, in the Isle of Wight; 166. Uley (two 
Petitions), 174. Bradfield; Ashley; Milford (Hants); Ly- 
mington; Fordingbridge; 175. Coedglishon; Bishopwear- 
mouth ; Llanwenog; 179. Sydling Saint Nicholas; 185. 
Liverpool ; Ystraddyfodwe; Dinnas Colliery; Newbridge ; 
Liantrissent ; Braunton; Machynlleth; Doncaster; Broad- 
way; Kingsbridge and Dodbrook ; Basford; Honley ; East 
Teignmouth ; Westbury ; Easington-lane ; Houghton-le-Spring ; 
Hetton-le-Hole; Chester-le-Street ; 187. Sheerness ; High- 
bury ; Bridgnorth ; London ; Hackney ; Stepney; Norwich ; 
189. Sedgley; Smarden; Edenbridge, &amp;c.; Clare (Suffolk) ; 
Basaleg; Brighton; Epsom; Dorking, Leatherhead and Rei- 
gate; 190. Poole Moor; Hambleden; 193. Northampton, 
195. Bideford; Bampton; Deptford;. Rose-lane Chapel, 
Ratcliff; Milborne Port; Titchfield; Barnet; Birmingham ; 
Longford; Saffron Walden; Over Darwen; Buntingford ; 
Rochdale ; Newington; Holbeck ; Rawden; Ossett ; Sed, ley ; 
Leeds ; Castlecombe ; Corsham ; Pontesbury; Holt (Wilts); 
Bacup; Rochdale; Shrewsbury; 199. Welford; Moulton 
and Pitsford ; Brington ; Towcester; Byfield ; Crick ; Milton, 
otherwise Middleton Malzor; Road; Cranbrook; Framingham 
Pigot; Rolvenden; 202; Ravensthorpe, 206. East Dere- 
ham; Watton; Mattishall; Akeman-street, Tring ; Bluntisham- 
cum-Earith ; Great Gransden; Warboys; Broughton; Win- 
laton; Barking; Wincanton; Cheslyn Hay; Folkestone; 
Bowl-Alley-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull; Kingston-upon-Hull ; 
211. Wathsfield; Taunton; Wymondham; Llandeilofawr 
and Llandibie; Laughorne and Lianddowrur; Saint Mary 
Kidwelly and Saint Ishmael ; ee and Llanllwny ; 
Mothvey and Llangadog; Liangadeirn and Llandyfeilog ; 
North Walsham; Presbytery of the United Secession Church, 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; 212. Charmouth; Wolvey; Turn- 
ditch ; Barrow ; Beaumaris; Llaner-chymedd, Pen y sarn and 
Capel-newydd ; Aylsham ; Bolton; Blackshawhead Chapel, 
Stansfield ; Wollertan and Westanswick; Presbyterian Con- 
gregation, Whitchurch ; Broseley ; Drayton ; Wem; Berwick- 
upon-Tweed ; Castlecary ; Ruabon; Rhose (three Petitions) ; 
Tainant ; Pontcysyllte; Cefn Mawr (two Petitions); Penycae ; 
Cefn Bechan; Ruabon; Rhosymedre; English Wesleyans of 
Cefn Mawr; Rhosymedre; Ruabon; Erbistock ; Plymouth ; 
Headcorn; Biggleswade ; Shefford; Wrestlingworth ; Sharn- 
brook ; Turvey ; Wootton; Cranfield ; Rillington, near Mal- 
ton; Kirkby Coandal ; Lincoln ; Luddenden ; Ruthin; Stans- 
field; Handsworth-Woodhouse; 214. Hawkchurch; Tod- 
morden; Lane End and Lane Delph; Coxbench; 215. Deal, 
216. Redruth; Chatteris; Duxford ; Attercliffe; Upper Hal- 
lam; Bolton; Soham; Foulmire; 219. Tynemouth, 221. Cor- 
ton,227. Launceston, 229. Little Eaton; Heanor; Matlock 
Bath; Melbourne; Repton; Belper; Tipton; 233. Guisbo- 
rough; Leighton Buzzard; Otley; Stamford ; Queenshead ; 
Hebden Bridge ; Rendham ; 235. Sandbach; Dudley ; Tam- 
worth; Eldon-street, London; Hareland; Verwood ; Saffron 
Walden; Keighley; the there-undersigned Wesleyan Me- 
thodists ; Farsley ; Worcester ; Kingsland ; Stainland ; Black- 
ley; Leeds; Bramley; 242. Grooby and Glenfield; Syston ; 
Sutton-in-the-Elms ; Glenn; Market Bosworth, Barton and 
Barlstone; Great Wigston ; Hinckley; Thurmaston ; Barkby 
and Belgrave; Glenfield; Inhabitants of Ansty; Primitive 

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Protestant DissenTERS— Petitions for Relief—cuntinued. 
Methodists of Ansty; Austrey; Westgate Chapel, Wakefield ; 
Humberstone and Knighton; New Shoreham; Bretherton ; 
Mankinholes Chapel, Langfield ; Accrington, near Blackburn ; 
Millwood ; Stalybridge; 245. Ponteland ; Northumberland ; 
Mason Dinnington ; th il ; Bell’s Close, Northumber- 
land ; Wylam ; Newburn; Throckley ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; 
246. Newcastle-upon-Tyne (two Petitions); Fawdon; Bigges 
Main, Longbenton ; Saint Anthony’s, Byker; Killingworth ; 
Carville; Kenton; 247. Bruton; Baldock ; Truro; Carmar- 
then; Jewin-street, Cripplegate; New-Park-street, South- 
wark ; Crown-street Chapel, Soho; Carmarthen ; Upper Han- 
ley and Northwood Chapel; Eagle-street, Red Lion-square ; 
Bushey ; Tabor; Llangloffan ; Tabes; Fishguard ; Saint Da- 
vid’s, and Salva and Trefgarn; Nailsworth; Little New 
Castle; Devonport and Stonehouse ; 250. Manchester, 251. 
Llandrillo; Brookside, Derby ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne; En- 
field ; 252. Manningtree and Wix; Coggleshall; Hebron ; 
Llwy-yr-hwrdd ; Rothing ; Beckington ; Helen’s Lane, Col- 
chester; Bala; Welsh Pool; Stambourn; Braintree; Wi- 
tham; Eld Lane, Colchester; Lion Walk, Colchester; Nor- 
folk-street, Lynn Regis ; Baddow-lane, Chelmsford ; Rochford, 
Rayleigh, and other places ; Chepping Wycombe ; Kendal ; 
George-street, Manchester; Saint George’s Road, Manches- 
ter; Members of the Scotch Secession Church, Lloyd-street 
Chapel, Manchester; Glossop Dale; Marple Bridge; Brain- 
tree; Elder Yard Chapel, Chesterfield ; Chapel-en-le-Frith, 
and other places; Glasgow; Haddenham; Stone; White 
Row Cha &lt; Spitalfields; Durham; Old Gravel Pit Meeting 
House, Hackney; Dedham; Langham; Billericay; Stoke 
Ash; Horham; Wrentham; Stonham ; Eye; Hoxne; Alde- 
burgh ; Newmarket; Stradbroke; Sherborne; Wotton Bas- 
sett; Steeple Bumpstead ; Brighouse ; Mile-End Road Cha- 
el, London; Sion Chapel, Halifax; High-street Chapel, 
Stockport ; Watford ; Cottenham; Ashton-under-Lyne ; Lod- 
diswell; Halifax; Warminster; Great Marlow; Darlington; 
Horsham; Trinitarian Protestant Dissenters; Luddenden Foot : 
Mount-street Chapel, Blackburn; 254. Blackburn, 255. 
Wooburn; West Wycombe; Wendover; Prince’s Risbo- 
rough; Wimborne Minster ; Chester-street Chapel, Wrexham; 
Penybryn Chapel, Wrexham ; Yeovil; Ilchester ; Spalding ; 
Yarcombe ; South Petherton ; Llandovery; Alford; Kirton-in- 
Lindsey ; Coningsby and Tattershall ; Henley-upon-Thames ; 
Copthorn Turner’s Hill and West Hoathly ; Hurstmonceux ; 
Sussex Congregational Association; Great and Little Brough- 
ton; Henfield ; 259. Wells-street, Oxford-street; Rugeley ; 
March, Isle of Ely; Northumberland Presbytery; 261. Rich- 
mond (Surrey); Warrington; Belfast; Risley ; Maryport ; 
Tooting; Cockermouth; Chester; 266. Oswestry (two Peti- 
tions) ; Pant ; Whittington ; Llansilin, &amp;c. Wortley; Peterbo- 
rough; Shortwood; 270. Tredegar; Sabden; Basselleg; 
Stockport ; Hyde; Partington; 275. Bamford; Middleton ; 
Northwich ; Congleton ; Great Torrington; Barkway ; Lei- 
cester ; James Charles Mulligan; Thatcham; Brewood ; Tot- 
tenham Court Chapel, Mary-le-bone ; Finsbury; Saint Mary 
Axe, London; Birmingham; 283. Brimpton ; Bristol ; 
Carlisle ; Falmouth ; Liverpool ; Birmingham; Falmouth ; 
287. Poultry, London; 296. Bury Saint Edmund’s; Wo- 
burn ; Dunstable ; Salem Chapel, Brighton ; Stebbing ; 
Terling ; Loughton; Chelmsford ; Hatfield Broad Oak ; Hors- 
forth ; Yelling; Arlington and Bibury; Winslow ; Scotland- 
street, South-street and Bow-street Chapels, Sheffield ; Ha- 
worth ; Diss ; Hosiers-street, Reading ; Fairford ; 299. 
Stockport; Sheffield; Mytholmroyd ; 308. Poplar; Saint 
George’s-in-the-East; Kentisbeer ; Handsworth ; Malmes- 
bury; 323. Bampton; Earls Colne; Great Clacton; Little 
Clacton; Frating-cum-Thorington ; Alresford; Great Hol- 
land; Mickleham; Corney; Crosby Garret ; Witham ; Brad- 
field, Mistley and Manningtree; Bowness; Faulkbourne; 
Great Salkeld ; Colne Engaine; Segrave; Great Bentley ; 
Cumwhitton ; Stanwix ; Dice: Sonlby ; Castlesowerby ; 
Wivenhoe; Long Marton; Distington; Cole Orton; East 
Clandon; Kirkbride; Asby; Lazonby; Whitwick ; Clifton and 
Cliburn ; Saint John-in-Crosthwaite; 334. Ware,335. Bermond- 
sey; Horselydown; Stowmarket ; Bewdley; 341. Seale-Swep- 
stone; Snarestone; Croxton Kerrial; Arlecdon; 350. Clitheroe, 
351. Cleckheaton ; Hackney; Collingham ; 353. Yeadon ; 
Wilmslow ; 359. Wellington (Salop), 369. Sandwich, &amp;c.; 
Glyn Geiriog; Llangollen; Staindrop; 381. Hastings; Mitchel- 
dever; Leeds ; Coles-street, Dover-road ; West Drayton; Co- 
ventry ; 388. Bridekirk ; Sible Hedingham ; Uldale ; Bolton ; 
Lowestoft; Carleton Colville; Fritton ; Sulton ; Hopton ; Lound; 
Herringfleet ; Blundeston ; Somerleyton ; Mutford,; Barnaby 
and Rushmere ; Corton and Gunton ; Belton; Gisleham and 
Kessingland ; Syleham ; Weybread; Saxtead ; Bedfield ; 
Metfield ; Kelsale-cum-Carlton ; Walpole; Redgrave-with- 
Botesdale; Mickfield ; Swilland ; Offton-cum-Bricet Parva ; 
Somersham ; Great Bricett and Wattisham; Ringshall; Ash- 
bocking; Badley; Akenham; Barham; Helmingham; Bark- 
ing-with-Darmsden ; Battisford ; Hemingstone ; Needham 
Market ; Nettlestead ; Blakenham Parva; Coddenham ; 
Haveningham and Linstead Magna and Parva; South Cove ; 
Darsham ; Bramfield ; Frostenden ; Wenhaston and Blyford; 
Leiston-cum-Sizewell ; Thorington ; Walton; Trimley Saint 
Mary; Newbourne ; Felixstow; Martlesham ; Hemley ; Ot- 
ley; Kettleburgh ; Kenton ; Brandeston; Easton; Earl 


Soham; Marlesford; Sternfield; Bruiseyard; Saxmundham; 
Wantisden ; Blaxhall; Great Glemham; Glemham Parva; 
Aldeburgh ; Ufford; Hollesley ; Wickham Market ; Shottis- 
ham; Bromeswell; Bawdsey; Honingham-with-East Tud- 
denham ; Wortham ; Washbrook ; Copdock ; Stratford ; 
Wenham Parva; Holbrook ; Woolverstone ; Chattisham ; 
East Bergholt; Brantham ; Belstead ; Stutton; Wherstead ; 
Hintlesham ; Bentley ; Holton Saint Mary; Freston; Hig- 
ham; Wenham Magna; Sproughton; Chelmondiston ; Capel 
Saint Mary ; Raydon; Tattingstone ; Shotley ; Saint Bees ; 
Bromfield ; Torpenhow ; Scaleby ; Icklingham, Saint James 
and All Saints ; Ellingham; Dalston ; Newbiggin; Thursby ; 
Camerton ; Aspatria; Boxford; Great Musgrave; Pulham, 
Saint Mary-the-Virgin and Saint Mary Magdalen; Kirkland ; 
Fairsted ; Acton, Great Waldingfield and Little Waldingfield; 
Redenhall-with-Harleston ; Lanelian-yn-Rhos ; Bettws-yn- 
Rhos ; Gilcrux ; Storrington, Sullington, and other places ; 
Edwardston ; Hepworth ; Stanstead ; wee Stokeinteign- 
head; Llanddilas ; 389. Swansea; Wells; 397. Staple- 
ford, Tawney and Thoydon Mount; North Ockendon; Little 
Baddow; East Ham; Boreham; Nuneaton ; Cadeby and 
Kibworth ; 398. Haslingden; Faversham ; 400. Fowlness; 
High Ongar ; Stowlangtoft; 416. Hull; Pentonville; Tolles- 
bury ; Cornwall; 418. Ford Forge, 423. Great Wigborough ; 
Little Wigborough; Tolleshunt D’Arcy; Tollesbury; 424. 
Llanfairtalhayarn, 425. Godalming; Cierchiog; Grundes- 
burgh ; 438. Foleshill, 439. Shilton ; Ansty, in the city of 
Coventry ; Layer Marney ; East Retford, 443. Little Wild- 
street, Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields ; Hitchin; Potters Pury ; Stony 
Stratford ; Wickhambrook ; 444. Aberystwyth, 459. Lich- 
field; Dolgelly; 462. Burslem, 465. Chudleigh; 470. 
Uffculme; Tower Hamlets; Silver-street, London; New 
Broad-street, London ; Ashtead, 474. Stewarton, 483. Strat- 
ford-upon-Avon ; Oldham; Biggar; 503. Trull, 517. Whit- 
tington, 522. Llanelly, 523. ‘South Place, Finsbury, 531. 
South Shields; Okehampton; Langley; 560. Haverford- 
west ; Narberth ; 569. Malton, 592. Newton Nottage; Fish- 
uard and Saint Nicholas; 593. Little Wilde-street, Lincoln’s- 
a Fields ; Grafton-street, Soho; 595. 


Petition of the Resident Members 





of the Senate of the University of Cambridge, praying that 
Dissenters may be admitted to that University ; Motion, 
That the Petition do lie upon the Table ; Debate arising there- 
upon; and the same having continued till three of the clock, 
Mr. Speaker left the Chair; 145, 154, 160, 165. Debate re- 
sumed ; Petition to lie upon the Table; 174. 


Petition of Members of the Senate 





of the University of Cambridge, praying the House not to lend 
its countenance to the changes suggested in the Petition of 
the Resident Members of the Senate of the University of 
Cambridge (presented 21st March); Motion, That the Pe- 
tition do lie upon the Table; Debate arising thereupon, and 
the same having continued till three of the clock, Mr. Speaker 
left the Chair; 201. Debate resumed; Question put, and 
agreed to; Petition to lie upon the Table ; 210. 





Petition of Bachelors and Under 
Graduates of the University of Cambridge, against the ad- 
mission of Dissenters to graduate at that University ; Motion, 
That the Petition to lie upon the Table; Debate arising there- 
upon, and the same having continued till three of the clock, 
Mr. Speaker left the Chair; 246. Debate resumed ; Ques- 
tion put, and agreed to; Petition to lie upon the Table ; 250. 


Petition of Members of the Senate 





of the University of Cambridge, taking notice of the allega- 
tions contained in the Petition of the Resident Members of 
the Senate of the University (presented 21st March), for the 
admission of Dissenters, and praying the House not to lend 
its countenance to the Changes suggested in that Petition ; 
388. 

Petitions that the Claims of the 





Dissenters may not he granted ; From Everton-with-Tetworth, 
246. Cambridge, 294. Myland; Clergy of the Deanery of 
Doncaster ; Bampton ; Pickering ; Stoke-next-Guildford ; 
Messing; Cobham; East Horsley ; Beaumont; Flaxley ; 
Wiston; 308. Downham; East Horndon; Great Warley ; 
Dunton ; Margaretting ; Little Warley ; Maldon; 330. 
Tolleshunt Major; Tolleshunt Knights; Goldhanger ; 336. 
Burton Overy ; Merwale and Baddesley Ensor ; Nether 
Whitacre ; Nailston ; Appleby, Leicester; Barking; West 
Thurrock ; South Weald (Essex); Stanford-le~-Hope ; Great 
Wakering ; Blackmore; Chadwell; Ramsden Bellhouse ; 
Stock ; anger ne Roding ; Bulpham ; Ashingdon and South 
Fambridge; Mayland; All Saints-with-Saint Peter’s, Mal- 
don; Bradwell-near-the-Sea ; Doddinghurst ; Heybridge ; 
Stowe Maries; Rainham; Hockley; Latchingdon and Snore- 
ham; South Ockendon; Hazeleigh; Childerditch ; Little 
Wakering; Langford; Cold Norton; Grays; Ridgewell ; 
Terling ; Stamboura ; Great Yeldham ; Gestingthorpe; Lang- 
ton; Pebmarsh and Wickham Saint Paul’s; South Bemfleet; 
Woodhorn; Foxearth, Pentlow, Borley and Liston ; Arkes- 
den; Ashdon; Rickling ; East and West Mersea; Quendon; 
Bumpstead Helion; Little Bardfield ; Littlebury ; Hemp- 
stead; Great Sampford ; Great Bardfield; Radwinter; Wen- 
den Lofts; Elmdon; Debden ; Mottram-in-Longdendale ; 
Lamarsh, Alphamstone and Twinstead ; Elmstead ; 340. 

Chippenham ; 





4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX ¢@o the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





Protestant Dissenters—Petitions against—continued. 


Chippenham; Cranoe; Moulton; Frowlesworth ; Horning- 
sheath ; Heningswell; Ibstock; Rickinghall Superior and 
Rickinghall Inferior; Tuddenham Saint Mary; Flempton; 
Lawshall All Saints ; Bellbroughton and Pedmore ; Wootton 
Wawen; Westward; Brigham; Askham; Saint Lawrence 
Appleby ; Saint Michael Appleby; Barton; Holm Cultram; 
Threlkeld; South Warnborough; Wigton; Flimby; Cald- 
beck; Ireby; Fornham Saint Martin; Alpheton; Fearing ; 
Ickford ; Basingstoke; Bury Saint Edmund’s; Cavendish ; 
Kennett; All Saints, Newmarket; Saint Mary, Newmarket ; 
Hawstead; Hunston; Llannfydd; Torrington; 364. Ulvers- 
ton, 36y. Horndon-on-the-Hill; Rochford; Great Baddow; 
Leigh ; Stifford; Eastwood; Harkwell; Tillingham; Canew- 
don; Paglesham, Great and Little Stambridge; Pleshy; 
Barling, Shopland and Sutton; Little Leighs; Purleigh ; 
Nasing; Woodham Mortimer; South Shoebury ; Cranham ; 
377- Bremhill; Nettlecombe; Swaffham; Langtree; 380. 
Bryn-eglwys and ye Llanferres , Llanarmon-yn-Jal ; 
Hope; Alburgh; 381. Kirtling; Bishop’s Stortford; Wil- 
lingham ; Saint Mary and Saint Cyriac, and Reach ; Swaff- 
ham Prior; Ely, Saint Mary; Swaffham Bulbeck ; Great and 
Little Wratting; Broughton-in-Furness; South Hackney ; 
403. Rede; Brettenham; Felsham; Gedding; Depden; 
Fornham All Saints and Westley; Somerton; Stansfield ; 
Hartest-cum-Boxted; 405. Hundred of Launditch (Norfolk); 
Orton; Ravenstonedale; Shapp ;.Crosby Ravensthorpe; 406. 
Hockering and Mattishall Burgh; Mattishall; Spaxton ; 
Tannington; Brundish; 419. Loughborough, 429. Clergy 
of the deanery of Taunton ; Dickleburgh ; Aikton ; Lon 
Melford ; Thoydon Bois; 436. Denton, 454. Danbury aa 
Woodham Ferrers, 458. Saint Stephen’s, Ipswich ; Saint 
Peter, Ipswich; Saint Matthew, Ipswich; Saint Clement’s, 
Ipswich; Saint Mary Tower, Ipswich; Saint Helen’s, Ipswich; 
Saint Nicholas, says Saint Margaret’s, Ipswich; Saint 
Mary Key, Ipswich; Saint Lawrence, Ipswich; Saint Mary 
Elms, Ipswich; Winston; Framsden; Geldeston; Wheatacre 
All Saints; Hoxne with Denham; Nacton; Dennington ; 
Wilby; Monk Soham; Levington; Ilketshall, Saint Mar- 

ret; Ilketshall, Saint Lawrence and Saint John’s ; Homers- 
Feld ; Shadingfield; Sandcroft; Sotterly; Saint James, 
Southelmham; Meltingham; Worlingham; Beccles; Holy 
Trinity, Bungay ; Charsfield; Hacheston; Cretingham ; Hoo 
and Letheringham; Woodbridge; Melton; Ringsfield cum 
Redisham Parva; Barsham; Saint Margaret, Southelmham ; 
Mendlesham ; Braiseworth; Stuston; Palgrave; Yoxford ; 
Reyden and Southwold; Halesworth; Westleton; Stoven; 
Laxfield and Cratfield; Chediston; Sibton; Blythburgh ; 
Benacre and Covehithe; Wrentham; Wanford cum Henham; 
Peasenhall; Brampton; Aldringham cum Thorpe; Knoddi- 
shall; Middleton, Suffolk; Ubbeston; Uggeshall with Sother- 
ton; Rendham; Parham; Cransford ; Farnham, Suffolk ; 
Swefling ; Willisham ; Gosbeck ; Whitton; Henley; Bram- 
ford; Baylham Saint Peter’s; Blakenham Magna; Claydon ; 
Creeting Saint Mary, All Saints, and Saint Olave; Petistree ; 
Erwarton ; Harkstead; Saint Mary, Stoke; 459. Ranworth- 
with-Upton ; ‘Tivetshall Saint Mary, with Saint Margaret ; 
Sehergham; 462. Wattisfield; Whepstead and Stanningfield ; 
Ickworth and Chedburgh ; Crowcombe; 465. Wixoe and 
Stoke-next-Clare; Old Sodbury; Barnardiston; Hundon ; 
480. Humberstone, &amp;c. ; Whitehaven ; Workington; East 
Budleigh ; Wellington; Cwm; 482. Morton Saint Margaret, 
otherwise Helmingham; Weston Longville; Potter Heigham ; 
Brough; 488. Stechworth, 505. ebenham ; Little Ston- 
ham; 510. Morland, 531. South Carlton, 539. Bradford 
(Somerset); Heathfield; Oake; Halse and Fitzhead; Nor- 
ton Fitzwarren; Kingston (Somerset); 553. Winnington, 
se Petition of Inhabitants of Monk- 





silver, against granting the claims of the Dissenters relative to 
Burials, 470. ; 
Petition of Protestant Dissenters 





of Gosberton, for the abolition of all compulsory payments 
for the support of religion, 484. 


Petition of Protestant Dissenting 





Ministers of Whitby, and other places, for the removal of 
obstructions that prevent Clergymen of the Establishment 
from officiating for or with Dissenting Ministers in their 
places of worship, 494. 


Vide DissENTERS’ MARRIAGES. 











DissentiNG Ministers. Vide Accounts. 


Suppty. 


Prowett, Rey. John. Vide Spain, CLAIMS on, 


Pusuic Buiipines. Vide Accounts. Suppury. 


Business; Resolution, That in this present Session of 
Parliament, 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, 15. 





Resolution, That in this present Session of 
Parliament, all Orders of the Day set down in the Order 
Book for Wednesdays, shall be disposed of before the House 


VoL. 89.——Sess. 1834. 


will proceed _— any Motions of which Notices shall be 
entered in the Order Book, 40. 





Motion, That on Tuesdays, Orders of the 
Day have precedence of Notices, except Notices already 
given; Motion withdrawn ; 273. 





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 
Business already appointed to be done at those Sittings, 
372. 





Resolution, That Petitions shall have pre- 
cedence of the Orders of the Day on Mondays, Wednesdays 
and Fridays; and that Orders of the Day have precedence of 
Petitions on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 372. 





Resolution, That whenever this House shall 
be proceeding upon any Order of the Day, the Business before 
Select Committees shall be suspended, 373. 





Motion, That for the remainder of the Ses- 
sion, Orders of the Day do take precedence of Notices of 
Motions ; Motion withdrawn; 471. 














PuNISHMENT OF DEATRH. 


QUARNFORD Inclosure. 


QUEEN ANNE’s Bounty. 





Resolution, That for the remainder of the 


Session, Orders of the Day do take precedence of Notices of 
Motions, 510. 


CarriaGEs. Vide CARRIAGES. 

InstrucTION. Vide IRELAND. 

~ Works, Vide Excuequer Bitts Bitt. [RELAND. 
Vide Deatu. 


4° &amp; 5° Will. 1V.. Parl. 11. Sess.2. A. 1834. 


8 ga Impepit Actions; Bill from the Lords, to oe 
ay 


Costs in Actions of Quare Impedit, 458. Read; 
apuernne for Second Reading; and to be printed; 487. 

ommitted, 491. Committee deferred, 497, 509. Bill con- 
sidered, 513. Reported with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to; Day appointed for Third Reading; 520. Bill 
read the third time; Amendment made; Bill passed, with 
Amendments, 528. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 532. 
Royal Assent, 539. 


Vide ALSTONFIELD. 


QuarRTER Sessions CuHarRrMEN. Vide Accounts. (Ab- 


DRESSEs, 88.) 


QueBEc Road. Vide WorTLeEy. 


Vide Accounts. Ho.mne, 


Rev. James. 


QUESTIONS : 





Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
made, 5, 9, 28, 59, 63, 68, 73, 91, 116, 130, 138, 139, 203, 
217, 232, 256, 258, 271, 272, 282, 291, 296, 305, 306, 347, 
382, 413, 425, 518, 532, 536. 

Amendments proposed to be made to Questions, 


Debate thereupon adjourned, 217, 253. 


Further adjourned, 222, 225. 


Main, put, 5,17, 26, 28, 59, 68, 73, 77, 91, 116, 
130, 138, 139, 203, 217, 256, 258, 264, 271, 272, 282, 285, 
291, 296, 301, 305, 306, 329, 355, 381, 383, 386, 400, 413, 
425, 433, 506, 509, 518, 519, 532, 535, 536, 545, 662. 











535» 536. 





and Question Neg. thereupon, 64, 253. 


Amended, 27, 39, 59, 87, 173, 193, 232, 252, 262, 
273, 279, 285, 306, 323, 354, 358, 382, 383, 401, 433, 493, 
518, 559- 

Main, proposed, 247. 

Amendments proposed to be made to Questions 
withdrawn, 77, 91, 203, 271, 272, 355, 383, 392, 400, 444. 


——— Amendment to a proposed Amendment withdrawn, 


231. 
— Amendment and Motion withdrawn, 121, 181, 
191, 243, 348, 413, 577, 595- 
Again proposed, 253. 


Questions passed in the NEGaTivE: 


That certain Words proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 2: 87, 193, 262, 263, 264, 285, 
291, 306, 323, 354, 358, 371, 382, 383, 394, 401, 468, 559. 
That certain Words be inserted in or added to 
Questions, 138, 139, 381, 386, 467, 506, 511, 515, 619, 





That the House do now adjourn, 253, 382. 
For inserting certain words in the Motion for 


Address of Thanks, 5. 
———— That the Orders of the Day be now read, 17. 





That certain words form part of an Order for an 
Account respecting the Post Office, 27. 


That the Committee on every Inclosure Bill shall, 
in their Report, certify whether a portion of land, as near “ 
the 

BB 








INDEX ¢o the Etcury-nintru VouumMe. 





~ (A. 1834) 








QUESTIONS—continued. 

the Village as conveniently may be, and not less than in the 
proportion of one acre to every twenty-five Inhabitants, ac- 
cording 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 Offi- 
cers 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, to all Labourers 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 Poor Rates; or whether there be any special reason why 

-such Allotment cannot conveniently or properly be made in 
that particular instance, 63. 


—_—_——— That the exclusion of Roman Catholics from the 
Jury, in the case of The King v. Barrett, is calculated to affect 
the public confidence in the pure administration of justice in 
Ireland ; and this House entertains a hope that, in all future 
trials connected with political questions, Roman Catholics 
and Protestants shall be indiscriminately allowed to serve as 
Jurors upon them; 64. 


That the House do resolve itself into a Committee, 
with a view of taking into its consideration the propriety of 
partially or totally repealing the Duty upon Malt, 71. 


That a Select Committee be appointed to take into 
consideration the practicability of devising some plan by 
which a regular and voluntary supply of Seamen may be pro- 
cured for His Majesty’s Navy, without recourse to the prac- 
tice of forcible impressment, 87. 

For presenting an Address to His Majonty, to remit 
the remainder of the term of imprisonment of Levy Emanuel 
Cohen, of Brighton, a prisoner in the Gaol at Chelmsford, 
under the Libel Law, 88. 


That leave be given to bring in a Bill for better re- 
gulating the granting of Certificates authorizing Persons to 
keep common Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling-houses in 
Scotland, in which Ale, Beer, Spirits, Wine and other Excise- 
able Liquors, may be sold by retail under Excise Licenses, 
and for the better regulation of such Houses, 96. 


— That the House do resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of the Corn Laws, and of substituting, instead of 
the present graduated scale of Duties, a fixed and moderate 
Duty on the import at all times of Foreign Corn into the 
United Kingdom, and for granting a fixed and equivalent 
Bounty on the export of Corn from the United Kingdom, 
100. 

That leave be given to bring in a Bill to enable 
local authorities to change Saturday and Monday Fairs and 
Markets to other days, 111. 


That a Select Committee be appointed to take into 

consideration the evidence already before the House relative 
to the Borough of Warwick, and to report to the House full 
particulars respecting the cases of Bribery, and the class or 
description of persons bribed; and whether any treating, and 
to what extent, by the authority of the Candidates, or their 
agents, occurred after the issuing of the Writ ; and particu- 
larly to report whether in the event of disfranchising the par- 
ties bribed, or that class of Electors to which they Soul a 
sound and competent constituency will remain in the Bo- 
rough, 111. 
— That leave be given to bring in a Bill for relieving 
the Archbishops and Bishops of the Established Church from 
their legislative and judicial duties in the House of Peers, 
120. 





Liverpool Freemen Bill, that they have power to limit the 
operations of the Bill to those Persons whose guilt has been 
proved before Committees of this House ; and to make Pro- 
vision that all Persons who have been proved before such 
Committees to have been guilty of giving or receiving Bribes 
at the Elections of Members of. Parliament for the Borough of 
Liverpool, shall be rendered incapable of voting at any future 
Election for that Borough, 116. 


— That it be an Instruction to the said Committee, 
that they have power to make provision, that no person who 
shall have become a Burgess or Freeman of the said Borough 
of —— prior to the ist of December 180, shall either 
as such Burgess or Freeman, or in right of any other fran- 
chise whatever, vote, or be entitled to vote in the election of 
a Member or Members to serve in the present or any future 
Parliament for the said Borough, 116. 


——_—_———-—. For bringing up a Clause proposed to be added on 
the Report of the Mutiny Bill, 125. 


———-— For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment to 
the Turnpike Acts Continuance Bill, 132. 


— For agreeing with a Committee in an Amendment, 
133 . 
—— For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the circumstances under which the sum of One Penny is de- 
manded for the delivery of each Letter and Newspaper within 
the limits of the Town of Cheltenham, and other Cities and 
Towns, 134. z 





That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the — 





a For appointing a Select Committee to make fur- 
ther inquiry into the proceedings at the General Election for 
the City of Coventry in December 1832, and to consider and 
report to this House thereon, and upon the best means of 
providing for the future prevention of riots, and for preserving 
the peace and freedom of Election at Coventry, 135. 

-— That His Majesty’s Attorney General be directed 

to prosecute Richard Randall, for the offences proved against 

him, as appears by the Report of the Select Committee on 

the Coventry Election, 135. 

— For reading a second time the Saint Pancras Pay- 
ing Bill, 173. 

————— For reading a second time the Amendments to t 

Bucklebury Fackioene’ Bill, igg. = 

————— That leave be granted, that Notice may be inserted 

three times in some one Newspaper usually circulated in the 

County of Edinburgh, in the present month of April or the 

month of May next, of the application now making to Par- 

liament, for leave to bring in a Bill for making and construct- 
ing a new Harbour, Dock, Piers and other Works at Trinity, 
in the Parish of North Leith, near the City of Edinburgh, in 
the County of Edinburgh; and also, that such Notices may 
be affixed to the Church-door of the Parish of North Leith, 
in the said County, for three Sundays in the said months of 
April or May, 226. 

——_——— That a Select Committee be appointed, to inquire 
and report on the means by which the Dissolution of the Par- 
liament of Ireland was effected; on the effects of that mea- 
sure upon Ireland, and upon the Labourers in Husbandry 
and Operatives in Manufactures in England; and on the 

robable consequences of continuing the Legislative Union 
tween both Countries, 231. 


For reading a second time the Lord’s Day Bill, 








238. 





. For adjourning a Debate, upon Motion, for read- 
ing a second time the Tithes (Ireland) Bill, 247. 

That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the Pensions charged on the Civil List and on the Con- 
solidated Fund, in order to ascertain the nature and extent 
of abuses which may have occurred in the granting of the 
said Pensions, with a view of giving full effect to the Resolu- 
tions of this House of the 18th of February last, 253. 


For now reading a second time the General Re- 
gister Bill, 262. 


~_————- For now reading a second time the Registry of 
Deeds Bill, 262. 


———_——— For now reading a second time the General Post 
Delivery Bill, 262. 


For now reading a second time the Amendments to 
the Bucklebury Inclosure Bill, 265. 


~ —— For agreeing with the Committee in a Clause pro- 
posed to be added to the Wortley Road Bill, 266. 


— For now reading a second time the Christchurch 
(Surrey) Rectory Bill, 274. 


For now reading a second time the Parish Vestries 
































Bill, 279. 








That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the Practice observed by the Four Inns of Court in Lon- 
don, and also by the King’s Inns, Dublin, upon the applica- 
tion of Persons to be admitted Students, and to be called to 
the Bar, or to practise as Special Pleaders or Conveyancers ; 
and also, to inquire into the Revenues of each Inn, and the 
application thereof, 285. 

That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the present state of the Harbours upon the Coast of Kent 
and Sussex, and particularly upon the best means of prevent- 
ing the accumulation of Beach at their entrance ; and to sug- 
gest such Improvements as may be deemed necessary or de- 
sirable for affording greater safety to the Shipping of this 
Country, and to report the same, with their Observations 
thereupon, to the House, 296. 

That leave be given to bring ina Bill to shorten the 
duration of Parliaments, 296. 


For reading a second time the Lord’s Day (N° 1.) 


ee 


Bill, 306. 





That it is expedient to repeal the Stamp Duty on 
Newspapers at the earliest possible period, 321. 

That it be an Instruction to the Select Committee 
on the Business of the House, to consider and report on the 
expediency of establishing or encouraging of authentic Re- 
ports of the Debates arising in the House relating to Public 
and Private Business, and of the Proceedings connected there- 
with, 321. 

——_——— For now reading a second time the East Smithfield 
Road Bill, 323. 
—— That the Protestant Episcopal Establishment in 
Ireland exceeds the spiritual wants of the Protestant popula- 
tion; and that it being the right of the State to regulate the 
distribution of Church Property in such manner as Parlia- 
ment may determine, it is the opinion of this House, that 
the temporal ions of the Church of Ireland, as now 
established by law, ought to be reduced, 344. 





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QU ESTIONS—continued. 

For now reading a second time the Labourers’ Em- 

ployment Bill, 354. 

For reading a second time upon a certain day, the 
Amendments to the Kingsclere Inclosure Bill, 358. 
That leave be given to bring in a Bill to repeal the 
Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 77, commonly termed the “ Reciprocity 
of Duties Act,” with a view of restoring to Parliament its 
constitutional control over all Treaties with Foreign Powers, 
involving the commercial interests of the British community, 


362. 


or 





— —_—— 





— That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
how far the circumstances of the Barony of Delvin, in the 
County of Westmeath, justify the Spartan thereto, of the 
provisions of the Act 3 and 4 Will. IV. c.4, 362. 

For presenting an Address to His ge a 
He will be graciously pleased to hold His Court and 
ment occasionally in Ireland, 385. 
That a Select Committee be appointed to examine 
into the claims of certain British Subjects to be indemnified 
for the confiscation of their property by the Spanish Govern- 
ment in 1804 and 1805, previous to the declaration of war 
between Great Britain and Spain, 386. 

For now reading a second time the Lime Toll Ex- 
emption Bill, 401. 

—- That this House deems it expedient to repeal or 
mitigate such Clauses of the Reform Bill as have been found 
to have an unexpected restrictive operation, particularly 
those regarding the payment of Rates and Taxes, 413. 

That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the Pro- 
tection of the Ribbon Trade, by means of prohibition, 413. 


————-— For now reading a second time the Game Laws’ 
Amendment Bill, 433. 


—— For presenting an Address to His Majesty, that 
He will be graciously pleased to appoint a Commission to 
inquire into the management of the Post Office and Packet 
Service, 434. 

————-— That this House do resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of providing Compenestion out of the County 
Rates to the Officers who may be deprived of the Emoluments 
of their Offices, by the Central Criminal Court Bill, 434. 

—————— For presenting an Address to His Majesty for a 
Copy of the Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of 
Ireland and His Majesty’s Government, on the subject of the 
renewal of the Coercion Bill in Ireland, 459. 

—__———— For reading the third time upon a certain day the 
Lord’s Day (N° 2.) Bill, 468. 

For now reading a second time the Upwell Tithes 


os 





that 





Bill, 493. 
—_——_——— That the Lord’s Day (N° 2.) Bill do pass, 497. 


For now reading a second time, a Clause proposed 
to be added on further consideration of the Report on the 
Great Western Railway Bill, 509. 


— That the Report from the Select Committee on 
Inns of Court (Mr. Harvey’s Claim) be referred to a Com- 
mittee of Privileges to consider the matter thereof, and to 
report their Opinion thereupon to the House, 518. 
That an humble Address be presented to His Ma- 
jesty, that He will be pleased to grant His gracious Pardon 
to Mr. Patrick Grant and Mr. John Bell, Proprietors of the 
True Sun Newspaper, now imprisoned in the King’s Bench 
Prison, 518. 


That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 545, 

















559- 





— For agreeing with the Lords in certain Amend- 
ments, 588, 591. 


Questions, Previous, passed in the NEGATIVE. 

— That, in the opinion of this House, it will be com- 
petent to His Majesty’s Government, in conformity with good 
faith and the Law of Nations, to suspend, or ey snl 
continue, the annual payments now made by this Country to 
Russia, should just ground appear for apprehending that the 
‘ Considerations’ distinctly laid down in the Convention of 
16th November 1831 (under which alone these payments can 
be demanded on the one hand, or justified to the British people 
on the other) are not faithfully, unequivocally, and completely 
fulfilled by the Court of Russia, 385. 


Questions, Previous, resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 


That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the conduct of Mr. Baron Smith, in respect of his neglect 


of duty as a Judge, and the introduction of political topics in- 


his Charges to Grand Juries, 26. 
Questions, Previous, and Motions withdrawn, 134, 243. 


Questions resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 

——_———— That certain words proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 28, 59, 64, 73, 77, 91, 116, 
130, 138, 203, 217, 232, 256, 258, 264, 301, 305, 306, 329, 
381, 386, 400, 467, 506, 519, 535, 536, 543, 558, 562. 


Vor. 89.—Sess. 1 834. 





arlia- 


Bill, 91. 





-————— That certain words be inserted in, or added to 
Questions, 27, 39, 87, 173, 193, 238, 252, 262, 263, 274, 
ps 306, 323, 354, 358, 382, 383, 401, 433, 468, 494, 

That certain words proposed to be left out of the 
Motion for an Address of Thanks, stand part thereof, 5. 

That certain words proposed to be left out of the 
Resolution for Address, stand part thereof, 9. 

That certain words be inserted in the Order for an 
Account respecting the Post Office, 27. 

That certain words be inserted in the Motion re- 
specting Pensions, 39. 

That the Resolution for the appointment of a Com- 

mittee respecting Mr Baron Smith, be rescinded, 59. 

————— For reading a second time the Liverpool Freemen 
Bill, 68. 











That leave be given to bring in a Bill for consoli- 
dating and amending the Law of Merchant Seamen, and for 
obtaining and keeping up a complete Register of all Persons 
serving in the Commercial Navy of the United Kingdom, 87. 


For now reading a second time the Stafford Borough 


That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 138, 

291, 292, 331, 371, 400, 410, 414, 425, 445, 489, 535, 536, 

545&gt; ‘ 

That the Liverpool Freemen Bill do pass, 139. 

That leave be given to bring in a Bill to grant to 
His Majesty’s Subjects generally, the right of admission to the 
English Universities, and of equal eligibility to Degrees 
therein, notwithstanding their diversities of religious opinions, 
Degrees in Divinity alone excepted, 191. 

————— For now reading a second time the Foreign Enlist- 
ment Bill, 217. 

————— For presenting an Address to His Majesty, relative 
to the Union with Ireland, 232. 

That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the 

Act 1 Will. IV. c. 64, to permit the general Sale of Beer and 
Cider by Retail in England, 232. 

—————— For now reading a second time the London and 
Westminster Bank Bill, 258. 

That leave be given to bring in a Bill to facilitate 

and promote the Observance of the Lord’s Day, 263. 


For now reading a second time the Barrington and 





Campsfield Road Bill, 264. 


— For now reading a second time the Poor Laws’ 
Amendment Bill, 272. 

For now reading a second time the Amendments 
made by the Committee to the London and Southampton 
Railway Bill, 282. 

‘That it be referred to a Select Committee to inquire 
into all the circumstances attending the rejection of the Claim 
by Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esquire, to be called to the Bar, 
285. 

For now reading a second time the Sale of Beer 
Act Amendment Bill, 301. 

————— For now reading a second time the Merchant 
Seamen’s Widows Bill, 305. 

——_——_—— For now reading a second time the Jewish Civil 
Disabilities Bill, 305. 

—— For now reading a second time the Lord’s Day 
€No 2.) Bill, 306. 

———_—_—— For now reading the third time the London and 

Westminster Bank Bill, 329. 


That a Clause stand part of a Bill, 347. 


That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire 
into the extent, causes and consequences of the prevailing 
vice of Intoxication among the Labouring Classes of the 
United Kingdom, in order to ascertain whether any legislative 
measures can be devised to prevent the further spread of so 
great a national evil, 348. 

For now reading a second time the Prisoner’s 
Counsel Bill, 355. 

For now reading the third time the Religious 
Assemblies Bill, 381. 
——— That the Petitions presented to this House from 
the Hand Loom Weavers, be referred to a Select Committee 
to examine the same, and report their observations thereupon 
to the House, 381. 
For now reading the third time the Jewish Civil 
Disabilities Bill, 382. 
——_———— For now reading the third time the Warrants of 
Distress (Ireland) Bill, 386. 
For now reading the third time the County 
Coroners Bill, 402. 
That the House do now adjourn, 410. 
—————— For now reading a second time the Universities’ 
Admission Bill, 419. 
For receiving upon a certain 4 the Report from 
the Committee on the Lo ’s Day (No. 2.) Bill, 433. 


For. now reading the third time the Poor Laws 

















Amendment Bill, 449. 


That 


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QUESTIONS—continued. 


-__—_—— That the Report on the Lord’s Day (No .2.) Bill be 
_ now brought up, 456. 
——_ That certain Papers presented to the House by His 
Majesty’s command be printed, 467. 

— That the Order of the Day for receiving the Report 
from the Committee on the Church Temporalities (Ireland) 
Act, be now read, 467. 

That leave be given to bring in a Bill to continue 

and amend the Disturbances Suppression (Ireland) Act, under 

certain modifications, for a limited time, 496. 

__—_—_—— For now reading a second time the Disturbances 
Suppression (Ireland) Bill, 506. 
—_— — For now reading a second time the South Australia 

Colonization Bill, 519. 

For now reading the third time the Disturbances 

Suppression (Ireland) Bill, 529. 

-——— That the said Bill do pass, 529. 

—_—_——_—— That the Universities Admission Bill be now read 
the Third time, 532. 

— For now reading a second time the Common Fields 
Inclosure Bill, 543. 

—_—_———— For now reading a second time the Pensions (Civil 
Offices) Act Amendment Bill, 550. 

—_———— For now reading the third time the House of Com- 
mons’ Offices Bill, 558. | 

—_———- For printing the Report and Minutes of Evidence 
taken before the Select Committee on Drunkenness, 562. 

—— For now reading the third time the Tithes (Ireland) 
Bill, 562. 

——_——— For now reading the third time the County Bridges 
(Ireland) Bill, 567. 

——_———— That Mr. Speaker do not issue his Warrant for a new 
Writ for the Borough of Warwick before a certain day, 579. 

————— That this House doth agree with the Lords in their 
Amendments to the Sale of Beer Act Amendment Bill, Go2. 





























Quick, John Fraine. Vide Assessep Taxes. 


4° &amp; 5° Will, IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


Ra DCLIFFE Roads. Vide MANcHESTER. 

RamsGATE Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

RanpDALt, Richard. Vide Etections. (Coventry.) 

Rasxetr (York) Inclosure ; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 37. Presented, and read, 128. Committed, 144. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 241. Passed, 246. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 276. Royal Assent, 321. 

Rate Payers (Leamington Priors.) Vide Accounts. 
pREsSEs, 89.) ELEcTIoNs. 

Ratine of TenemMENTsS; Petition of Inhabitants of Crowland, 
for compelling Landlords or Owners of Houses rented under 
10/. to pay all Parochial Rates; 385. 

Petitions against making Proprietors 

of Houses of less value than 102. liable to the Poor Rates ; 

From Peterborough, 408. Thame, 495. 

Vide Poor Laws AMENDMENT. 

Raw Corton. Vide Cotton. 

Reat Estates. Vide East Inp1A. 


Receipts, Srame Duty on. Vide Stamp Duty on Re- 
CEIPTS. 

Reciprocity of Dutizs Acts; Petitions for the repeal 
thereof; From Peterhead, go. Brixham, 115. Dundee; 
Leith; 118. Waterford, City of, 174. Sunderland, 179. 
Kincardine; Dumbarton; Port Glasgow and Newark; 187. 
Maryport, 251. Rothesay; Belfast; 259. Lowestoft, 265. 
Dublin, 318. Whitby ; Sunderland (two Petitions); South 
Shields; 341. Hull; Scarborough (two Petitions); South 
Shields and Westoe; 351. Kirkcaldy, 354. Aberdeen, 359. 
London (two Petitions); Exeter; Cardiff; Kingston-upon- 
Hull; Newcastle and Tynemouth; Tynemouth; South Shields; 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Morth Shields; Dundee; Glasgow ; 
Ayr ; Greenock ; Salteoats : Irvine ; 362. William Smith; 
Liverpool ; 377. Arbroath,397. Whitehaven, 488. Penzance 
and Saint Ives, 524. 


(Ab- 











Motion for bringing ina Bill 

to repeal the Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 77, commonly called the Re- 
ciprocity of Duties Act, with a view of restoring to Parlia- 
ment its constitutional control over all Treaties with Foreign 
Powers, involving the Commercial Interests of the British 
community ; Question, Neg. thereupon ; 362. 

Recorps, Commissioners of. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

REEVE, James ; Two Petitions of James Reeve, for remission 
of his sentence of Imprisonment for a Libel, 460, 572. 

Rerorm of PARLIAMENT. 

REGENT-sTREET. 


REGISTRATION. 


Vide ParLIAMENT. 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide Mercuant SEAMEN. 


Domestic; Bill for establishin 
system of Domestic Registration of all Deeds ont 





a general 
other In- 


struments relating to Real Property in England and Wales; 
Ordered, 226. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 243. Second Reading 
deferred, 257. Bill put off for six months, 291. 


Expenses. Vide AccounTs. 





(ADDRESSEs, 
90.) ; : ; 
of Voters; Bill for the more effectual Regis- 
tration of Persons entitled to vote in the election of Members 
to serve in Parliament in England and Wales; Ordered, 374. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 384. Second Reading deferred, 401, 415. 
Bill committed, 426. Committee deferred, 441, 463, 468, 
479, 485. 








Petition of Thomas Swatman, complaining of 
his Vote not having been registered, in consequence of not 
having paid his Assessed Taxes, 522. 


Vide ScoTLAND. 


Recistry of Birtus, &amp;c.; Petitions in favour of a General 
Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths; From Yeovil ; 
George Frederick Carden ; 188. 








Bill to establish a Registry of all Births, 
Marriages and Deaths throughout England and Wales ; 
Ordered, 286. Presented, and read ; Day appoited for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 292, Committed, 336. 
Committee deferred, 367. Bull considered and reported ; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 383. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
408, 431. Order for further consideration of Report, read ; 
Bill re-committed ; considered, and reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report ; 455. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 467. Further consideration 
of Report deferred, 484, 496. 


Proceedings in Committee, 455. 
Petition of the Company of Parish 








Clerks, against, 416. 





Vide GENERAL ReEGisTry of Birtus. 
ScOTLAND. 


—- of Deeps. Vide DEEDs. 


Reticious AssemBuies; Act §2 Geo. IIL, c. 155, relating 
thereto, read; Bill to remove restrictions upon the freedom of 
Religious Worship ; Ordered, 191. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 195. 
Second Reading deferred, 222,226, 238. Bill committed, 263. 
Considered, 292. , Reported ; tobe ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 306. Passed, 381. 








Proceedings in Committee, 292. 





: Petition of Trinitarians of Tavistock, 
in favour, 380. 


OxsserRvaNcEs; Petitions that British Protestant 
Soldiers be not called upon to take part in the religious cere- 
monies of the Greek and Roman Catholic Churches; From 
Stapleford, 350. Almondbury, 370. Clergy of Derbyshire and 
Yorkshire; Derby; Ashbourn; 380. Kensington; Chelsea; 
West Bromwich; 429. Huddersfield; Bradford (York); 436. 
Brighton; Fulnec; Belford; Exeter; Pudsey; 473. Fal- 
mouth, 481. Freshford, 483. Kilcooley ; Sica; 517. 
Hampstead, 572. 
Opintons; Petition of Dissenters and Inhabitants 


of Chipping Sodbury, that all compulsory support to Religion 
be abolished, 351. 











Petition of John Ward and Charles 
William Twort, for the abolition of the law which punishes 
men for their religious opinions, 418. 


ToLERATION; Petition of William Mairs, for the 
adoption of measures to secure liberty of conscience to all 
classes, 523. 


REMOVAL of the Poor. 
Rent, Distraint for. 
RENFREW Roads. 


REPORTS : 


Bills, 10. 








Vide Poor. 
Vide Distraint for RENT. 
Vide ScoTLanp. 





Time limited for receiving Reports on Private 





of former Sessions ; Referred to Select Com- 
mittees, 11, 69, 91, 116, 412, §70. 

to be re-printed, 596. 

referred to Committee of Supply, 506. 

to Select Committees, 11, 470. 

read again, 489, 518, 557, 593- 

time enlarged for receiving Reports on Bills, 
322, 323, 324, 326, 327, 328, 329, 333) 335, 338, 339, 35°, 


353, 360, 381, 391. 
further enlarged, 340, 344, 346, 365, 368, 384, 


387, 398, 400, 411, 421, 423, 444, 447, 461. 
communicated to the Lords, 130, 151, 162, 























220. 





communicated from the Lords, 458. 





REQUEST, 





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Request, Court of (Manchester.) Vide Accounts. Petition of Magistrates, Clergy, and others, of 
Courts of (Westminster) ; Petition of Edward Cary Liverpool, for remuneration to Captain Ross, for his services 
Grogan and John Hodgson, praying for leave to withdraw an in the expedition to the Arctic Regions; The King’s Re- 
erroneous Return relative thereto, and to substitute an amended commendation signified; 104. 
one, 18. Petition of Inhabitants of Dumfries, that re- 
Petition of the Commis- — muneration may be given to Captain Ross, 167. 


sioners and Secretary of the said Courts, that the order . 

made for presenting 4 Keturn from the said Courts maybe ), bases aerate wane 
discharged, 25. Oss-sHire Head Burgh. Vide Scornanp. 

Vide Accounts. Roya Acanremy. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 93.) 
Burcus. Vide ScoT.anp. 

ConveEnTIon of. Vide Scorianp. 

read, 19, 59, 157, 356, 496. Gaots. Vide ScoTLanp. 


rescinded, 59- GEorGE Suip. Vide Suips “ Rovat GeorGe” and 
to be printed, 277. “ Boyne.” 


Amendment proposed to be made 
thereto, but not made, 157. 


respecting the expense of Printing, 











RESOLUTIONS : 


























Marriaces. Vide MAaRRIAGEs. 
Miuitary Cana. Vide Accounts. 











communicated by the Lords at a Conference, 224. Ruoay Road. VideCovanray. a R 
Motion for rescinding certain Resolu- RuGeE.ey and Stone Road; Petition for a Bill; and Bill 
tions; Motion withdrawn; 392. ordered, 38. Presented, and read, 61. Committed, 85. Re- 





ported ; to be ingrossed; 186. Passed, 189. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 220. Royal Assent, 321. 


: Runcorn Gap Railway. Vide Saint HELEN’s. 
RetirEpD ALLowANcEks. Vide Accounts. y 


R 0 : : RussEx’s Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 429. Read, 
ETURNING OrrFicers’ CuHarces. Vide Accounts. (Ap- 432. Committed, 442. Reported, and passed, 477. Royal 
DRESSES, 91.) Assent 525. 


Vide Lornps. PRinTING. 








Accounts. and Voters Polled. Vide Ryggi, and Turxey; Petition of Inhabitants of Newcastle- 

‘ upon-Tyne, and the surrounding country, praying the House 

Revenve Buitpines, Bristor, Vide Accounts. Suppty. to prevent the conquest or partition of any part of the Turkish 
Commerce, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, Dominions or Provinces on the part of Russia, 166. 

92.) ; Russian Dutrcu Loan ; Motion, That in the opinion of this 

ReEvisinc BARRisTERS; Motion for laying before the House House, it will be competent to His Majesty’s Government, in 

the substance of the observations communicated to Govern- conformity with good faith and the law of nations, to sus- 


ment by the several Revising Barristers under the English pend, or altogether discontinue, the annual payments now 
Reform Act, containing the result of their experience in the made by this Country to Russia, should just ground appear 





performance of their duty, and their suggestions for improving for apprehending that the “ Considerations” distinctly laid 
the working details of that Act; Motion withdrawn, 297. down in the Convention of 16th November 1831 (under which 
Vide Accounts. SvuppLy. alone these pene can be demanded on the one hand, or 

Rexnoxps’ Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 371. Read, justified to the British People on the other), are not faithfully, 


375. Committed, 388. Reported, and passed, 428. Royal unequivocally and completely fulfilled by the Court of 


Assent, 439. Russia ; Previous Question Neg. thereupon, 385. 
Rippon Trave; Petitions for protection against Foreion oe 5° Will. IV. Parl.11. Sess.2. A. 1834. 
Competition ; From Coventry a Petitions) ; Bedworth ; 4° &amp; 5° Will IV. Sart. 11. 34 


SABBATH Day OssERvVANCE. Vide SCOTLAND. 


Sarety Lamps; Petition of Coal-masters and Miners of the 
Staffordshire Potteries and Collieries, Dudley, for the appoint- 
ment of a Scientific Board, to examine all Lamps offered as 


Chilvers Coton; Nuneaton, Foleshill and other places; 
Bulkington; 324. 


Motion for bringing in a Bill for the protection 
of the Ribbon Trade by means of prohibition; Question 
Neg. thereupon, 413. Safety Lamps, 164. 

Vide Fotesnitt Poor. Saint Arpans’ Road. Vide Hircnin. 
Ricuarps, Thomas. Vide CenrrRAL CrimMINAL Court. ——- Ertu Railway. Vide Haye. 
Ricumonp Bridge. Vide Accounts. 











Eustatia PrizE Money. Vide M‘DovcGa ut, Duncan. 


Ripceway Inclosure. Vide Upway. ——- Georce’s Hospita. INCORPORATION; Petition for 
Roap AssEssMENTs. Vide ScoTLaANp. Pa gece ~ a —— 37. a ~— - 

: : mmitted, 153. 
Roaps Act AMENDMENT. Vide IRELAND. en, tay. See Sa eee . 53 


: Reported; to be ingrossed; 322, Passed, 327. By the 
RoBeERTSBRIDGE Road. Vide Battel. Lords, with Amendments, 352. Considered, and agreed to, 
Rosison, Captain; Motion for laying before the House, Copies 357. Royal Assent, 399. 


of the Report made by Captain Robison relative to the New 
South Wales Veteran Companies, in his Letters of the 23d 
December 1827, and 6th February 1828, to the Commander- 
in-Chief and Secretary of State for the Colonies, and all 


replies and Correspondence thereunto referring : —Motion with- 
drawn, 489. 





—— Petition of Robert Robison, late a Captain 
in His Majesty’s Service, for inquiry into his case, and into 
the causes which have impeded the investigation of certain 
charges made by him against the conduct of General Darling, 
572. 

RocupaLe Roads. Vide MaNncuEsTER. 


RomAN CatHo.tic Cuercy. Vide IRELAND. 





MarriaGes; Bill to authorize the Mar- 
riages of Roman Catholics in England and Wales by their 
own Clergy; Ordered, 332. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 433. Com- 
mitted, 455. Committee deferred, 479,485. Bill considered, 
519. Report deferred, 528, 533, 544. Bill reported; Da 
appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as aneeied. 
to be printed; 551. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 562. 


Vide IRELAND. ScoTLanp. 





RonpeEAvx, Arthur. Vide Bong, Baron de. 


Ross, Captain ; Petition of Captain John Ross, R. N., praying 
the consideration of the House for his services in attempting 
to discover a north-west passage; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; Petition referred to the Committee of Supply; 104. 





Petition of Bankers, Merchants, and others, of 
Kingston-upon-Hull, for remuneration to Captain Ross for his 
survey and discoveries in 1818; The King’s Recommendation 
signified ; 104. 


Vor. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 





(Southwark) Market; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 38. Reported; Bill ordered; 85. 
Presented, and read, 117. Committed, 128. Reported, 298. 
To be ingrossed, 299. Passed, 305. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 352. Considered, 357- Agreed to, 358. Royal 
Assent, 399. 

Petitions in favour; 
From Camberwell ; Lambeth ; ae 218. Bermond- 
sey and Rotherhithe ; Saint Olave; Saint John and_ Saint 
Thomas, Southwark ; Christ Church, Southwark ; Saint George 
the Martyr, Southwark ; 229. Putney, Wandsworth and Bat- 
tersea; Clapham ; Saint Saviour (Southwark) ; 234. 
Petitions against ; 
From Inhabitants and Rate-payers of Saint George (South- 
wark), 205. Market Gardeners of Deptford and other places, 
216. Southwark, 218. Referred to the Committee on the 
Bill ; Counsel ordered, 219. Inhabitants of Saint Saviour, 
Southwark ; Inhabitants of Saint George the Martyr and 
other Parishes ; 223. 


Saint Hetena. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Hewen’s and Runcorn Gap Railway; Petition for 
Bill referred to a Committee, 16. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
19. Presented, and read, 22. Committed, 46. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table ; 85. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 113. Passed, 117. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 144. Royal Assent, 165. 


James (Westminster) Improvement; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 49. Reported ; Bill ordered; 81. Pre- 
sented, and read, 124. Committed, 137. 

















Petitions against ; 

- From Richard Bradbery and John Pugh, 159. Joseph Carter 
Wood; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel 
ordered, 189. 


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Saint Leonarp’s (Hastings) Harbour; Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 55. 

- LuKe’s Churches (Che/sea.) Vide CnEeLsea. 

——- MartTin-iN-THE-FieLps; Petition of Rate-payers, 
Vestrymen of the said Parish, complaining of having been 
refused admittance into the Vestry-room, and of the employ- 
ment of the Police on that occasion, 171. 

Pancras Paving; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 

mittee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered; 117. Petition against 

the application for a Bill, 128, Bill presented, and read, 152. 

Bill put off for six months, 173. 

Petitions against; From G. Gillett 

and others; Richard Pratt and others ; resident Householders 

of the Foundling Estate; Rate-payers of the Skinners’ Es- 
tate, Saint Pancras; Owners of Property and Rate-payers 
of the Hamlet of Highgate; Commissioners appointed under 
an Act passed in the 34th year of the reign of King George 
the Third, for paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, water- 
ing, and otherwise improving and keeping in repair the Streets, 

Squares and other Public Passages and Places which are and 

shall be made upon certain pieces of Ground in the Parishes 

of Saint Pancras, Saint George-the-Martyr, and Saint George, 

Bloomsbury, or some or one of them, in the County of Mid- 

diesex, belonging to the Hospital for the Maintenance and 

Education of exposed and deserted young Children, called 

“The Foundling Hospital ;” Vestrymen and Directors of the 

Poor of the Parish of Saint Pancras ; Owners of Property and 

Rate-payers of the Parish of Saint Pancras, in the County of 

Middlesex ; Householders and Rate-payers of the Bedford 

Estate, Saint Pancras ; 172. 

Petitions in favour; From Commis- 
sioners of the Doughty and Calthorpe Estate; the Harrison 
Estate Paving Trust; the Lucas Estate; the Southampton 
Paving Trust; the Union Estates ; the Somer’s Town Paving 
Trust; of the North division of the Parish of Saint Pancras, 
Middlesex, comprehending the Camden Town Paving Trust, 
the Kentish Town Lighting Trust, the Torriano 'I'rust, the 
Mansfield Place Trust, parts of the Southampton Estate 
Trust, and the Hamlet of Highgate and portions not included 
in the jurisdiction of any Board or Trust ; and also, residing 
in that part of the Parish of Saint Pancras which lies on the 
west side of Tottenham Court Road; 173. 

— —- Pauw, Dean and Cnaprter of, Estate ; Bill brought 
from the Lords, 246. Read, 250. Committed, 268. Re- 
ported, and passed, 327. Royal Assent. 400. 

Sate of Beer. Vide Breer, 

—-— Corn. Vide Corn, 

Vide Fisu. 

Vide GAME, 

- Tras. Vide Teas. 

Saumon Fisneries. Vide IRELAND. 

Satop Roads. Vide MonNTGOMERYSHIRE, 

Sams’s Museum. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Savincs’ Banks. Vide Accounts. ScorTianp. 

SaAxMUNDHNAM Road. Vide ALDEBURGH. 

Scappow Gate Road. Vide WALrTon. 

Vide Accounts. Suprty. 

ScHooLtMasTeERsS. Vide ScoTLAND. 

Scuoots Vide Accounts. ScorTLanpD. 

Scitriy, IsuaAnvof, Vide Justices of the Peace. 


SCOTLAND: 

(ABJURATION, OATH OF.) Vide OATHS. 
— (ACCOUNTANT GENERAL.) Vide COURT OF 
SESSION. 
(ALEHOUSE CERTIFICATES.) Act 9 Geo. IV. 
c. 58, relating thereto, read ; Motion for bringing in a Bill for 
better regulating the granting of Certificates authorizing Per- 
sons to keep common Inns, Alehouses, and Victualling-houses 
in Scotland, in which Ale, Beer, Spirits, Wine and other ex- 
ciseable Liquors, may be sold by retail under Excise Licenses, 
and for the better Regulation of such Houses ; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 96. 
(ANDERSTON POLICE AcT.) Petition of Bur- 
gesses and Police Rate-payers of Anderston, for the repeal 
thereof, 153. 
(ARRESTMENT OF WAGES.) Petitions for pre- 
venting the Arrestment of Wages payable to Workmen ; From 
Lanark, 293. Glasgow, 494. 
— (ATTORNIES TAX. ) Petitions for the repeal thereof ; 
From Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet in Scotland ; 
Members of the said Society; Society of Solicitors in the 
Supreme Courts of Scotland; 474. Montrose, 584. 
( Bankruptcy.) Vide INSOLVENCY. 
( BANKRUPT Law.) Petition of the Lord Provost, 
Magistrates and Town Council of Perth, for the amendment 
thereof, 67. 
( BANKRUPTS.) Bill for the amendment and better 
administration of the Laws relating to Bankrupts in that part 
of Great Britain called Scotland ; Ordered, 248. Presented, 
aud read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 

















~——- Fisn. 


nae CAME. 


Scuoo.-Houses. 





























INDEX @o-the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME, 


printed ; 257. Second Reading deferred, 336, 415. Bill 
committed to a Select Committee, 420. Members added, 
462. Leave to Committee to sit on certain days during the 
Sitting of the House between twelve and three, 469,509. In- 
struction to the Committee to divide the Bill into two Bills ; 
Leave to report from time to time; 536. Leave given to the 
Committee to make a special Report; Report that the Com- 
mittee had divided the Bill into two Bills; 596. Vide INSuL- 
VENCY AND BANKRUPTCY. SEQUESTRATION. 

meets Petitions in favour; From Kil- 
marnock, 404. Kirkcaldy; referred to the Select Committee 
on the Bill, 425. Society of Writers in Dundee; Referred, 
436. Inverness, 460. Haddington (two Petitions); Referred, 
466. Glasgow (two Petitions); Referred, 473. Kirkcud- 
bright; Brechin; Referred, 494. Elgin; Dundee; Lanark’; 
Referred, 500. Aberdeen (two Petitions); Referred, 516. 
Stirling, 529. Dingwall; Solicitors practising in the Sheriff 
Court of the Western district of the county of Ross ; Referred, 
532. Guildry; Incorporation of Perth; Referred, 5935. 
Paisley; Referred, 536. Inverness; Forfar; Referred, 546. 
Greenock; Referred, 553. Glasgow, 593. . 








Petitions against; From Dean and 
Faculty of Advocates, 473. Edinburgh ; Referred, 526. 





_—e — Petition of the Society of Solicitors 
in the Supreme Courts in Scotland, for postponing the Bill 
until next Session, 482. 








——. 


Petition of the Dean and Council, 
and other Members of the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow, 
suggesting alterations therein, 482. 

( BirTHs, &amp;c.) Vide ReGisTRyY oF BirRTHs. 


“- ( BurGH CorRPoRATIONS.) Petition of Merchants, 
l'raders, Burgesses and Inhabitants of Aberdeen, for the total 
abolition of all Corporations in the Burghs of Scotland, 489. 


Vide CORPORATIONS. 




















(Bureus.) Act 3 and 4 Will. IV., c. 77, relating 
thereto, read ; Bill to explain certain provisions in an Act of 
the third and fourth years of His present Majesty, to provide 
for the Election of Magistrates and Councillors for the several 
Burghs and Towns of Scotland which now return, or con-. 
tribute to return, Members to Parliament, and are not Royal 
Burghs ; Ordered ; Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; 498. Committed, 512. 
Committee deferred, 520, 528, 533. Bill considered, 537- 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 542. Passed, 550. Agreed to by the Lords, 599. 
Royal Assent, 603. 
Lo FS 

- (CAITHNESS FLAG QUARRIES.) Petition of Sir 
John Sinclair, Baronet, that the pavement of Westminster 
Hall be formed of a species of Flag which is found in the 
county of Caithness, as it possesses the quality of resisting 
damp, 584. 
(CHURCHES.) Petition of Heritors and House- 
holders of Kirkintilloch, for securing to those who pay for the 
erection of Churches a just proportion of Church room, 370. 


(CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.) Petitions in support 
thereof; From Moderator of the Presbytery of Lanark; 
referred to Select Committee on Church Patronage, Scot- 
land; 293. Stevenston, 293. Borrowstonness, 341. Gou- 
rock; Kilmaurs; Dreghorn; Row; Abbey Parish, Paisley ; 
Stewarton; Erskine ; Leochel Cushnie; Kilwinning ; Arro- 
char; Symington; Houston and Kilallan, 359. Tarbolton, 
364. Kilmarnock ; Lumphannan; Clatt; Kinnethmont; 
370. Gargunnock, 380. Kilmuir, Wester and Luddy, 389. 
Glenbucket Torosay, 397. Rosemarkie, 399. Kauppen ; 
Dalgety; Dunkeld; 416. Mortlach, 424. Scoonie, 425. 
Presbytery of Linlithgow; Inch; 436. Kilconquhar, 439. 
Beith, 460. Torryburn,470. Newlands; Presbytery of Saint 
Andrews; 473. Premnay; Echt; Colinton ; 501. Aberdeen; 
Kincardine O’Neil; Kildrummay; Alford; Cabrach; Meth- 
leck ; Insch; Berse; 516. Hoveton Saint Peter, and Hove- 
ton Saint John, 518. Drymen; Banchory Devenick; 523. 
Alloa; Logie; 531. Kilmalie, 544. Dunnichen, 560. 
Midmar; Monymusk; Tullynessle and Forbes; Strathdon ; 
Meldrum; 572. Garioch, 573. 





Petition’ of the Mode- 





rator of the Presbytery of Dunfermline, that the right of pre- 
senting Ministers to Churches in Scotland, erected by voluntary 
contribution, be exercised according to the manner, and sub- 
ject to the conditions which shall be provided or sanctioned 
by the Church Courts establishing them, but without pre- 
judice to the right of His Majesty, or other Patrons of Parishes 
of Scotland, to present Ministers to the existing Parochial 
Churches thereof, 25. 

Petition of Inhabitants of 





the royal burgh of Stirling, praying the House to repeal so 
much of the Act of the Parliament of Scotland, 10 Anne, as 
relates to the law of Patronage in the Church of Scotland, 
and to declare that the election and call of a minister by a 
congregation, sustained by the Presbytery, in conformity with 
the word of God, shall be sufficient title, without a presentation 
to the minister so appointed, to the enjoyment of the benefice 


provided by law, 33- 
——— CHURCH 





4&amp;5W.1IV.] INDEX to the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





SCOTLAND -conlinaed. 


(CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.) Petition of the Moderator 
of the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr, for repealing so much of 
the Act of the Scottish Parliament, passed in 1706, which 
requires the consent of three-fourths of the Heritors to the 
erection of a new Church and Parish, 502. 


(CHURCH PATRONAGE.) Petitions for the abolition 
or alteration of Lay Patronage in the Church of Scotland ; 
From Greenock, 7. Saint Andrew’s, 11. Walten, 18. Leith, 
28. Cupar,37. Bower, 44. Dundee, 63. Strathdon; Alves; 
Elgin; Glasgow and Ayr, Synod of; Ministers of Chapels of 
Ease belonging to the Established Church of Scotland; Saint 
Andrew’s; Lesmahagow; Pathead and Saint Clairtown ; 
Cardross; 67. Peterhead; Airdrie; Birse; Kilmarnock ; 
Newhills; Dundonald; Glasgow, Presbytery of ; Dumfries ; 
Glasgow; Hodham; 70. Dalserf, 71. Tillicoultry; Mous- 
wald; Carnock; Andrew M‘Kenzie; Middlebie; Alva; 
Arbroath ; Dyce; Towie; Leochel Cushnie; Jarves; Echt; 
Stonehaven; Kildrummy; Auchindoir; Turland; Fintry; 
Glenbucket; King Edward ; Coldstone; Coul; Monquhitter; 
Referred to Select Committee on Church Patronage (Scot- 
land), 74. Kintore; Referred, 80. Ferry-Port-on-Craig; Re- 
ferred, go. Tough; Midmar; Keiss; Skene; Referred, 95. 
Dumfries; Referred, 98. Edinburgh; Gargunnock ; Portmoak ; 
Dalton (Dumfries); Referred, 109. Prestonkirk ; Referred, 110. 
Stonehouse; Irvine; Duffers; Referred, 114. Paisley, Pres- 
bytery of; Referred, 115. Inverury; Kirkaldy; Closeburn ; 

irkgunzeon; Anstruther Easter; Hamilton; Dundee ; 
Tweedsmuir (two Petitions); Linlithgow; 117. Referred,118. 
Dunfermline ; Perth; Referred,124. William Mackenzie, Mo- 
derator of the Presbytery of Auchterarder; John W. Thomson, 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Perth; Kinfauns; Thornhill ; 
Muthill; Referred, 128. Pollokshaws; Abbotshall; Urr; 
~ Penpont; Auchterarder; Kinellar; Drumoak; Huntly; Clatt ; 
Referred, 143. Leith; Cluny; New Machar; Peter Culter ; 
Arderseer ; Dunnet; Olrig; New Deer; Whitstone; Referred, 
151. Kincardine; Lumphannan; High Church parish; Pais- 
ley; Keith Hall, Pree sie naa Kinethmont; Dunse; Low 
Church parish; Paisley; Edrom; Referred, 162. Mauchline; 

Dreghorn (two Petitions); Ayr, &amp;c.; Newmilns; Darvel; Gals- 

ton; Riccarton; 180. Culross; Moderator of the Presbytery 

of Stirling ; Alioa; Swinton; Renton; Strathblane; Rothesay ; 

Kirkintilloch ; Port Glasgow; Stewarton; Dumbarton ; Ren- 

frew ; 187. Eskdalemuir; Dumfries; Dunscore ; Kirkpatrick, 

Durham; Menmuir; Montrose; Chirnside; Barry; Arbirlot; 

Kirkden ; Dunfermline; Presbytery of Lochcarron ; Arbroath; 

Carmylies; Referred, 193. Uig, Island of Lewes; Presbytery 

of Lewes; Lochrutton; 200. Greenock; Referred, 208. Forfar; 

Cobrach; Referred, 212. Baldernock; Balfron; Referred, 221. 

Moderator of the Synod of Perth and Stirling; Saint Monance; 

Pittenweem; Crieff; Comrie; Referred,231. Dalry; Symen- 

ton; Ochiltree; Kilwinning; Monkton and Prestwick; Ayr; 

Terregles ; Tarbolton; Kilmaurs; Referred, 241. Old Mel- 

drum; Symington; Referred, 266. Wigtown; Referred, 269. 

Glasgow and Ayr; Lochwinnoch ; Paisley ; Referred, 275. 

Belvelhie; Oldmachar ; Aberdeen; Referred, 289. Inverness; 

Brechin ; Glenlyon; Island of Rasay; Bracadale; Abernethy 

and Kincardine; Nairn; Presbytery of Caithness; Canisbay; 

Panbride ; Rathven; Thurso; Moderator of the Presbytery 

of Perth ; Forgue; Glass; Avondale; Moderator of the Pres- 

bytery of Lorne; Moneydie; Island of Ruen; Mortlach; 

Foveran ; Culsamond; Wick; Presbytery of Linlithgow ; 

Halkirk ; Latheron; Kirkmichael; Snizort, Isle of Skye ; 

Kincardine O’Neil; Dunnichen ; Killearn; Glasgow; Camp- 

beltown ; Referred, 294. Strathmiglo ; Stromness ; Referred, 

304. Newabbey; Perth; Kirkbean; Fenwick; Referred, 

308. Haddington; Denny; Referred, 335. Kirkmahoe, Re- 

ferred, 341. Callander ; Presbytery of age Referred, 359. 

Presbytery of Ellon; Rayne, Referred, 360. Symenton; Barr; 

referred, 364. Colvend and Southwick ; Renfrew; Presbytery 

of Stirling and Falkirk ; Old Deer; Referred, 369. Angus 

and Mearns, Referred, 370. Perth, Referred, 380. Id 

Cumnock; Auchinleck; Referred, 388. Leuchars; Markinch; 

Dunbar; District of Persie; Alyth; 397. Dingwall, Referred, 

407. Tealing; Lochee; Dundee; Referred, 436. Aberdeen ; 

Referred, 442. Whethorn; Referred, 458. Greenock ; Gal- 

loway; 502. John Mackenzie, Provost of Inverness; Petty ; 

546. Deskford; Rayne; Scone; Croy; Banchory Devenick ; 

Insch; Strachan; Aberdour; Saint Fergus; Ruthen; Cri- 

mond; Drumblade; Kiltarlity; Longside ; Kilmuir; Blair- 

gourie; Strichen; Shapinshay ; Frasersburgh ; Lonmay ; 

Tyrie; Kirkwall and Saint Ola; Kilsyth ; Auldearn; Leslie ; 

Cawdor ; 560. 








Select Committee ap- 
pointed to consider the past and present state of the Law of 
Church Patronage in Scotland, and to inquire how far that 
system is in accordance with the Constitution and Principles 
of the Church of Scotland, and conducive to its usefulness 
and prosperity, 71. Petitions presented in the last and the pre- 
sent Sessions of Parliament upon that subject ; Referred, 72. 
Leave given to the Committee to sit, notwithstanding the ad- 
journment of the House, 171. Power to 5 op Minutes of 
eidence from time to time, 234. Report to lie on the Table ; 
and to be printed; 518. 








Petitions referred, 74, 


80, 90, 95, 98, 109, 110, 114, 115, 118, 124, 128, 143, 151, 
VOL. 89.—Sess. 1834. 


162, 191, 193, 208, 212, 221, 231, 241, 259, 266, 269, 275, 
289, 293, 294, 304, 308, 335, 341, 359, 360, 364, 369, 370, 
380, 388, 407, 436, 442, 458, 502. ae 2 

———— Petitions against altera- 
tion; From Presbytery of Skye; Referred, 191. Leslie; 
Alford; Elgin; Referred, 212. Saint Andrew’s; Fife; Re- 
ferred, 259. Lonway; Referred, 289. Kinross, 296, 


Petition of the Rev. Da- 
vid Fraser, Clerk of the Presbytery of Inverness, stating, 
that, in obedience to the Orders of the Committee of the House 
on Church Patronage, he has searched the whole Records of 
the Presbytery for a period of 164 years, and also furnished 
extracts therefrom, and that an order may be made for remu- 
nerating him, 583. 


(CLACKMANNAN AND PERTHSHIRE RoaDs.) 
Petition for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 47. 


(CLERK OF THE PIPE.) Bill to abolish the Office 
of Recorder of the Great Roll or Clerk of the Pipe of Ex- 
chequer in Scotland; Ordered, 163. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed ; 163. 
Committed, 178. Committee deferred, 191. Bill considered, 
197. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 204. Passed, 213. Agreed to by the Lords, 235. 
Royal Assent, 320. 


— (CLYDE MARINE Society.) Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 42. 


(COLTNESS RAILWAY.) Vide WisHaw. 


— (CONVENTION OF Royal. BuRGHS.) Vide 
Roya. BurRGHS CONVENTION. 


- (CORPORATIONS.) Petition of Householders, Bur- 
gesses and Inhabitants of Montrose, for abolishing the Privi- 
leges vested in Corporate Bodies, 390. 

Vide BurRGH CoRPORA- 
TIONS. MEDICAL CORPORATIONS. MUNICIPAL Cor- 
PORATIONS. 

— (CourRT OF SESSION, ACCOUNTANT GENE- 
RAL.) Bill for the appointment of an Accountant General in 
the Court of Session in Scotland ; Ordered, 420. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 433. Second Reading deferred, 444, 475, 480, 485, 
497+ 509- 























: Petition of the Society of 
Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, against, 482. 


— (Courts oF Law.) Petitions for reform there- 
in; From Annan; Greenock; Referred to Select Committee 
on Judges’ Salaries (Scotland), 350. 


Petition of Inhabitants of 
Largs, for simplifying the proceedings thereof, 365. 
(CRANSTONHILL WATERWORKS.) Petition for 
Bill referred to a Committee, 11. Reported; Bill ordered; 
34. Presented, and read, 47. Committed, 73. 

Petitions against ; 
From Gorbals; Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 108. 
Glasgow (two Petitions), 117. William Gilmour, Lord Pro- 
vost, &amp;c. of Glasgow ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 205. 
Rutkerglen; Referred, 209. Glasgow (two Petitions); Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 214. Fourteen Incorporations 
of Glasgow, 223. Trustees of Statute Labour and Conversion 
Money in Glasgow; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 2233. 
Calton ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 288. 


(CREDITORS.) Act 54 Geo. III. c. 137, relating 
thereto, read, 552. Bill to continue an Act of the fifty-fourth 
year of his Majesty King George the Third, for rendering the 
Payment of Creditors more equal and expeditious in Scot- 
land ; Ordered, 553. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 553. Committed, 558. Considered, 
567. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 571. Passed, 578. Agreed to by the Lords, 596. 
Royal Assent, 599. 


(CRINAN CANAL.) Petition for Bill, referred, 56. 
To a Committee, 57. Reported; Bill ordered; 13». Pre- 
sented, and read, 152. 


— (CRomARTY HarBour.) Petition for Bill re- 
ferred to a Committee, 46. Reported; Bill ordered; 97. 
Presented, and read, 151. Committed, 304. Time enlarged 
for Report, 326. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 340. Passed, 
356. Agreed to by the Lords, 384. Royal Assent, 399. 


—— (DALKEITH RAILWAY.) Vide EDINBURGH. 


(DUMBARTONSHIRE ROADS, &amp;c.) Petition for a 
Bill, and Bill ordered, 49. Petition for additional provision 
referred toa Committee, 56. Bill presented, 102. Committed, 
122. Petition for additional provision reported ; Report to 
lie on the Table; 134. Report from Committee on Petition 
for additional provision, read; Instruction to Committee on 
Bill to make provision accordingly ; 246. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 258. Passed,269. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
343. Considered, and agreed to, 358. Royal Assent, 399. 
Petitions against ; 
From Kirkintilloch, 113. Dumbarton (two Petitions); Re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 127. Monkland and Kirkintilloch 
Railway Company ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 164, 
Cumbernauld; Referred, 221. 




















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IN DEX io the ErGuty-NINTH VOLUME. . [4.1834, 





SCOTLAN D—continued. 


(DuNDEE GAOL.) Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 65. Presented, 
and read, 145. Committed, 159. Petition for additional 
provision referred to a Committee, 265. Reported, and In- 
struction accordingly, 270. Time enlarged for Report, 328, 
360. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 398. Passed, 404. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Considered, and agreed 
to, 465. Royal Assent, 525. 

(DunveEE Po.tice.) Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered ; 66. 

(Dunmore’s, Earl of, Estate.) Bill 1 
from the Lords, 343. Read, 346. Committed, 368. Ke- 
ported, and passed, 411. Royal Assent, 438. 
— (EpiInBuRGH PoLice.) Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 54. Reported; Bill ordered ; 97. Presented, 
and read, 151. Committed, 179. Member added, 261. Power 
to Committee to send for persons, papers and records, 293. 
Time enlarged for Report, 324, 346. ave to the Committee 
to sit on a certain day, during the sitting of the House, be- 
tween twelve and three, 374. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 387. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 420. Passed, 426. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 448. Considered, and agreed 
to, 454. Royal Assent, 525. 

















Petitions against; From 
Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Company ; Trustees of Edin- 
burgh Roads ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Coun- 
sel ordered ; 209. Pawnbrokers of Edinburgh ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 223. Incorporation of Fleshers of Edin- 
burgh ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234. Sir Francis Wal- 
ker Drummond ; the Earl of Moray; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 253. ‘Trustees of the Edinburgh and Leith Roads ; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 265. Canongate; Referred ; 
Edinburgh Gas Light Company; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 274. William Henry Miller, Esquire; Referred, and 


Counsel ordered, 322. 








: — Petitions in favour; From 
Inhabitants of Edinburgh, 258. General Sir James Steuart, 
265. 








(EDINBURGH WATERWORKS.) Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Report referred to 
Select Committee on Standing ay 93- (Vide STanp- 
1nG OrpeErs.) Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 130. 

~ (EDINBURGH AND DALKEITH Rai.Lway BILL.) 
Petition for Bill, 28. Referred to a Committee, 29. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 107. Presented, and read, 123. Com- 
mitted, 209. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 269. 
Report further considered ; Bill re-committed to the former 
Committee ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed forth- 
with; 302. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 328. Passed, 
338. Agreed to by the Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 438. 

( EDUCATION.) Petition of Inhabitants of Greenock, 

for the endowment of Lectureships on Morals and Physics 
in Towns not possessed of Universities, 370. 


Vide PAROCHIAL EDUCATION. 
——— (EGuinTon’s, Earl of, Estare.) Bill brought 

from the Lords, 344. Read, 346. Committed, 368. Re- 
ported, and passed, 411. Royal Assent, 438. 
(ELGIN AND FORRES GAOLS, &amp;c.) Petition for 
Bill referred to a Committee, 42. Reported, 136. Bill 
ordered, 137. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 150. Bill 
presented, and read, 179. Time enlarged for Report, 329. 
Bill committed, 338. Time enlarged for Report, 368, 398. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 422. Passed, 459. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 525. 
(ENTAILED EstaTeEs.) Act 10 Geo. III. e. 51, 
reluting thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act of the tenth 
year of King George the Third, respecting the Improvement 
of Land in Scotland held under Settlements of Entail ; 
Ordered, 92. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 112. Second Reading deferred, 
136, 286. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 331. 
Members added, 408, 453. 
— (ENTAILS, LAW OF.) Petitions for the abolition 
or amendment thereof; From Glasgow, 423. Paisley, 460. 
Greenock, 473. 

(Fisu.) Vide TITHE on Fisu. 
(FORRES GAOLS, &amp;c.) Vide ELGIN. 


(FRASER, Rev. David.) Vide CuurcH PATRON- 


























AGE. 
——— (GAOLS.) Vide RoyaL Burcas’ GaAo.s. 
— (GENERAL TURNPIKE AcT.) Petition of Elec- 


tors, and Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Shotts, for the 
repeal or amendment thereof, 266, 


—— (GLASGow LorTeERIES.) Select Committee ap- 
presen to Inquire into the origin and present state of a 
.ottery, Lom paem. to be carried on under authority of Par- 
liament, and intituled, “ The Glasgow Lottery,” and into any 
other Lotteries, foreign or otherwise, of ak since the legal 
discontinuance of State Lotteries, Schemes, Tickets or Shares, 
have been circulated in the United Kingdom ; Resolution 
for raising a Sum by way of Lottery, reported from Commit- 
tee of Ways and Means (15th March 1800), referred ; Report 
from Select Committee respecting Lotteries (28th March 








1808), referred ; 135. Motion for adding a Member to the 
Committee ; Motion withdrawn ; 171. Power to Committee 
to report Opinion from time to time; Report, with Resolu- 
tions, to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 267. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence, 567. Second Report, to lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed; 568. 

Petitions referred, 163, 





211. 
Petition of Henry Ed- 





ward Swift, Contractor for such Lottery, praying to be heard 
before the Committee, 146: Referred to Select Committee 
on Glasgow Lottery, 163. 





Petition of Henry 
Monteith, Esquire, praying that he may be heard before the 
Committee ; Referred, 211. 





Bill to prohibit any 
further Lotteries under an Act passed in the first and second 
years of the Reign of His present Majesty, for the Improve- 
ment of Glasgow ; Ordered, 286. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 349. 
Committed, 373. Committee deferred, 383. Bill considered, 
386. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 394. Bill read 3°; Clause offered; Motion for 
reading the Clause a first time ; Whereupon Motion made, 
That the House do now adjourn; Notice taken that Forty 
Members were not present ; 410. Further proceeding on Third 
Reading deferred, 415. Resumed ; Clause added ; Bill 
passed; 420. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 
525. 

—— (GLASGOW WATERWORKS.) Vide CRANSTON- 
HILL. 








(GLASGOW AND SHoTTS Roaps.) Petition for 
a Bill, and Bill ordered, 42. Presented, and read, 79. Com- 
mitted, 97. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 249. Passed, 254. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 321. 

Petitions against; 
From Glasgow; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Coun- 
sel ordered ; 133. Cambusnethan, 205. - 

(INCORPORATED TRADES.) Petition of Inha- 
bitants of the city of Saint Andrew’s, for the immediate and 
total abolition of the exclusive privileges of the incorporated 
Trades in Scotland, 397. 

(INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY.) Bill to 
amend the Laws regarding Insolvency and Bankruptcy in 

that part of Great Britain called Scotland, reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 590. 








Vide BANK- 
RUPTS, supra, 

( JUDGES’ SALARIES.) Select Committee appointed 
to consider how far the Salaries of the Judges of the Supreme 
Court in Scotland are commensurate with the importance of 
their station, and the nature and extent of their duties, 257. 
Members added, 292. Message to the Lords, requesting the 
attendance of the Earl of Eldon at the Committee, 307. 
Members added, 326. Message to the Lords, requesting the 
attendance of the Lord Chancellor at the Committee, 327. 
Leave to Committee to sit on certain days during the sitting 
of the House between twelve and three, 380, 402. Members 
added, 385. Power to report Opinion, together with Minutes 
of Evidence, from time to time, 446. Report, with Resolu- 
tions and Minutes of Evidence, to lie onthe Table; and to 
be printed; 453. 





Petitions referred, 334, 350. 

(Ke1TH’S, Viscount, ESTATE.) Bill brought from 
the Lords, 365. Read, 367. Committed, 378. Reported, 
and passed, 420. Royal Assent, 438. 

(KinTORE’S, Earl of, ESTATE.) Bill brought from 
the Lords, 371. Read, 374. Committed, 387. Leave to 
Committee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the 
House, between twelve and three, 418. Bill reported, and 
passed, 421. Royal Assent, 438. 


——-——- (LANARKSHIRE RoaDs.) Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 58. Reported; Report referred to Select 

. Committee on Standing Orders; 113. (Vide STanpDinG 
Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be permitted to 7 
ceed, 130. Report from Committee on Standing Orders, 
read; Bill ordered; 1393. Presented, and read, 152. Com- 
mitted, 202. Time enlarged for Report, 322, 338. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 357. Passed, 384. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 412. Royal Assent, 438. 





Petitions against ; From 
the Wishaw and Coltness Railway Company ; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 198. Lanark ; 
Referred, 249. Cambusnethan, 290. Archibald Nisbet, 
Esquire ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 305. 

Petition of Heritors, 








Farmers and others, of Shotts, that the owners of Road 
Money may be allowed a free election of Trustees and 
Managers of Roads and Road Funds among their own 
number, 211. 
(Law Courts.) Vide Courts oF Law. 
(Law oF ENTAIL.) Vide ENTAIL. 
(Law Rerorm.) Petitions in favour; From 
Greenock ; Annan; 333- Referred to Select Committee on 
Judge’s Salaries (Scotland) 334. John Hutcheson, Provost 
of Renfrew; Town Council of Renfrew; 553. Pollokshaws, 
569. 

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ee 








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SCOTLAN D—continued. 


(LAY PATRONAGE.) Vide CHURCH PROPERTY. 

(Le1TH HarRBowuRr.) Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered; 133. Pre- 
sented, and read, 152. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
298. Second Reading deferred, 360. Bill put off for six 
months, 368. 





Petitions in favour; From 
Banff and Macduff, 304. Great Yarmouth ; Tynemouth; 
318. Linlinthgow; Falkirk; Wick ; 356. Stirling; Glasgow ; 
363. Edinburgh; Leith; 368. Galashiels, 454. 

Petition of Electors of the 
Burgh of Leith, under the Reform Act, against, 368. 
(LEITH, Port oF.) Vide TITHE ON FISH. 
(Le1TH, TRINITY HARBOUR.) Petition for leave 
to present a Petition for a Bill, referred to a Committee, 145. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; 
Referred to a Committee; 150. Reported; Report referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 155. (Vide 
Sranpinc Orpers.) Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 161. Report from Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, read ; Report from Committee on 
Petition for Bill, read; Motion, That leave be granted, that 
Notice may be inserted three times in some one Newspaper 
usually circulated in the county of Edinburgh, in the present 
month of April or the month of May next, of the application 
now making to Parliament for leave to bring in a Bill for 
making aa constructing a new Harbour, Dock, Piers and 
other Works at Trinity, in the parish of North Leith, near the 
city of Edinburgh, in the county of Edinburgh; and also, 
that such Notices may be affixed to the church-door of the 
parish of North Leith, in the said county, for three Sundays 
in the said months of April or May ; = Saar Neg. there- 
upon, 226. 











Petitions for leave 
to proceed with the Bill; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 218. 








Petition of the Lord 
Provost of the city of Edinburgh against the Bill proceeding 
this Session, 223. 

———— (Lorps Day BILL, Sess. 1833.) Petition of 
Matthew Barclay, Moderator of the Presbytery of Dum- 
barton, in favour, 114. 

(LosstEMOUTH HARBOUR.) Vide STOTFIELD. 

——— (MackINLAY, David.) Vide STIRLING Hos- 
PITAL. 

———- (MaRRIAGES.) Vide Roman CATHOLIC MAR- 
RIAGES. 

(MEDICAL CORPORATIONS.) Petition of Medical 

Practitioners of Glasgow, complaining of the defective con- 

stitution of the various Medical Corporations in Scotland ; 

Referred to the Select Committee on Medical Education, 269. 


(MINISTERS APPOINTMENT.) Bill to regulate 
the Appointment of Ministers to Churches in Scotland erected 
by voluntary contribution, and which may become Parochial 
Churches ; Ordered ; Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 78. Committed, 
105. Considered, 126. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 131. Passed, 136. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 404. Bill, as amended by the 
Lords, to be printed, 408. Day appointed for considering 
Amendments, 454. Consideration thereof deferred, 464, 475, 
480, 485, 497, 509. Amendments considered and agreed to, 
with Amendments, 513. Amendments to Lord’s Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 532. Royal Assent, 539. 

Petition of Mi- 


nister, Elders and Congregation of Gilcomston chapel of ease, 
Aberdeen, against, 488. 








———— 

















= : Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Port Patrick, for regulating the appointment of 


Ministers to Churches in Scotland, erected by voluntary con- 
tribution, 370. 


(MonreEITH, Henry.) Vide GLAsGow Lor- 








TERY. 


——— (MonTROSE ParisH Cuurcu.) Petition of 
Merchants, Burgesses and [nhabitants of the Royal Burgh 
of Montrose, complaining of the manner in which the Tax 
for the stipend of the Assistant Clergyman is levied, 538. 


— (MuUNIcIPAL CORPORATIONS.) Petition of Ma- 
gistrates and Inhabitants of Dunfermline, for the abolition of 
the Corporation, and other laws which restrict the freedom 
of Labour, g5. 

(NEWHAVEN, Port or.) Vide TITHE ON Fisu. 

(OATHS.) Petition of the Lord Provost, Magistrates 
and Town Council of Perth, for abolishing the Oaths of Ab- 
juration, and Declaration of Assurance required from Persons 
elected Members of Town Councils, Magistrates of Burghs, 
and other Public Functionaries, 318. 


(OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH Day.) Vide 
SABBATH. 


(ORKNEY STATUTE LABOUR.) Petition for Bill; 
Referred to a Committee, 28. Reported ; Bill ordered; 37. 
Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 319. Time enlarged 


Vot. 89, 








Sess. 1834. 








for Report, 327, 368. Committee revived; Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on or before a certain 
day; 424. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 442. Passed, 
482. By the Lords, with Amendments, 532. Considered, 
534. Agreed to, 535. Royal Assent, 539. 





—_— 





Petition of Magis- 
trates and Town Council, Justices of the Peace and Inhabitants 
of the Burgh and Barony of Stromness, against, 435. 

(PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, ACT.) Petitions for 
Amendment; From Stanley (Perth), 336; Edinburgh, 474. 
(PAROCHIAL EDUCATION.) Motion for bringin 
in a Bill to regulate and enlarge the provision for Parochia 
Education in Scotland ; Motion withdrawn; 406. 
(PaARocHIAL SCHOOLS.) Petition of Parochial 
Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of Auchterarder, for a revision 
of the Law relating to Parochial Schools in Scotland, 114. 


Vide SCHOOLS. 











(PARTNERSHIP SOCIETIES AcT [1825.1) Peti- 
tions for the revival of the said Act; From Dundee, 228. 
Aberdeen, 290. 

(PERTH HARBOUR AND NAVIGATION.) Petition 


for Bill; Referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill or- 


dered ; 108. Presented, and read, 127. Committed, 1509. 
Member added, 248. Bill reported, 302. Report to lie on 
the Table, 303. Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 
grossed; 339. Passed, 375. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 404. Considered, and agreed to, 406. Royal Assent, 
438. 

Petitions 











—— 





against; From Lord Gray, and others; Peter Hay; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 239. 


(PERTHSHIRE RoapDs.) Vide CLACKMANNAN. 


——-—— (ProcuraTors Fiscat.) Bill to vest in the Crown 


the Appointment of Procurators Fiscal in the Sheriff Courts 
in Scotland; Ordered; presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 72. Second Reading 
deferred, 105, 126, 148, 213, 217, 232, 263, 272, 337, 366, 
374, 401, 419, 425, 444, 468, 484, 496, 508, 527, 533, 559, 
558, 567. Bill put off for six months, 572. 

(REFORM OF PARLIAMENT ACT.) Vide Par- 
LIAMENT. 


-——_—— (REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.) Bill for the more 


effectual Registration of Persons entitled to vote in the Elec- 
tion of Members to serve in Parliament in Scotland ; Ordered, 
420. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 551. Committed, 552. Considered, 558. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 567. 
Passed, 571. Agreed to by the Lords, 599. Royal Assent, 
603. 

— (REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, &amp;c.) Bill to establish in 
Scotland a uniform and efficient system of Registration of 
Births, Marriages and Deaths; Ordered, 139. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
380. Second Reading deferred, 394, 410, 431, 435, 456. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee, 464. Bill reported, 
582. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 583. 


— (RENFREW RoapDs.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
the Royal Burgh of Renfrew, complaining of the operation 
of the Renfrew Road Act, 522. 

(Roap ASSESSMENTS.) Petition of Inhabitants 
of New Cumnoc‘, complaining of the amount of Assessments 
for the repair of the Roads, and for the amendment of the 
laws in relation thereto, 180. 

(Roap Tax.) Vide TURNPIKE ROADS. 


(RomAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES.) Bill to amend 
the Law relative to Roman Catholic Marriages in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 44. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, and to be printed; 45. Second Reading deferred, 
64, 72, 83. Bill committed, 116. Committee deferred, 139. 
Instruction to the Committee, That they have Power to extend 
the provisions of the Bill, to all eee not of the Esta- 
blished Church of Scotland, 158. Bill considered, and re- 
ported; Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed, 163. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 178. 
Third Reading deferred, 1y7, 203, 213. Bill passed, 217. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 408. Considered, and agreed 
to, 505. Royal Assent, 525. 

(Ross-sHIRE HEAD BURGH.) Petition of Com- 
missioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, and others, of the 
County of Ross, that Dingwall may be declared the head 
Burgh, at which legal executions ought to take place, 172. 


(Rovat Bureus.) Act 3 and 4 Will. IV. c. 76, 
relating thereto, read ; Bill to explain certain provisions of an 
Act of the third and fourth years of the reign of His present Ma- 
jesty, to alter and amend the Laws forthe Election of the Magis- 
trates and Councils of the Royal Burghs in Scotland; Ordered ; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed ; 498. Committed, 512. Committee deferred, 
520, 528, 533. Bill considered, 537. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 542. Passed, 
560. Agreed to by the Lords, 599. Royal Assent, 603. 











Vide BURGHS. 
—--—— (ROYAL 








INDEX ¢o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


[A. 1834. 





SCOTLAN D—continued. 
(Roya Burcus, CONVENTION OF ). Petition of 
the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Town Council, of the City 
and Royal Burgh of Perth, for the dissolution thereof, 318. 


(Roya Burcus GaAois.) Petition of Magis- 
strates and Council of the Royal Burgh of Kirkcaldy, for 
relieving the Royal Burghs of Scotland from maintaining 
Gaol Prisoners sent from beyond their respective boundaries, 


403. 








—- (SABBATH Day OBSERVANCE.) Acts of the Par- 
liament of Scotland, relating thereto, read; Bill to explain 
and amend certain Acts relative to the Observance of the 
Sabbath Day in that part of the United Kingdom called Scot- 
land ; Ordered, 111. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 112. Second Reading 
deferred, 117, 158, 238, 286, 375, 408, 446, 475, 486. 
Petitions in 
favour; From Synod of Glasgow and Ayr; Presbytery of 
Skye; Muthill; Comrie; Presbytery of Abernethy ; Synod 
of Perth; Store ; Presbytery of Stirling; Plockton, 199. 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Paisley; Houston and Kil- 
Jallon, 207; Stirling, 234. Getaiciste Helensburgh ; Kir- 
kintilloch ; Tobermory ; Moderator and Clerk of the Synod of 
Dumfries; Moffat ; Kirkpatrick-juxta-Dumfries ; Dumbarton; 
Outer High Church, Glasgow ; Duke-street, Glasgow ; Hope- 
street Chapel, Glasgow; Saint James, Glasgow ; Barony of 
Glasgow; Saint John’s, Glasgow; Saint George, Glasgow ; 
Saint Mary’s, Glasgow; Magistrates of the Barony of Gor- 
bals; Students of Divinity and Graduates of the University 
of Glasgow; Minister and Elders of the Church of Scotland 
in Glasgow, met in general Session; Green-street Chapel, 
Glasgow ; Tradestown Chapel, Glasgow ; John-street Chapel, 
Glasgow; Great Hamilton-street Chapel, Glasgow; Logie 
Easter; 237. Glasgow; Dumfries; 242. Kelso, 258. 
Greenock; Aberdeen (two Petitions); 287. Moderator of 
the Presbytery of Haddington; of Edinburgh; Glasgow, 
(two Petitions); Tain; Alness; 294. Haddington, 335. 
Stewarton; Renfrew; 370. Moderator of the Synod of Angus 
and Mearns; Kirk Session of Brechin; 396. General As- 
sembly of the Church of Scotland; Moderator of the Presby- 
tery of Lorn; Glasgow Seaman’s Friend Society ; Moderator 
of the Kirk Session of Carluke; Pollokshaws; Brechin ; 
Moderator of the Provincial Synod of Ross; Paisley; Kil- 
muireaster; Newton; Presbytery of Linlithgow; Brechin ; 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Dunoon; Port Patrick ; 
Lesmahagow ; Kilsyth; 502. 








— Petitions against ; 
From Glasgow (five Petitions), 237. Lord Provost, &amp;c., of 
Glasgow, 269. Easter Ross,284. Renfrew, 287. Saltcoats, 309. 
Nailston, 350. 
(SALARIES.) Vide JUDGES SALARIES. 
(SAVINGS BANKS.) Petition of Members of the 
Leith Mechanics’ Friendly Society for extending the provisions 
of the English Savings Bank Act to Scotland; 266. 
~ (SCHOOLMASTERS.) Petitions for amendment of 
the Act of 1803, which regulates their Salaries; From 
Lanark, 119. Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of Annan ; 
Stirling ; 194. Nairn, 211. Cupar, 242. Dunse, 243. Pen- 
ont; Jedburgh; 260. Inverary; Lorn; 275. Langholme; 
te esa 304. Selkirk, 334. Dunkeld; Kirkcudbright ; 
Lauder ; Chirnside ; 341. Dingwall; Kincardine ; 359. Ayr, 
364. Kincardine; Caithness; Skye; Dumbarton; Stran- 
raer; 369. Kintyre, 370. Brechin; Dunblane ; 379. Lewis, 
389. Alford; Aberdeen; Forres; Biggar; Dunfermline ; 
Hamilton; 397. Paisley, 438. Dalkeith, 442. Kelso, 454. 
Members of the body of Parochial Schoolmasters of Scotland ; 
Presbytery of Chanonry; Meigle; Irvine; Saint Andrew’s ; 
473- Abernethy; Inverness; 546. Synodof Shetland; Pres- 
bytery of North Isles, Orkney ; 583. 
(ScHOOLS.) Petition of the Moderator and Clerk 
of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, for the 
endowment of Schools in each of the Highland Districts in 
which a Parliamentary Church has been established, 398. 
Vide PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS 
— (SELKIRKSHIRE ROADS.) Petition for a Bill, and 
Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 102. Committed, 122. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 302. Passed, 322. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 352. Considered, and agreed to, 
358. Royal Assent, 399. 
— (SEQUESTRATIONS.) Petition of the Dean and 
Incerporation of Guildry of the Royal Burgh of Cupar, for 
simplifying the Law relative thereto, 293. 
Bill for regulating the Se- 
questration of the Estates of Bankrupts in that part of Great 
Britain called Scotland, reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 596. 
- . Vide BANKRUuPTs. 
—————&lt;— (SHERIFFS’ DepuTrs.) Motion for presenting an 
Address to His Majesty, that there be laid before the House, 
certain Returns relative to Sheriffs Depute; Motion with- 
drawn, 520 
(Suorr’s Roap.) Vide GLascow. 
(Sinctair, Sir John.) Vide Caituness Frac 
QUARRIES 





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(STIRLING HospPITAL.) Petition of Daniel Mack- 
inlay, for an inquiry into the constitution of Cowan’s Hospital 
at Stirling, 259. 

(STOTFIELD AND Lossi1EMOUTH HARBouRrR.) 
Petition for Bill referred to aCommittee, 50. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 137. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 145. Bill 
presented, and read, 179. Committed, 198. Reported, and 
re-committed to the former Committee, 274. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 293. Passed, 298. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 424. Considered, and agreed to, 432. Royal 
Assent, 525. 


— (Swirt, Henry Edward.) Vide GLASGow LotT- 
TERY. 




















(Swin CHANNEL.) Petition of Ship-owners in Aber- 
deen, complaining of the state of the Navigation of the Swin 
Channel, and for the establishment of a Lighthouse on the 
Middle Sand; Referred to Select Committee on Lighthouses, 
290. 





— (TEINDS.) Petition of Dissenters of Kilmaurs for 
the abolition thereof; 179. 


(TITHE ON Fisu.) Petitions complaining of the 
Tithe levied on Fish at the Ports of Leith and Newhaven ; 
From Saint Monance, &amp;c., 119. Edinburgh and Leith, 602. 


(TRADES.) Vide INCORPORATED TRADES. 
———— (TRINITY HARBOUR.) Vide LEITH. 


(TURNPIKE Roaps.) Petition of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Old Cumnock, complaining of the 
amount of Road money levied upon them, and for relief, 242. 


Petition of Tenants and In- 
habitants of the Island of Stronia (Caithness), for exemption 
from Road Tax, 295. 

(UNIVERSITIES.) Vide EpucaTIoN. 

——— (VoTERS.) Vide REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. 

————— (WAGES.) Vide ARRESTMENT OF WAGES. 

-— (W1SHAW AND COLTNESS RAILWAY.) Petition 

for Bill referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered ; 

133. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 254. Power 

to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 293. 

Bill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 328. Report 

further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 347. Passed, 357. 

By the Lords, with an Amendment, 385. Considered, and 

agreed to, 388. Royal Assent, 399. 











Petitions in 
favour; From Provost, &amp;c. of the Burgh of Hamilton, 218. 
Kirkintilloch, 228. Cambusnethan, 229. Port Glasgow and 
Newark, 234. Bothwell and Dalziel; Carluke; 241. Lanark, 
249. Greenock, 288. 








Petitions 
against; From Alexander Allan; Henry Monteith; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered ; 298. 
(YEOMANRY CAVALRY.) Petition of Magistrates 
and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, for 
disbanding them, 187. 








Vide Accounts. 





(Ap- 
DRESSES, 94 to 108.) 





Scott, William. Vide Cuurcn Property. 


ScutcoaTes Small Tenements ; Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 12. Reported; Bill ordered; 14. Presented, 
and read, 16. Committed, 28. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
70. Passed, 73. Agreed to by the Lords, 103. Royal 
Assent, 165. 


ae 





Petition of Owners and Occu- 
piers of Houses in Sculcoates, against, 70. 


SEAMEN; Petition of Mariners of South Shields, for a legal in- 
quiry after Seamen when lost at sea, and for preventing Ves- 
sels being sent to sea in an unfit state, 129. 

— ImpressMENT of. Vide Navat IMPRESSMENT. 


SeconDARY PuNISHMENT (Australia.) Vide Accounts. 
(ADDRESSES, 109.) 


Secret Services. Vide Accounts. Svuppty. 


Securities, InteGaL; Acts g Anne, c. 14, and 12 Anne, 
c. 16, relating thereto, read; Bill to amend the Law relating 
to Securities given for Considerations arising out of gaming, 
usurious and certain other illegal Transactions ; Ordered; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 78. Committed, 105. Considered, and 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 126. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, lobe printed; 157. Report further consi- 
dered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 





ing; 197. Passed, 207. 
Seay Ferry, &amp;c. Road; Petition for a Bill, and Bill or- 
dered, 36. 
Henry Collingwood. Vide Centra Criminat 


Cour 
SEPTENNIAL 








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SerrenniAL Act; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Derby ; Peckham; Coventry; Yeovil; Lambeth; 296. 
Brechin, 390. 





Vide ELective FrRAncuise. VOTE BY 


BALLOT. 
SEQUESTRATIONS, Vide ScoTLAnD. 
SeRJEANT; usual Orders to him, 10, 11. 
Sent with the Mace to summon Members, 204, 206, 








446, 453- ; 
————— Members taken in custody by him, 9. 
Discharged out of custody, 9, 11. 
Sessions of the Peace. Vide Accounts. 


Settytep Estates; Bill for facilitating the Sale and Exchange 
of parts of Settled Estates, and of Estates held in trust for 
charitable Purposes; Ordered, 256. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 288. 
Second Reading deferred, 337, 345, 367- Bill committed to 
a Select Committee, 374. 

SeTTLeMENT of the Poor. Vide Poor. 


Sewers (Commissioners of); Petition of Inhabitants, House- 
holders and Proprietors of Houses and Grounds in Kenning- 
ton, South Lambeth and the vicinity, complaining of the over- 
flowing of the Effra Sewer (Vauxhall) ae | of the conduct of 
the Commissioners, 200. Referred to Select Committee on 
Sewers, 238. 

— (Limehouse); Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers 
and Vestrymen of Saint Ann, Limehouse, complaining of the 
defective state of the Sewers in that Parish; Referred to 
Select Committee on Sewers, 419. 

————- (Westminster); Petition of Inhabitants of Westmin- 
ster and parts adjacent, praying the House to take into con- 
sideration the present noxious state of the Sewers, 74. 

Petition of Rate-payers of Saint Mary- 

le-bone, complaining of the irresponsible character of the 

Board of Sewers, and of the want of information with regard 

to their expenditure, 114. 

Select Committee appointed to inquire 

into the state of the law respecting Sewers in and near the 

Metropolis, and into the administration of the same by the 

various Boards of Commissioners of Sewers, with a view to 

suggest such Amendments in both as shall be deemed advis- 
able, 116. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report to 

lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 581. 

Petitions referred, 211, 238. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Mar- 

garet, Westminster, complaining of the defective state of the 

Sewage in that Parish, and for inquiry; Referred to Select 

Committee on Sewers, 211. 

Vide BayswaTER. 

Seymour, George. Vide VicruALuers’ LICENSES. 

SuHannon Fishery. Vide IRELAND. 

——- Navigation. Vide IRELAND. 


CALEDONIAN CANAL, &amp;c. 


























Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

SHawt MANuraActureE; Petition of Alexander Warnock, 
Preses of a Meeting of Shawl Manufacturers of Edinburgh, 
against the importation of Shawls of French Manufacture, 
474- 

Suerrorp Road. Vide Hitcuin. 

Sueit, Richard Lalor, Esq. Vide Privitece. 

SHELFORD, Great (Cambridge) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, 
and Bill ordered, 32. Presented, and read, 73. Committed, 
85. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 153. Passed, 159. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 220. Royal Assent, 321. 

Suepton Matrett Cuarities; Petition of Inhabitant Pa- 
rishioners of Shepton Mallett, for an inquiry into the Charities 
of that Town, 437. 

SuipsBuitpinc. Vide Man, Is te of. 

Surppinc. Vide MERCHANT SHIPPING. 

Suip “ Sisters.” Vide Accounts. 

Surps “ Royal George,” and “ Boyne;” Petition of Edward 
Austin, that the Party having the grant from His Majesty’s 
Government for raising those Ships, do immediately enter on 
such work, or relinquish the same altogether, 523. 

SuorenamM Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Si1tx Goons. Vide MANCHESTER. 


Sirk Trape; Petition of the Corporation of Coventry, for in- 
quiry into the results of the changes in the Laws relative 
thereto since 1824, 460. 

Sinver STANDARD; Petition of Occupiers of Land in the vi- 
cinity of Lincoln, that the restrictions on payments in Silver, 
which did not exist at the time of the passing of the Act 
suspending payments at the Bank of England, be repealed, 
4606. 


Simpson, James Alexander. Vide AuLan’s Divorce. 


Singcure Orvices; Select Committee appointed to examine 
the Papers respecting Sinecure Offices, which were presented 
upon Weinesias last, and to report their Observations there- 
upon to the Hlouse, 74. Message to the Lords, requesting the 


Vot 


Q{), a= GORS, 1834 


attendance of Lord Ellenborough at the Committee, 204. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, and Minutes 
of Evidence to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 524. 


Account; Referred, 492. 
Vide Accounts. 








Sinnott, Lawrence Peter. Vide LiveErrpoot Customs Ap- 
POINTMENTSs. 


SITTINGS oF THE House. Vide Howse. 


Skerries Liguruovuse; Petition of Morgan Jones, praying 
to be exempted from making a Return to an Order of the Select 
Committee on Lighthouses, 231. 


Stavery; Petitions for the Abolition thereof; From Ditchling ; 
Lindfield ; 118. 
Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Apouition Act; Petition of the Council and As- 
sembly of Barbadoes, for amendment thereof, particularly as 
regards the distribution of the 20,000,000/. sterling, 553. 


Vide Accounts. 





Stave Trape. (Vide ADDRESSES, 110.) 
SLEAvIN, William. Vide IRELAND. 


Smauu Livines; Petition of John Liomin, for augmenting 
Small Livings, 397. 


Vide TENEMENTS. 
Vide IRELAND. 


TENEMENTS. 
Smitu, Mr. Baron. 





SMITHFIELD Market; Petition of Cowkeepers and Cow- 
dealers attending Smithfield Market, for affording them the 
same accommodation on Fridays with — to the stoppage 
of Carts, &amp;c. as at present practised on Mondays, 241. 

Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 

Land in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton, Cambridge 

and Huntingdon, complaining of the inn they sustain by 

the confused and crowded state of the Market, and for its 

removal, 284. 





Road. Vide East SMITHFIELD. 


Smuccuine; Act 3 Will. IV. c. 53 relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to repeal so much of an Act of the last Session of Par- 
liament for the Prevention of Smuggling, as authorizes Ma- 
gistrates to sentence Persons convicted of certain Offences 
to serve His Majesty in His Naval Service, and to alter and 
amend the said Act; Ordered, 31. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 41. 
Committed, 64. Considered, 78. Reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; 83. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 92. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 96. Third 
Reading deferred, 105, 121, 126, 131, 136, 143. Bill passed, 
148. By the Lords, with Amendments, 220. Considered, and 
agreed to, 233. Royal Assent, 320. 


Soap. 





Vide Harcn, Henry. 


So.prers’ Famities; Petition of George Howell, complaining 
of the distressed state of Soldiers’ Wives and Children left 
behind on the embarkation of Troops from [reland, for Fo- 
reign Service, 407. 

Soutrsam Inclosure. Vide Bisuop’s CLeeve. 

Soutnampton Railway. Vide Lonpon, 


Soutnu AustRALiA. Vide AUSTRALIA. 


Lonpon Waterworks; Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 55. Reported; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on Standin Satin, 73. (Vide SranpinG Orpers.) 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 86. Report 
from Committee on Standing Orders, read; Bill ordered ; 89. 
Presented, and read, 93. Committed, 123. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for persons, papers and records, 224. Time 
enlarged for Report, 323. Bill reported, 338. Re-committed, 
339. Billreported; Report to lie on the Table; 363. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 395. Passed, 402. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 474. Considered, and agreed 
to, 478. Royal Assent, 525. 





Petitions in favour; From 
Saint Mary Newington, Saint George-the-Martyr, Christ- 
church, and Saint Saviour, all in the county of Surrey ; 
the Parishes of Lambeth, Saint Gusnge-thn-Martye, Saint 
Saviour’s, Christchurch, Saint Mary Newington, and places 
adjacent; 123. Lambeth (two Petitions); Saint George-the- 
Martyr, Lambeth, and other places; Lambeth and Christ 
church ; 223. Saint George-the-Martyr, Saint Saviour, Saint 
Thomas and Saint Olave, 274. 

a —_—__—_. Petitions against ; From Pro- 
prietors of the Borough Waterworks ; Referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 164. Company of Pro- 
prietors of Lambeth Waterworks; Referred, and Counsel 








ordered, 166. Lambeth; Referred, 250. Company of Pro 
prietors of the Grand Surrey Canal, Camberwell, and othey 
places ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 319 
Sourn Muskxuam Road, Vide Katuam 
———_- Seka Company. Vide Accounts 
aero [UTY Vide AccounrYs 
Sovutnrow., 


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IN DEX ¢@0 the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. . [4.1834, 





SCOTLAN D—continued. 


(DuNDEE GAOL.) Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered; 65. Presented, 
and read, 145. Committed, 159. Petition for additional 
provision referred to a Committee, 265. Reported, and In- 
struction accordingly, 270. Time enlarged for Report, 328, 
360. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 398. Passed, 404. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 443. Considered, and agreed 
to, 465. Royal Assent, 525. 

(DunvDeEeE Potice.) Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered ; 66. 
(Dunmore’s, Earl of, EstaTE.) Bill brought 
from the Lords, 343. Read, 346. Committed, 368. Re- 
ported, and passed, 411. Royal Assent, 438. 
— (EpINBURGH POLIcE.) Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 54. Reported; Bill ordered; 97. Presented, 
and read, 151. Committed, 179. Member added, 261. Power 
to Committee to send for persons, apes and records, 293. 
Time enlarged for Report, 324, 346. Leave to the Committee 
to sit on a certain day, during the sitting of the House, be- 
tween twelve and three, 374. ‘Time enlarged for Report, 387. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 420. Passed, 426. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 448. Considered, and agreed 
to, 454. Royal Assent, 525. 

















Petitions against; From 
Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Company ; Trustees of Edin- 
burgh Roads ; Referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Coun- 
sel ordered ; 209. Pawnbrokers of Edinburgh ; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 223. Incorporation of Fleshers of Edin- 
burgh ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 234. Sir Francis Wal- 
ker Drummond ; the Earl of Moray; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 253. ‘Trustees of the Edinburgh and Leith Roads; 
Referred, and Counsel ordered, 265. Canongate; Referred ; 
Edinburgh Gas Light Company; Referred, and Counsel or- 
dered; 274. William Henry Miller, Esquire; Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 322. 





Petitions in favour; From 
General Sir James Steuart, 





Inhabitants of Edinburgh, 258. 
265. 

(EDINBURGH WATERWORKS.) Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Report referred to 
Select Committee on Standing Sdine 93. (Vide Stanp- 
1nG Orpers.) Report, That the Standing Orders ought not 
to be dispensed with, 130. 

— (EDINBURGH AND DALKEITH RaILway BILL.) 
Petition for Bill, 28. Referred to a Committee, 29. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 107. Presented, and read, 123. Com- 
mitted, 209. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 269. 
Report further considered ; Bill re-committed to the former 
Committee ; Leave to Committee to sit and proceed forth- 
with; go2. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 328. Passed, 
338. Agreed to by the Lords, 429. Royal Assent, 438. 

( EDUCATION.) Petition of Inhabitants of Greenock, 
for the endowment of Lectureships on Morals and Physics 
in Towns not possessed of Universities, 370. 


Vide PAROCHIAL EDUCATION. 
— (EGLINTON’S, Earl of, EstaTe.) Bill brought 
from the Lords, 344. Read, 346. Committed, 368. Re- 
-.ported, and passed, 411. Royal Assent, 438. 
(ELGIN AND FORRES GAOLS, &amp;c.) Petition for 
Bill referred to a Committee, 42. Reported, 136. Bill 
ordered, 137. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 150. Bill 
presented, and read, 179. Time enlarged for Report, 329. 
Bill committed, 338. Time enlarged for Report, 368, 398. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 422. Passed, 459. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 525. 
(ENTAILED ESTATES.) Act 10 Geo. III. ¢. 51, 
reluting thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act of the tenth 
year of King George the Third, respecting the Improvement 
of Land in Scotland held under Settlements of Entail ; 
Ordered, 92. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed ; 112. Second Reading deferred, 
136, 286. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 331. 
Members added, 408, 453. 
— (ENTAILS, LAW OF.) Petitions for the abolition 
or amendment thereof; From Glasgow, 423. Paisley, 460. 
Greenock, 473. 
(Fisu.) Vide TITHE ON Fisu. 
(FORRES GAOLS, &amp;c.) Vide ELGIN. 


(FRASER, Rev. David.) Vide CHurcH PATRON- 























AGE. 


—— 





(GAOLS.) Vide RoyaLt Burcas’ GaAoLs. 
— (GENERAL TURNPIKE ACT.) Petition of Elec- 
tors, and Owners and Occupiers of Lands in Shotts, for the 
repeal or amendment thereof, 266. 
—— (GLAsGow LorTERIEs.) Select Committee ap- 
pecs to inquire into the origin and present state of a 
.ottery, purporting to be carried on under authority of Par- 
liament, and intituled, “ The Glasgow Lottery,” and into any 
other Lotteries, foreign or otherwise, of which: since the legal 
discontinuance of State Lotteries, Schemes, Tickets or Shares, 
have been circulated in the United Kingdom ; Resolution 
for raising a Sum by way of Lottery, reported from Commit- 
tee of Ways and Means (15th March 1800), referred ; Report 
from Select Committee respecting Lotteries (28th March 








1808), referred ; 135. Motion for adding a Member to the 
Committee ; Motion withdrawn ; 171. Duce to Committee 
to report Opinion from time to time; Report, with Resolu- 
tions, to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 267. Power 
to report Minutes of Evidence, 567. Second Report, to lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed; 568. 





Petitions referred, 163, 
211. 





Petition of Henry Ed- 
ward Swift, Contractor for such Lottery, praying to be heard 
before the Committee, 146: Referred to Select Committee 
on Glasgow Lottery, 163. 





Petition of Henry 
Monteith, Esquire, praying that he may be heard before the 
Committee ; Referred, 211. 





Bill to prohibit any 
further Lotteries under an Act passed in the first and second 
years of the Reign of His present Majesty, for the Improve- 
ment of Glasgow ; Ordered, 286. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 349. 
Committed, 373. Committee deferred, 383. Bill considered, 
386. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 394. Bill read 3°; Clause offered ; Motion for 
reading the Clause a first time; Whereupon Motion made, 
That the House do now adjourn; Notice taken that Forty 
Members were not present; 410. Further proceeding on Third 
Reading deferred, 415. Resumed ; Clause added ; Bill 
passed; 420. Agreed to by the Lords, 461. Royal Assent, 
525. 

——— (GLASGOW WATERWORKS.) Vide CRANSTON- 
HILL. 





(GLASGOW AND SuHoTTS Roaps.) Petition for 
a Bill, and Bill ordered, 42. Presented, and read, 79. Com- 
mitted, 97. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 249. Passed, 254. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 321. 

Petitions against; 
From Glasgow; Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Coun- 
sel ordered ; 133. Cambusnethan, 205. - 

(INCORPORATED TRADES.) Petition of Inha- 
bitants of the city of Saint Andrew’s, for the immediate and 
total abolition of the exclusive privileges of the incorporated 
Trades in Scotland, 397. 

(INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY.) Bill to 
amend the Laws regarding Insolvency and Bankruptcy in 

' that part of Great Britain called Scotland, reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table ; 590. 








Vide BANK- 
RUPTS, supra. 


( JUDGES’ SALARIES.) Select Committee appointed 
to consider how far the Salaries of the Judges of the Supreme 
Court in Scotland are commensurate with the importance of 
their station, and the nature and extent of their duties, 257. 
Members added, 292. Message to the Lords, requesting the 
attendance of the Earl of Eldon at the Committee, 307. 
Members added, 326. Message to the Lords, requesting the 
attendance of the Lord Chancellor at the Committee, 327. 
Leave to Committee to sit on certain days during the sitting 
of the House between twelve and three, 380, 402. Members 
added, 385. Power to report Opinion, together with Minutes 
of Evidence, from time to time, 446. Report, with Resolu- 
tions and Minutes of Evidence, to lie onthe Table; and to 
be printed; 453. 





Petitions referred, 334, 350. 

—_——— (KEITH’S, Viscount, ESTATE.) Bill brought from 
the Lords, 365. Read, 367. Committed, 378. Reported, 
and passed, 420. Royal Assent, 438. 

(KinToRE’S, Earl of, ESTATE.) Bill brought from 
the Lords, 371. Read, 374. Committed, 387. Leave to 
Committee to sit on a certain day during the sitting of the 
House, between twelve and three, 418. Bill reported, and 
passed, 421. Royal Assent, 438. 

(LANARKSHIRE ROADS.) Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 58. Reported; Report referred to Select 

. Committee on Standing Orders; 113. (Vide STANDING 
Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be permitted to pro- 
ceed, 130. Report from Committee on Standing Orders, 
read; Bill ordered; 133. Presented, and read, 152. Com- 
mitted, 202. Time enlarged for Report, 322, 338. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 357. Passed, 384. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 412. Royal Assent, 438. 

Petitions against ; From 








the Wishaw and Coltness Railway Company ; Referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 198. Lanark ; 
Referred, 249. Cambusnethan, 290. Archibald Nisbet, 
Esquire ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 305. 





Petition of Heritors, 
Farmers and others, of Shotts, that the owners of Road 
Money may be allowed a free election of Trustees and 
Managers of Roads and Road Funds among their own 
number, 211. 

(Law Courts.) Vide Courts oF Law. 
(Law OF ENTAIL.) Vide ENTAIL. 

(Law Rerorm.) Petitions in favour; From 
Greenock ; Annan; 333- Referred to Select Committee on 
Judge’s Salaries (Scotland) 334. John Hutcheson, Provust 
of Renfrew; Town Council of Renfrew; 553. Pollokshaws, 
569. 





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4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX @o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 








SCOTLAN D—continued. 
(Lay PATRONAGE.) Vide CHURCH PROPERTY. 
(Le1itH HarRBowur.) Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered; 133. Pre- 
sented, and read, 152. Day appointed for Second Reading, 


298. Second Reading deferred, 360. Bill put off for six 
months, 368. 





Petitions in favour; From 
Banff and Macduff, 304. Great Yarmouth; Tynemouth ; 
318. Linlinthgow; Falkirk; Wick ; 356. Stirling; Glasgow ; 
363. Edinburgh; Leith; 368. Galashiels, 454. 

Petition of Electors of the 
Burgh of Leith, under the Reform Act, against, 368. 
(LEITH, PorT oF.) Vide TITHE ON FISH. 
(LeitH, TRINITY HAaRBouR.) Petition for leave 
to present a Petition for a Bill, referred to a Committee, 145. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; 
Referred to a Committee; 150. Reported; Report referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders; 155. (Vide 
STANDING OrpeErs.) Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with, 161. Report from Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, read ; Report from Committee on 
Petition for Bill, read; Motion, That leave be granted, that 
Notice may be inserted three times in some one Newspaper 
usually circulated in the county of Edinburgh, in the present 
month of April or the month of May next, of the application 
now making to Parliament for leave to bring in a Bill for 
making and constructing a new Harbour, Dock, Piers and 
other Works at Trinity, in the parish of North Leith, near the 
city of Edinburgh, in the county of Edinburgh; and also, 
that such Notices may be affixed to the church-door of the 
parish of North Leith, in the said county, for three Sundays 
in the said months of April or May ; action Neg. there- 
upon, 226. 











Petitions for leave 
to proceed with the Bill; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed; 218. 








Petition of the Lord 
Provost of the city of Edinburgh against the Bill proceeding 
this Session, 223. 


(Lorps Day BILL, Sess. 1833.) Petition of 


Matthew Barclay, Moderator of the Presbytery of Dum- 
barton, in favour, 114. 
—— (LosstEMOUTH HARBOUR.) Vide STOTFIELD. 
——— (MackINLAY, David.) Vide STIRLING Hos- 
PITAL. 
————- (MARRIAGES.) Vide Roman CatTuo.ic Mar- 
RIAGES. 
(MEDICAL CORPORATIONS.) Petition of Medical 
Practitioners of Glasgow, complaining of the defective con- 
stitution of the various Medical Corporations in Scotland ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Medical Education, 269. 


(MINISTERS APPOINTMENT.) Bill to regulate 
the Appointment of Ministers to Churches in Scotland erected 
by voluntary contribution, and which may become Parochial 
Churches ; Ordered ; Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 78. Committed, 
105. Considered, 126. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 131. Passed, 136. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 404. Bill, as amended by the 
Lords, to be printed, 408. Day appointed for considering 
Amendments, 454. Consideration thereof deferred, 464, 475, 
480, 485, 497, 509. Amendments considered and agreed to, 
with Amendments, 513. Amendments to Lord’s Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 532. Royal Assent, 539. 

Petition of Mi- 


nister, Elders and Congregation of Gilcomston chapel of ease, 
Aberdeen, against, 488. 




















_—— Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Port Patrick, for regulating the appointment of 
Ministers to Churches in Scotland, erected by voluatary con- 
tribution, 370. 


(MONTEITH, Henry.) Vide GLascow Lor- 








TERY. 

———  (MonTROSE PaRIsH CuuRcH.) Petition of 
Merchants, Burgesses and [nhabitants of the Royal Burgh 
of Montrose, complaining of the manner in which the Tax 
for the stipend of the Assistant Clergyman is levied, 538. 

(MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.) Petition of Ma- 

gistrates and Inhabitants of Dunfermline, for the abolition of 

the Corporation, and other laws which restrict the freedom 

of Labour, 95. 

(NEWHAVEN, PorT or.) Vide TITHE ON Fisu. 

(OATHS.) Petition of the Lord Provost, Magistrates 
and Town Council of Perth, for abolishing the Oaths of Ab- 
juration, and Declaration of Assurance required from Persons 
elected Members of Town Councils, Magistrates of Burghs, 

and other Public Functionaries, 318. 

(OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH Day.) Vide 

SABBATH. 

(ORKNEY STATUTE LABOUR.) Petition for Bill; 

Referred to a Committee, 28. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 37. 

Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 319. Time enlarged 


VoL. 89. 


ad 








Sess. 1834. 








for Report, 327, 368. Committee revived; Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed, and to report on or before a certain 
day; 424. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 442. Passed, 
482. By the Lords, with Amendments, 532. Considered, 
534. Agreed to, 535. Royal Assent, 539. 








Petition of Magis- 
trates and Town Council, Justices of the Peace and Inhabitants 
of the Burgh and Barony of Stromness, against, 435. 

(PARLIAMENT, REFORM OF, ACT.) Petitions for 
Amendment; From Stanley (Perth), 336; Edinburgh, 474. 
(PAROCHIAL EDUCATION.) Motion for bringin 
in a Bill to regulate and enlarge the provision for Parochia 
Education in Scotland ; Motion withdrawn; 406. 
(PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.) Petition of Parochial 
Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of Auchterarder, for a revision 
of the Law relating to Parochial Schools in Scotland, 114. 


Vide SCHOOLS. 











(PARTNERSHIP SOCIETIES AcT [1825.1) Peti- 
tions for the revival of the said Act; From Dundee, 228. 
Aberdeen, 290. 

(PERTH HARBOUR AND NAVIGATION.) Petition 


for Bill; Referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill or- 


dered ; 108. Presented, and read, 127. Committed, 159. 
Member added, 248. Bill reported, 302. Report to lie on 
the Table, 303. Report further considered; Bill to be in- 
grossed; 339. Passed, 375. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 404. Considered, and agreed to, 406. Royal Assent, 
38. 

= Petitions 














os 





against; From Lord Gray, and others; Peter Hay; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 239. 
(PERTHSHIRE RoapDs.) Vide CLACKMANNAN. 

— (PrRocuraTORS FISCAL.) Bill to vest in the Crown 
the Appointment of Procurators Fiscal in the Sheriff Courts 
in Scotland ; Ordered; presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; 72. Second Reading 
deferred, 105, 126, 148, 213, 217, 232, 263, 272, 337, 366, 
374, 401, 419, 425, 444, 468, 484, 496, 508, 527, 533, 559, 
558, 567. Bill put off for six months, 572. 


——— (REFORM OF PARLIAMENT AcT.) Vide Par- 


LIAMENT. 


-——_—— (REGISTRATION OF VoTERS.) Bill for the more 


effectual Registration of Persons entitled to vote in the Elec- 
tion of Members to serve in Parliament in Scotland ; Ordered, 
420. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 551. Committed, 552. Considered, 558. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 567. 
Passed, 571. Agreed to by the Lords, 59g. Royal Assent, 
603. 

= — (REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, &amp;c.) Bill to establish in 
Scotland a uniform and efficient system of Registration of 
Births, Marriages and Deaths; Ordered, 139. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
380. Second Reading deferred, 394, 410, 431, 435, 456. 
Bill committed to a Select Committee, 464. Bill reported, 
582. Bill, as amended, to be printed, 583. 


— (RENFREW Roaps.) Petition of Inhabitants of 
the Royal Burgh of Renfrew, complaining of the operation 
of the estien Road Act, 522. 

(Roap ASSESSMENTS.) Petition of Inhabitants 
of New Cumnoc, complaining of the amount of Assessments 
for the repair of the Roads, and for the amendment of the 
laws in iina thereto, 180. 


(Roap TAx.) Vide TURNPIKE ROADS. 


(Roman CATHOLIC MARRIAGES.) Billto amend 
the Law relative to Roman Catholic Marriages in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 44. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, and to be printed; 45. Second Reading deferred, 
64, 72, 83. Bill committed, 116. Committee deferred, 139. 
Instruction to the Committee, That they have Power to extend 
the provisions of the Bill, to all ‘ae pe not of the Esta- 
blished Church of Scotland, 158. Bill considered, and re- 
ported; Day appointed for further eee Report; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed, 163. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 178. 
Third Reading deferred, 147, 203, 213. Bill passed, 217. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 408. Considered, and agreed 
to, 505. Royal Assent, 525. 

(Ross-sHIRE HEAD BuRGH.) Petition of Com- 
missioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, and others, of the 
County of Ross, that Dingwall may be declared the head 
Burgh, at which legal executions ought to take place, 172. 


(Royat Bureaus.) Act 3 and 4 Will. IV. c. 76, 
relating thereto, read ; Bill to explain certain provisions of an 
Act of the third and fourth years of the reign of His present Ma- 
jesty, to alter and amend the Laws forthe Election of the Magis- 
trates and Councils of the Royal Burghs in Scotland; Ordered ; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and 
to be printed ; 498. Committed, 512. Committee deferred, 
520, 528, 533. Bill considered, 537. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 542. Passed, 
560. Agreed to by the Lords, 599. Royal Assent, 603. 
Vide BURGHS. 











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INDEX ¢o the EI1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





LA. 1834. 





SCOTLAN D—continued. 
(Roya Bureus, ConvENTION OF ). Petition of 
the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Town Council, of the City 
and Royal Burgh of Perth, for the dissolution thereof, 318. 


(Roya Burcus GAoLs.) Petition of Magis- 
strates and Council of the Royal Burgh of Kirkcaldy, for 
relieving the Royal Burghs of Scotland from maintaining 
Gaol Prisoners sent from beyond their respective boundaries, 


‘403. 


—_— —— 








—- (SABBATH Day OBSERVANCE.) Acts of the Par- 
liament of Scotland, relating thereto, read; Bill to explain 
and amend certain Acts relative to the Observance of the 
Sabbath Day in that part of the United Kingdom called Scot- 
land ; Ordered, 111. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 112. Second Reading 
deferred, 117, 158, 238, 286, 375, 408, 446, 475, 486. 
Petitions in 
favour; From Synod of Glasgow and Ayr; Presbytery of 
Skye; Muthill; Comrie; Presbytery of Abernethy; Synod 
of Perth; Store; Presbytery of Stirling; Plockton, 199. 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Paisley; Houston and Kil- 
Jallon, 207; Stirling, 234. Rosemarkie ; Helensburgh ;_ Kir- 
kintilloch ; Tobermory ; Moderator and Clerk of the Synod of 
Dumfries; Moffat; Kirkpatrick-juxta-Dumfries ; Dumbarton; 
Outer High Church, Glasgow ; Duke-street, Glasgow ; Hope- 
street Chapel, Glasgow; Saint James, Glasgow; Barony of 
Glasgow; Saint John’s, Glasgow; Saint George, Glasgow ; 
Saint Mary’s, Glasgow; Magistrates of the Barony of Gor- 
bals; Students of Divinity and Graduates of the University 
of Glasgow ; Minister and Elders of the Church of Scotland 
in Glasgow, met in general Session; Green-street Chapel, 
Glasgow ; Tradestown Chapel, Glasgow ; John-street Chapel, 
Glasgow; Great Hamilton-street Chapel, Glasgow; Logie 
Easter; 237. Glasgow; Dumfries; 242. Kelso, 258. 
Greenock; Aberdeen (two Petitions); 287. Moderator of 
the Presbytery of Haddington; of Edinburgh; Glasgow, 
(two Petitions); Tain; Alness; 294. Haddington, 335. 
Stewarton; Renfrew; 370. Moderator of the Synod of Angus 
and Mearns; Kirk Session of Brechin; 396. General As- 
sembly of the Church of Scotland; Moderator of the Presby- 
tery of Lorn; Glasgow Seaman’s Friend Society ; Moderator 
of the Kirk Session of Carluke; Pollokshaws; Brechin ; 
Moderator of the Provincial Synod of Ross; Paisley; Kil- 
muireaster; Newton; Presbytery of Linlithgow; Brechin ; 
Moderator of the Presbytery of Dunoon; Port Patrick ; 
Lesmahagow ; Kilsyth ; 502. 





— Petitions against ; 
From Glasgow (five Petitions), 237. Lord Provost, &amp;c., of 
Glasgow, 269. Easter Ross,284. Renfrew,287. Saltcoats, 309. 
Nailston, 359. 
(SALARIES.) Vide JUDGES SALARIES. 
(SAVINGS BANKS.) Petition of Members of the 
Leith Mechanics’ Friendly Society for extending the provisions 

‘of the English Savings Bank Act to Scotland; 266. 

-~ (SCHOOLMASTERS.) Petitions for amendment of 
the Act of 1803, which regulates their Salaries; From 
Lanark, 119. Schoolmasters of the Presbytery of Annan ; 
Stirling ; 194. Nairn, 211. Cupar, 242. Dunse, 243. Pen- 
yar i Jedburgh; 260. Inverary; Lorn; 275. Langholme ; 

ochmaben; 304. Selkirk, 334. Dunkeld; Kirkcudbright ; 
Lauder ; Chirnside ; 341. Dingwall; Kincardine ; 359. Ayr, 
364. Kincardine; Caithness; Skye; Dumbarton; Stran- 
raer; 369. Kintyre, 370. Brechin; Dunblane ; 379. Lewis, 
389. Alford; Aberdeen; Forres; Biggar; Dunfermline ; 
Hamilton; 397. Paisley, 438. Dalkeith, 442. Kelso, 454. 
Members of the body of Parochial Schoolmasters of Scotland ; 
Presbytery of Chanonry; Meigle; Irvine; Saint Andrew’s ; 
473- Abernethy; Inverness; 546. Synodof Shetland; Pres- 
bytery of North Isles, Orkney ; 583. 

(ScHOOLS.) Petition of the Moderator and Clerk 

of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, for the 

endowment of Schools in each of the Highland Districts in 

which a Parliamentary Church has been established, 398. 

Vide PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS 

— (SELKIRKSHIRE ROADS.) Petition for a Bill, and 

Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 102. Committed, 122. 

Reported; to be ingrossed; 302. Passed, 322. By the 

Lords, with Amendments, 352. Considered, and agreed to, 

358. Royal Assent, 399. 

— (SEQUESTRATIONS.) Petition of the Dean and 

Incorporation of Guildry of the Royal Burgh of Cupar, for 

simplifying the Law relative thereto, 293. 

Bill for regulating the Se- 
questration of the Estates of Bankrupts in that part of Great 
Britain called Scotland, reported ; Report to lie on the Table ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 596. 

- Vide BanxRvpPtTs. 

(SHERIFFS’ DePpurTe.) Motion for presenting an 

Address to His Majesty, that there be laid before the House, 

certain Returns relative to Sheriffs Depute; Motion with- 

drawn, 520. 

— (SHoTT’s RoapD.) Vide GLAscow. 

(SINCLAIR, Sir John.) Vide CAITHNESS FLAG 

QUARRIES. 


























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(STIRLING HosPITAL.) Petition of Daniel Mack- 
inlay, for an inquiry into the constitution of Cowan’s Hospital 
at Stirling, 259. 

(STOTFIELD AND LoSSIEMOUTH HARBouR.) 
Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 50. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 137. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 145. Bill 
presented, and read, 179. Committed, 198. Reported, and 
re-committed to the former Committee, 274. Baill reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 293. Passed, 298. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 424. Considered, and agreed to, 432. Royal 
Assent, 525. 

— (Swirt, Henry Edward.) Vide GLASGOW LoT- 
TERY. 














(Swin CHANNEL.) Petition of Ship-owners in Aber- 
deen, complaining of the state of the Navigation of the Swin 
Channel, and for the establishment of a Lighthouse on the 
Middle Sand; Referred to Select Committee on Lighthouses, 
290. 





— (TEINDsS.) Petition of Dissenters of Kilmaurs for 
the abolition thereof; 179. 


(TITHE ON Fisu.) Petitions complaining of the 
Tithe levied on Fish at the Ports of Leith and Newhaven ; 
From Saint Monance, &amp;c., 119. Edinburgh and Leith, 602. 


(TRADES.) Vide INCORPORATED TRADES. 
———— (TRINITY HARBOUR.) Vide LEITH. 


(TURNPIKE Roaps.) Petition of Merchants, 
Traders and Inhabitants of Old Cumnock, complaining of the 
amount of Road money levied upon them, and for relief, 242. 


Petition of Tenants and In- 
habitants of the Island of Stronia (Caithness), for exemption 
from Road Tax, 295. 

(UNIVERSITIES.) Vide EpucATION. 

——— (VoTERS.) Vide REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. 

————— (WAGES.) Vide ARRESTMENT OF WAGES. 

— (W1SHAW AND COLTNESS RAILWAY.) Petition 

for Bill referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Bill ordered ; 

133. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 254. Power 

to Committee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 293. 

Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 328. Report 

further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 347. Passed, 357. 

By the Lords, with an Amendment, 385. Considered, and 

agreed to, 388. Royal Assent, 399. 











Petitions in 
favour; From Provost, &amp;c. of the Burgh of Hamilton, 218. 
Kirkintilloch, 228. Cambusnethan, 229. Port Glasgow and 
Newark, 234. Bothwell and Dalziel; Carluke; 241. Lanark, 
249. Greenock, 288. 





Petitions 
against; From Alexander Allan; Henry Monteith; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered ; 298. 
(YEOMANRY CAVALRY.) Petition of Magistrates 
and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, for 
disbanding them, 187. 











Vide Accounts. 





(Ap- 
DRESSES, 94 to 108.) 





Scott, William. Vide Cuurcn Property. 


ScutcoaTes Small Tenements ; Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 12. Reported; Bill ordered; 14. Presented, 
and read, 16. Committed, 28. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
70. Passed, 73. Agreed to by the Lords, 103. Royal 
Assent, 165. 

—_ Petition of Owners and Occu- 

piers of Houses in Sculcoates, against, 70. 


SEAMEN; Petition of Mariners of South Shields, for a legal in- 
quiry after Seamen when lost at sea, and for preventing Ves- 
sels being sent to sea in an unfit state, 129. 

— ImpressMENT of. Vide NavAL IMPRESSMENT. 


SEcoNDARY PuNISHMENT (Australia.) Vide Accounts. 
(ADDRESSES, 109.) 


Secret Services. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Securities, ILLEGAL; Acts g Anne, c. 14, and 12 Anne, 
c. 16, relating thereto, read; Bill to amend the Law relating 
to Securities given for Considerations arising out of gaming, 
usurious and certain other illegal Transactions ; Ordered ; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
and to be printed ; 78. Committed, 105. Considered, and 
reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 126. Order for further con- 
sideration of Report, read; Bill re-committed ; considered, 
and reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
Bill, as amended, ae printed; 157. Report further consi- 
dered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 197. Passed, 207. 

Se.py Ferry, &amp;c. Road; Petition for a Bill, and Bill or- 
dered, 36. 

— Henry Collingwood. 


Court’. 








Vide CENTRAL CRIMINAL 





SEPTENNIAL 








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SeprenniaL Act; Petitions for the repeal thereof; From 
Derby ; Peckham; Coventry; Yeovil; Lambeth; 296. 
Brechin, 390. 





Vide ELective Francuise. VorTe By 


BALLoT. 
SEQUESTRATIONS. Vide ScoTLAnD. 
SeERJEANT; usual Orders to him, 10, 11. 
Sent with the Mace to summon Members, 204, 206, 








446, 453- 





Members taken in custody by him, 9. 
Discharged out of custody, 9, 11. 
Sessions of the Peace. Vide Accounts. 


Settyep Estates ; Bill for facilitating the Sale and Exchange 
of parts of Settled Estates, and of Estates held in trust for 
charitable Purposes; Ordered, 256. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 288. 
Second Reading deferred, 337, 345, 367. Bill committed to 
a Select Committee, 374. 

SetrLement of the Poor. Vide Poor. 


Sewers (Commissioners of); Petition of Inhabitants, House- 
holders and Proprietors of Houses and Grounds in Kenning- 
ton, South Lambeth and the vicinity, complaining of the over- 
flowing of the Effra Sewer (Vauxhall) and of the conduct of 
the Commissioners, 200. Referred to Select Committee on 
Sewers, 238. 

— (Limehouse); Petition of Churchwardens, Overseers 
and Vestrymen of Saint Ann, Limehouse, complaining of the 
defective state of the Sewers in that Parish; Referred to 
Select Committee on Sewers, 419. 

————- (Westminster); Petition of Inhabitants of Westmin- 
ster and parts adjacent, praying the House to take into con- 
sideration the present noxious state of the Sewers, 74. 

Petition of Rate-payers of Saint Mary- 

le-bone, complaining of the irresponsible character of the 

Board of Sewers, and of the want of information with regard 

to their expenditure, 114. 

Select Committee appointed to inquire 

into the state of the law respecting Sewers in and near the 

Metropolis, and into the administration of the same by the 

various Boards of Commissioners of Sewers, with a view to 

suggest such Amendments in both as shall be deemed advis- 
able, 116. Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report to 

lie on the Table ; and to be printed ; 581. 

Petitions referred, 211, 238. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Mar- 

garet, Westminster, complaining of the defective state of the 

Sewage in that Parish, and for inquiry; Referred to Select 

Committee on Sewers, 211. 

Vide BAYSWATER. 

Seymour, George. Vide VicruaLuers’ LIcENSEs. 

SuHannon Fishery. Vide IRELAND. 

——- Navigation. Vide IRELAND. 


CALEDONIAN CanalL, &amp;e. 


























Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Suawt MAnuractureE; Petition of Alexander Warnock, 
Preses of a Meeting of Shawl Manufacturers of Edinburgh, 
against the importation of Shawls of French Manufacture, 
474- 

SHEFFORD Road. Vide Hitcuin. 

Sueit, Richard Lalor, Esq. Vide PriviLece. 

SHELFORD, GREAT (Cambridge) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, 
and Bill ordered, 32. Presented, and read, 73. Committed, 
85. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 153. Passed, 159. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 220. Royal Assent, 321. 

Sueptron Matuett Cuarirtiss; Petition of Inhabitant Pa- 
rishioners of Shepton Mallett, for an inquiry into the Charities 
of that Town, 437. 

Sutpsuitpinc. Vide Man, Ise of. 

Surppinc. Vide MERCHANT SHIPPING. 

Sup “ Sisters.” Vide Accounts. 

Suips “ Royal George,” and “ Boyne;” Petition of Edward 
Austin, that the Party having the grant from His Majesty’s 
Government for raising those Ships, do immediately enter on 
such work, or relinquish the same altogether, 523. 

SuorenamM Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

S1tk Goons. Vide MANCHESTER. 


Sirk Trapve; Petition of the Corporation of Coventry, for in- 
uiry into the results of the changes in the Laws relative 
thereto since 1824, 460. 

SitveR STANDARD; Petition of Occupiers of Land in the vi- 
cinity of Lincoln, that the restrictions on payments in Silver, 
which did not exist at the time of the passing of the Act 
suspending payments at the Bank of England, be repealed, 
466. 

Simpson, James Alexander. Vide ALLAN’s Divorce. 

SinecureE Orrices; Select Committee appointed to examine 
the Papers respecting Sinecure Offices, which were presented 
upon Wednesday last, and to report their Observations there- 
upon to the House, 78. Message to the Lords, requesting the 


Vot. 89. 





Sess. 1834. 





attendance of Lord Ellenborough at the Committee, 204. 
Power to report Minutes of Evidence ; Report, and Minutes 
of Evidence to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 524. 


Account; Referred, 492. 
Vide AccounTs. 








Sinnott, Lawrence Peter. Vide LiveErroot Customs Ap- 
POINTMENTSs. 


SITTINGS OF THE House. Vide Howse. 


Skerries LignTuovuse; Petition of Morgan Jones, praying 
to be exempted from making a Return to an Order of the Select 
Committee on Lighthouses, 231. 


Stavery; Petitions for the Abolition thereof; From Ditchling ; 
Lindfield ; 118. 
Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


ABoLiTIon Act; Petition of the Council and As- 
sembly of Barbadoes, for amendment thereof, particularly as 
regards the distribution of the 20,000,000/. sterling, 553- 
Vide Accounts. 





Stave Trape. (Vide ADDRESSES, 110.) 
SLEAVIN, William. Vide IRELAND. 


Sma Livines; Petition of John Liomin, for augmenting 
Small Livings, 397. 


TENEMENTS. Vide TENEMENTS. 
Smiru, Mr. Baron. Vide IRELAND. 





Smirurietp Market; Petition of Cowkeepers and Cow- 
dealers attending Smithfield Market, for affording them the 
same accommodation on Fridays with respect to the stoppage 
of Carts, &amp;c. as at present practised on Mondays, 241. 

Petition of Owners and Occupiers of 

Land in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton, Cambridge 

and Huntingdon, complaining of the injury they sustain by 

the confused and crowded state of the Market, and for its 

removal, 284. 





Road. Vide East SMITHFIELD. 


Smuceuiine; Act 3 Will. IV. c. 53 relating thereto, read ; 
Bill to repeal so much of an Act of the last Session of Par- 
liament for the Prevention of Smuggling, as authorizes Ma- 
gistrates to sentence Persons convicted of certain Offences 
to serve His Majesty in His Naval Service, and to alter and 
amend the said Act; Ordered, 31. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 41. 
Committed, 64. Considered, 78. Reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; 83. Further consideration of 
Report deferred, 92. Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 96. Third 
Reading deferred, 105, 121, 126, 131, 136, 143. Bill passed, 
148. By the Lords, with Amendments, 220. Considered, and 
agreed to, 233. Royal Assent, 320. 


Soar. Vide Harcu, Henry. 


Soxtprers’ Famities; Petition of George Howell, complaining 
of the distressed state of Soldiers’ Wives and Children left 
behind on the embarkation of Troops from Ireland, for Fo- 
reign Service, 407. 


Soutsam Inclosure. Vide Bisuop’s CLEEVE. 
SoutHampTon Railway. Vide Lonpon, 
Soutu AusTRALIA. Vide AUSTRALIA. 








Lonpon Waterworks; Petition for Bill referred to a 
Committee, 55. Reported; Report referred to Select Com- 
mittee on on Gudeen, 73. (Vide SranpinG OrpeErs.) 
Report, That the Parties be permitted to proceed, 86. Report 
from Committee on Standing Orders, read; Bill ordered ; 89. 
Presented, and read, 93. Committed, 123. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for persons, papers and records, 224. Time 
enlarged for Report, 323. Bill reported, 338. Re-committed, 
339. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 363. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 395. Passed, 4o2. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 474. Considered, and agreed 
to, 478. Royal Assent, 525. 





Petitions in favour; From 
Saint Mary Newington, Saint George-the-Martyr, Christ- 
church, and Saint Saviour, all in the county of Surrey; 
the Parishes of Lambeth, Saint George-the-Martyr, Saint 
Saviour’s, Christchurch, Saint Mary Newington, and places 
adjacent ; 123. Lambeth (two Petitions); Saint George-the- 
Martyr, Lambeth, and other places; Lambeth and Christ- 
dads ; 223. Saint George-the-Martyr, Saint Saviour, Saint 
Thomas and Saint Olave, 274. 

Petitions against ; From Pro- 
prietors of the Borough Waterworks ; Referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 164. Company of Pro- 
prietors of Lambeth Waterworks; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 166. Lambeth; Referred, 250. Company of Pro- 
prietors of the Grand Surrey Canal; Camberwell, and other 
places ; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 319. 


Sourn MuskuHaAmM Road. Vide KELHAM. 
Sea Company. Vide Accounts. 
———_-——. Duty. Vide Accounts. 








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[.4. 1834. 





Soututown (Yarmouth) Roads; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 29. Presented, and read, 61. Committed, 85. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 122. Passed, 129. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 207. Royal Assent, 321. 


SoutHwark Market. Vide Saint Georce’s, Soutu- 
WARK. 


Waterworks. Vide BorouGu. 


Spanisu Cxaims; Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
to examine into the Claims of certain British subjects to be 
indemnified for the confiscation of their property by the Spa- 
nish Government in 1804 and 180, previous to the declaration 
of War between Great Britain and Spain; Question Neg. 
thereupon, 386. 





Petition of the Rev. John Mag aie com- 

laining of certain property belonging to his wife’s brother in 
rn So having been confiscated by the Spanish Govern- 
ment in 1797, and of the rejection of his claims by the Com- 
missioners of Liquidation, §38. 


Sparrow, Joseph ; Petition of Joseph Sparrow, for an inquiry 
into the state of Public and Private Madhouses, 555. 


SPEAKER: 


acquaints the House that he had issued Warrants 
for new Writs in the Recess, 3. 

reports His Majesty’s Speech at the opening of 
the Session, 3. Motion for an Address thereupon, 4. (Vide 
ADDRESSES, 1.) 

acquaints the House, that he had received from 
the Lord High Chancellor a Copy of Rules and Regulations 
made pursuant to the Statute 3 and 4 Will. IV. c. 42, for the 
Amendment of the Law, and the better Administration of 
Justice; Printed, 8. 

-—- calls upon two Members to assure the House 
that they will not prosecute a certain matter without the walls 























of the House, 9. 

to open Letters directed to the House, 10. 

to appoint the Printing of the Votes and Proceed- 
ings, 10. 





reports His Majesty’s Answer to Address of 
Thanks for His Speech at the opening of the Session, 12. 
acquaints the House, that he had received Let- 
ters from the Deputy to the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, 
inclosing Election Petitions, 99, 352, 360, 503. 

that certain Petitioners 
had not entered into a recognizance in respect of their Peti- 
tions, 560, 569. 











that certain Papers were 

on the Table, 16, 65, 103, 198, 248, 273, 332, 602. 

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. III. c. 106, relating to Controverted Elec- 
tions in Ireland, 478. 

to issue his Warrants for persons, papers and 

records, 99, 353, 362, 504, 515, 559- 

to license the Printing of the Journal, 27. 

not to issue his Warrants for new Writs before 

certain days, 9, 13, 116, 134, 371, 579- 

declares himself with the Yeas, 497. 

reports His Majesty’s Answer to Address re- 
specting Union with Ireland, 242. 

Notice being taken, and it appearing, upon 

Mr. Speaker’s telling the House, that Forty Members were 

not present; Mr. Speaker waited till three of the clock; and 

then the House being again told by Mr. Speaker, and Forty 

Members not being present; the House was adjourned by 


Mr. Speaker, without a Question first put, till five of the cloc 
in the Afternoon, 188. 


Upon the Question, for reading a second time 

a Resolution from the Committee of Supply, the House di- 

vided ; the Noes were directed to go forth a Member was 

appointed one of the Tellers for the Noes; but no Member 

Foing forth, nor any other Member appearing to be a second 
eller, Mr. Speaker declared the Yeas had it, 226. 


Upon the Question, That certain words proposed 
to be left out of a Bill, stand part thereof, the House divided ; 
the Noes were directed to go forth ; a Member was appointed 
one of the Tellers for the Noes; but no other Member remain- 
ing in the House to be a second Teller for the Noes, 
Mr. Speaker declared the Yeas had it, 567. 


Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; 
Motion withdrawn ; 475. 
































— House 
divided, Forty Members not present, 522. 








Vide 


House. MEmMBERs. 





Spicer, Thomas. Vide Vicruauuers’ LicENsEs. 


Spirit Licenses; Petitions against any increase of Dut 
thereon; From Carlisle ; Victuallers, Innkeepers, and Retail 


Dealers and Venders of Spirituous Liquors ; 546. Liverpool ; 
Carnarvon ; Chelmsford; Ilford ; — (Monmouth) ; 554. 
Maldon, 569. Lincoln; Gainsborough ; Deal and Walmer; 
Portsmouth and Portsea; 580. 

Petition of Licensed Victuallers of Stamford 
and Saint Martin’s, Stamford Baron, that the proposed mea- 
sure for reducing the Duties on Licenses to Retail Spirit 
Dealers, may not be passed into a law, 569. 

Vide IRELAND. 


Spirits; Petition of the Moderator and Clerk of the Presby- 
tery of Edinburgh, for the imposition of a higher Duty on 
ardent Spirits, 397. 

Petition of Alexander Dudgeon, for assimilating and 
equalizing the Duties payable on Spirits in all the three 
Countries, 524. 

Petition of Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of In- 
verury, against the Reduction of Duty on Irish Spirits, with- 
out allowing the People of Scotland to participate therein, 
569. 








Petition of Licensed Distillers in Aberdeen Collec- 
tion, against the proposed reduction of Duty on Spirits dis- 
tilled in Ireland, 580. 


Duties; Bill to repeal the Duties on Spirits made in 
Ireland, and to impose other Duties in lieu thereof, and to 
impose additional Duties on Licenses to Retailers of Spirits in 
the United Kingdom; Ordered, 546. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 551. 
Committed, 557. Considered, 563. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 570. Third 
Reading deferred, 578. Bill passed, 581. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 596. Royal Assent, 598. 

Petitions against; From _ Ipswich ; 
Hawick ; 599. 


Sale of. Vide IRELAND. 
Wine and Beer Act. Vide IRELAND. 


Sprinc Quarter Sessions; Bill for preventing the Interfer- 
ence of the Spring Assizes with the April Quarter Sessions ; 
Ordered; Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; and to be printed; 149. Second Reading 
deferred, 184, 192, 226, 232. Bill committed, 263. Com- 
mittee deferred, 279, 292. Bill considered, 306. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 344. 
Passed, 366. Agreed to by the Lords, 569. Royal Assent, 
594- 

Srarrorp Borough. Vide ELecrions. 


John. Vide CentTRAL CRIMINAL Court. 


—- and Utroxeter Road; Petition for a Bill; and Bill 
ordered; 32. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 246. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 328. Passed, 333. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 385. Royal Assent, 399. 


Stace Coacnes, &amp;c.; Bill to regulate the plying, driving, 
standing, places of arrival and departure of Stage Coaches, 
Omnibuses, Cabriolets and other Hackney Carriages ; and 
also the passing and re-passing of Waggons and other Car- 
riages used for the conveyance of Goods, within twelve miles 
of the General Post Office, Saint Martin’s-le-Grand, in the 
City of London ; Ordered, 120. Order of leave for Bill read, 
and discharged ; another Bill ordered ; 348. Vide Hackney 
and SraGe CoacuEs. 


Vide Accounts. 


Starnes Bripce; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
33- Reported; Bill ordered; 124. Presented, and read, 133. 
Committed, 159. Time enlarged for Report, 324. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 347. Passed, 365. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 391. Royal Assent, 399. 

Vide Accounts. 


Stamp Duty on ConveyANnces ; Petition of George Austin 


for repeal of the Stamp Duty on Conveyances and Mortgages 
under 300/., 391. 


Receipts ; Petitions for the repeal thereof ; 

From Leith, 57. Dunfermline, 124. Leith, 151. Alloa; 
Cupar; 187. Montrose, 194. Burntisland, 215. Perth, 229. 
Edinburgh (two Petitions) ; Greenock; Aberdeen; 289. Man- 
chester Chamber of Commerce; Haddington; 334. Liver- 
pool, 443. Manchester and Salford, 447. 

Stamp Duties; Acts relating thereto; Read; to be consi~ 


dered ; 527. Considered; Resolution reported, and agreed to ; 
Bill ordered; 530. Vide ALMANacks Stamps REPEAL. 


Pontypool ; 




















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, 
13. Report on Exeter Markets Petition; Referred,19. Re- 
solution reported, That in the case of the Exeter Markets 
Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 22. Member 
added, 22. Report on Petition for additional Provision in 
London Bridge Approaches Bill; Referred, 62. Report on 
Itchin Bridge Petition, referred, 67. Report on Clarence 


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STANDING ORDERS—continued. 


(Durham) Railway Petition, referred, 67. Report on Petition 
for additional Provision in Welland Navigation Bill, referred, 
71. Report on Grand Junction Railway Petition, referred, 
71. Report on Wells Harbour Petition, referred, 72. Re- 

ort on South London Waterworks Petition, referred, 73. 

eport on Chelsea (St. Luke’s) Churches Petition, referred, 
76. Report on Wisbech Improvement Petition, referred, 79. 
Three Resolutions reported, That in the case of the Petition for 
additional Provision in the London Bridge Approaches Bill, 
the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; That 
in the case of the Clarence (Durham) Railway Petition, the 
Parties be permitted to proceed ; That in the case of the Pe- 
tition for additional Provision in the Welland Navigation 
Bill, the Parties be permitted to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c. 
81. Member added, 81. Report on Blaydon and Hebburn 
Railway Petition, referred, 85. Five Resolutions reported, 
That in the case of the Wells Harbour Petition, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with; That in the case of 
the Grand Junction Railway Petition, the Parties be permitted 
to proceed; That in the case of the South London Water- 
works Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed ; That in 
the case of the Saint Luke’s (Chelsea) Chushes Petition, 
the Parties be permitted to proceed with certain parts of their 
Bill, to give Notices, &amp;c.; That in the case of the Wisbech 
Improvement Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, 
to give Notices, &amp;c.; 86. Report on Edinburgh Waterworks 
Petition, referred, 93. Two Resolutions reported, That in the 
case of the Blaydon and Hebburn Railway Petition, the 
Parties be permitted to proceed, to deposit Subociiptzon List ; 
That in the case of the Itchen Bridge Petition, the Parties 
be permitted to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c.; 99. Report 
on Belfast Canal and Dock Petition, referred, 103. Report 
on Lanarkshire Roads Petition, referred, 119. Report on 
Medway Navigation Petition, referred, 127. Three Resolutions 
reported, That in the case of the Edinburgh Waterworks Pe- 
tition, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; 
That in the case of the Belfast Canal and Dock Petition, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with ; That in the 
case of the pairs Roads Petition, the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed; 130. Report on Petition for additional 
Provision in Clarence (Durham) Railway Bill, referred, 
134. Report on Petition for Greenhithe Pier, referred, 141. 
Two Resolutions reported, That in the case of the Medway 
Navigation Petition, the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with; That in the case of the Petition for additional 
Provision in the Clarence (Durham) Railway Bill, the Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; 141. Report on 
Powick Bridge Petition, referred, 150. Report on Carmar- 
thenshire Railway Petition, referred, 150. Report on Leith 
(Trinity) Harbour Petition, referred, 155. Three Resolutions 
reported, That in the case of the Greenhithe Pier Petition, the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with; That in 
the case of the Powick Bridge Petition, the Standing Orders 
ought not to be dispensed with ; That in the case of the Car- 
marthenshire Railway and Dock Petition, the Parties be per- 
mitted to proceed ; 159. Resolution reported, That in the 
case of the Leith (Trinity) Harbour Petition, the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 161. Report on 
Hammersmith Vicarage Petition, referred, 258. Report on 
Limerick Bridge Petition, referred 264. Two Resolutions 
reported, That in the case of the Hammersmith Vicarage 
Petition, the Parties be permitted to proceed, to give No- 
tices, &amp;c.; That in the case of the Limerick Bridge Peti- 
tion, the Parties be permitted to proceed ; to deposit Plans, 
&amp;c.; 268. 





Srarcu, &amp;c. Duties Repeat; Bill for repealing the Duties 
on Starch, Stone Bottles, Sweets or Made Wines, Mead or 
Metheglin, and on Scale Board made from Wood; Ordered, 
546. Presented, and read ; we appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and tobe printed ; 551. Committed, 557. Considered, 
563. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 570. Passed, 581. Agreed to by the Lords, 596. 
Royal Assent, 598. 

Petition of Lawrence Hall for 

remission of Duty on his Stock on hand, §79. 


STANNARIES CourT (Cornwall); Bill to facilitate the taking 
of Affidavits and Affirmations in the Court of the Vice-Warden 
of the Stannaries of Cornwall; Ordered, 413. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
419. Committed, 455. Considered, 468. Reported; To be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 472. Third 
Reading deferred, 479, 485. Bill passed, 490. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 531. Royal Assent, 539. 

STANNINGLEY Road. Vide WorTLEY. 


Sranwick (Northampton) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, and 
Bill ordered, 43. Presented, and read, 153. Committed, 
283. Reported; To be ingrossed; 328. The King’s consent 
signified; Bill passed; 353. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 408. Considered, and agreed to, 410. Royal Assent, 
438. 

State or IrELAND. Vide IRELAND. 


Paper Orrice. Vide Accounts. 








Supp.y. 


STATIONERY. Vide Accounts. 


and PRINTING. 
Statute Dury. 


Supply. 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide TuRNPIKE Roaps. 


: and County Rares; Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of land in Bloxham, and other parishes, praying to 
be relieved from the Statute Duty and County Rates, 304. 
Steam CarrrAces; Petition of Goldsworthy Gumey, com- 

plaining of legislative enactments imposing Tolls on Steam 


Carriages used on Turnpike Roads, and praying for their 
repeal, 229. 











Petition of Walter Hancock, that his claims 
may be considered in conjunction with Mr. Gurney, 481. 








Vide Gurney, Goldsworthy. 
NAVIGATION; Petition of Thomas Browne, of Fen- 
church-street, for the introduction of a Bill to — the 


ee of Steam Vessels between London Bridge and 
Blackwall, 201. 





- Company; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 54. Petition for leave to proceed with the Bill 
referred to a Committee, 329. Reported; Leave given; 339. 
Petition for Bill reported; Bill ordered; 347. Presented, 
and read, 360. Committed, 376. Reported; To be ingrossed ; 
418. Passed, 421. Agreed to by the Lords, 443. Royal 
Assent, 525. 
Petition of Directors and Pro- 
prietors of “ The General Steam Navigation Company,” that. 
they may be placed in the same situation as Corporate Com- 
anies, in respect of Shareholders becoming Members of the 
ouse of Commons, 298. 
to Inp1a; Select Committee appointed to 
inquire into the means of promoting communication with 
India by Steam, 348. Members added, 360, 375. Power 
to report from time to time, and to adjourn from place to 
place, 419. Members added, 464, 477. Power to report 
Opinion and Minutes of Evidence, 480. Report, with Re- 
solutions, together with Minutes of Evidence, 487. To lie 
on the Table; and to be printed ; 488. 
. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
VessEts. Vide Licnt Durs. Main ConveyAnce. 
Stepney Leet Jurizs. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 111.) 
Stirutine Hospital. Vide Scornanp. 


StockDALe, John Joseph. Vide Dest, IMprisonMENT for. 


Stoxe Ferry Drainage ; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 42. Reported; Bill ordered; 122. Presented, and 
read, 141. Committed, 209. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
274. Passed, 298. Agreed to by the Lords, 343. Royal 
Assent, 400. 


under Hampon (Somerset) Inclosure; Petition for a 

Bill, 55. Bill ordered, 56. 

Stone Borries. Vide Starcn, &amp;c. Duties REPEAL. 

George. Vide TirueEs. 

Road. Vide Ruce ey. 

STONEHOUSE Postace. Vide Post GENERAL DeLivery,. 

Stoney Stratrorp Bridge. Vide Accounts. 

STOTFIELD and Loss1EMouTH Harbour. 

StoTTINGway Inclosure. Vide Urpway. 

STRANGERS; Motion, That the Serjeant at Arms attending this 
House, do from time to time take into his custody any 
Stranger or Strangers that he shall see, or be informed of to 
be, in the House or Gallery, while the House, or any Com- 
mittee of the whole House is sitting ; and that no person so 
taken into custody be discharged out of custody, without the 
special Order of the House; That no Member of this House 
do presume to bring any Stranger or Strangers into the House 
or Gallery thereof, while the House is sitting ; Debate ther¢- 
upon adjourned, 10. Debate resumed; Question put, and 
agreed to; 13. 

—— Vide House. Serseanrt. 

STRATFORD, Oxp, Bridge. Vide OLp StraTrorpD. 

Straw, Sarg of. Vide Hay. 

Supsury Borough. Vide Exgecrions. 


Surro.k Insurance Company; Petition for Bill referred to 
a Committee, 42. Reported; Bill ordered; 54. Order of 
leave for Bill read and discharged; another Bill ordered ; 
152. Presented, and read,152. Committed,254. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 298. Passed, 322. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 343- Royal Assent, 399. 

Sucar Duties. Vide East Inp1A Propuce. 
MEAns, and Bits in Suppty. 

(Macfie &amp; Co.) Petition for a Bill to authorize 
the delivery to William Macfie &amp; Company of certain Sugars, 
without —— of Duty; The King’s recommendation 
signified; Referred to a Committee; 52. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 97. Presented, and read, 151. 

Suits for Dest. Vide IRELAND. 

SunpERLAND and Durnam Railway. Vide Dunnam. Har- 
TLEPOOL. 

SUPERANNUATION Funy. Vide Accounts. 

SuPERANNUATIONS. Vide Accounts. Suppuy. 























Vide ScoTLanp. 





Ways and 








VoL. 89,—Sess. 1834. 


is SUPPLY. 








IN DEX @o the EI1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME, [A. 1834 





SUPPLY: 
MOTION for a Supply; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 9. King’s Speech referred, and Motion 
considered, 15. . Resolution reported, and agreed to Nem. Con. 17. To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, | 


23, 30, 35, 45» 59, 68, 77, 83, 91, 100, 105, 116, 125, 130, 139, 148, 158, 170, 178, 191, 197, 203, 213, 222, 226, 238, 
247, 253, 263, 273, 280, 292, 307, 325 332, 337+ 345» 355» 357, 374» 383, 394, 402, 415, 420, 426, 432, 441, 445, 456, 463, 
469, 476, 480, 485, 497, 597, 519, 527» 533» 541+ 560- 
Considered, 23, 34, 77, 82, 105, 130, 147, 175, 195, 506, 556. 
Proceedings in Committee, 23, 34, 35, 77, 82, 83, 105, 130, 147, 175, 176, 177, 178, 195, 196, 197, 506, 507, 556. 
Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c., referred, 23, 34, 77, 130, 147, 175, 506, 555, 556. 
————- Petition referred, 104. 
Resolutions Postponed, 184, 279, 556. i 
Consideration thereof adjourned, 197, 203, 222, 226, 238, 248, 253, 257, 263, 273. 
Reports deferred, 203, 213, 222, 226, 238, 248, 253, 257, 263, 273. 
Upon the Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed, but not made, 130. 
Upon the Question being put, That a Resolution be read a second time; the House divided; the Noes were directed 


~ to go forth; and a Member was appointed one of the Tellers for the Noes; but no Member going forth, nor any Member 
appearing to be a second Teller, Mr. Speaker declared the Yeas had it; Resolution read, and agreed to; 226. 


Upon Question for reading the Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself into a Committee of Supply, 
Amendment proposed, but not made, 59, 77, 130. 


That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Notice taken that Forty Members were not present; 302. 





Upon Question, That the first Resolution of the Committee be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, but 
not made; §12. 


Amendment proposed to be made to a Resolution, but not made, 157. 


Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;— Relating to, 














R ted, and A d to. Sums Granted. 
n/a “tnt EXCHEQUER BILLS: 
_ 13 February 1834: aa oe | 
27. - To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills charged on the Aids or ita m oe 
of the years 1833 or 1834, unpaid and unprovided for - - - ~f| 27+752,650 if 
27. ‘ For paying off and discharging Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to several \ 
Acts for carrying on Public Works,&amp;c.- - — - - - - &lt;J “ae + 





£. | 28,384,700 - -— 





NAVY, &amp;c. 
18 February: 
40. - THAT 27,500 Men be employed for the Sea Service, for thirteen lunar months, 
to the 31st day of March 1835, including 9,000 Royal Marines and 1,000 
Boys : 
40. - For Wages of ditto - - - - - - ~ - - - - 658,761 - - 
40. © For Victuals for ditto - - - - - - - - - - 396,561 - - 
. - For defraying the Salaries of the Officers, and the Contingent Expenses of the ‘ 
aa ‘Admiralty Office, to 31st March 183 5 - . - . - 2 - *} a oe 
40. m For ditto - of the Navy Pay Office - - - - - - - - sisee = (lk. 
40. ~ For ditto - of the Scientific Departments of the Navy - - - - 20,885 - - 
40. ‘ For ditto - of Naval Establishments at Home - - - - - - 119,168 - 
41. &gt; For ditto - of - - - ditto - - Abroad - - - - - - 22,693 - - 
4 For paying the Wages of Artificers, Labourer: hers, empl i 

ae Noval Tetiddistianends at Home ? ” me . = ° ™ . am P — = a 348,012 - - 
41. - For ditto - Abroad - ~ - - - - - - - - 25,512 - - 
41. e For the purchase of Naval Stores - - - - - - - - 421,990 - - 
41. ~ For new Works, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - - - - 74,980 —- — 
41. « For Medicines and Medical Stores - - - - - - ~ - 26,641 - 
41. ° For Naval Miscellaneous Services - . - - - - - - 36,154 - - 
41. - For Half-Pay of Officers of the Navy and Marines - - - - = 847,360 - — 
41. - For Military Pensions and Allowances - - - ~ - - - 630,348 - -&lt;- 
41. « For Civil Pensions and Allowances - - - - - - ° - 230,258 - - 
41. - For Freight of Ships eee ee ee ee en ee 180,115 ~- — 
41. - For conveying Convicts to New South Wales - - - - = - 113,360 - -— 





£.| 4478009 - - 





ARMY: 


3 March: 

83. - That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 88,952 Men, of whom 7,684 
are to be reduced by casualties (exclusive of the Men serving in India) be 
maintained for the Service of the United Kingdom from 1st April 1834 to 
gist March 1835; both days inclusive : 











4 March: 
88. - For defraying the Charge of the Land Forces - - - - - =| 3,056,873 18 11 
88. - For the Charge of General Staff Officers - - - - - - - 120,848 18 6 
88. - For Allowances to the principal Officers in Public Departments - - - 99313 4 § 
Becca For the Charge of the Royal Military Asylum - - - - = - 6,977 8 3 




















4&amp;5W.1IV.] INDEX ¢o the EI1GHTY-NINTH VoLUME. 





























Reported, and Agreed to. |} SUPPLY—continued. Sums Granted. 
Page ARM Y—continued. ¢ 2 
=a 11 March: ; . : 

112. - For Rewards for MilitaryServices - - - - - - = -@ 16,547 12 10 
112. - For Pay of General Officers  - nt ee ee ae 114,000" - &gt; + 
112. . For Full Pay for Reduced and Retired Officers a ee ee ee 88,000 - &lt;« 
112, - For Half Pay and Military Allowances - - - 607,000 - - 
112. . For Half Pay and Reduced Allowances to Officers of Pitas Disbanded Culp 81,240 - — 
112. - For Pensions to Widows - . “ - « * * pe ‘s be 147,600 -— - 
| 112, - For Allowances on the Compassionate List a a ee ie Te 164,500 - = 
112. - For Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals - - - - - - ~-| 1,927,848 7 2 
112, - For Superannuation or Retired Allowances- - - - - - - 47,000 —- = 
£.| 5,862,749 10 1 
ORDNANCE: 
24 March: 
156. * For defraying the Salaries of the Master General, and the principal ORans 
and Clerks belonging to the Office of Ordnance for 1834-5 - - 70,562 - —- 
156. ° Tor ditto - of the Departments of the Office of Ordnance, at Woolwich - S198 + Ce 
156. - For ditto - of the Civil Establishments of the Ordnance at Home - - 15.237  - = 
156. - For ditto - in Ireland and Abroad - - - ~ - - “ - 26,998 - - 
156. - For ditto ~ of the Barrack Department - - - - - - - hath: n&gt; 
150. - For Master Gunners in Great Britain, Guernsey, Jersey and Ireland - - 5000 — 
156. - For the Corps of Royal Engineers, and Sappers and Miners ani am 75411 - = 
156. - For the Royal Regimentof Artillery - - - - - - - - 276,227 = = 
156. . For the Brigade of Royal Horse Artillery - - - - - = = 35971 .- = 
156. - For the Field Train Department - - = 2£ 2 2 2 ae 
156. - For the Medical Establishment - - Re oe &gt; ae 10,198 - = 
156. . For Ordnance Works and Repairs - - - - - = = - 90998 «- « 
— eae For Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance on account of Ordnance Works, 
&amp; - = iain - . &lt;&lt; - +) ee oe ’ 29,743 - - 
156. - For the Superintendence of the Building and Repair of Barracks- - - 28,076 - - 
156. - For Extraordinaries on account of Barracks - - - - - . - m i or 
156. - For Barrack Masters’ Expenditure - - - - - - « - 6 wea a 
156. For Military, Civil and Barrack Contingencies - - « ° - - 129, 582 = 
156. ‘ For Military Store Branch - - - - - . . - me ened - : 
156. * For ditto - on account of Foreign Works and Repairs - - - - pies NaS 
156. - For Services not provided for - - = ee 9, ee a 
156. - For Treasury and Exchequer Fees - - - -- | = =| + 1,7 wee 
156. - For Superannuated, Retired and Half Pay Gums and for Pensions to their ; 
Widows and Children - - = - ee ee + 168,498 = — 
fe) an 66,914 - = 
MISCELLANEOUS: 
18 March: 
135. - For defraying the Estimated Expenditure of the British Museum, for _ 
year ending Christmas 1834 - ~ - - - - - - - 17,17 - = 
15 April: 
182. “ For Allowances and Expenses of BArrisTERs employed in revising Lists of 
Voters under the Reform Act - - - - = - } — = « 
ae “7 For the Purchase of Pictures for the NATIONAL GALLERY - - - ee 
r 182. (Ireland) | For the Works and Repairs, &amp;c. of Pustic BuiLDINGs = WE 42,721 —- = 
182. (ditto) | For Works and Repairs at Kincstown Harsour - - - - - 10,000 - — 
182. (ditto) | For Works at DonacuapeEE Harzour - - - . - - - 3742 - = 
182. - For the HotyHEAD and LivERPooL RoaAps, and HoLtyHEeApD and Howrnu 
HaRBourRS - - - - - - - - - - ‘} —-- = 
182. . For New Buildings at the British Museum - - - - ° - 8,000 - -= 
182. - For Works and Alterations at Winpsor CAsTLE - - - - - 37,000 —- — 
3 | 182. - For erecting a NATIONAL GALLERY - - - - - = = = 13,000 — = 
eo 182. . For the Repair and Restoration of WestmiInsTER HAuu - - - - 17,000 - -— 
sg | 182. - For erecting Revenue Buitpines at Bristo. i) cut! uit ae 6,700 - -— 
S ( 182. - For Salaries to Officers of Lornps and Commons oni Pa cdiaet ie 44,500 —- = 
Z 182. - For Expensesof - - - - ditto - - - . 0128 - - 25,000 —- = 
182. - For the Fez Funps in the Departments of the— 
182. ~ TREASURY - - - - - - - - - - - 41,000 - -—- 
182. - Home Secretary of State - - - - - ° ° . 10,698 - - 
182. - Foreicn SEcreETARY of STATE - - - - « * - 13,337 - - 
182. - Secretary of State forthe CoLtonigs - - - - - - 9737 = - 
182. ~ Privy Councit and CommitTree of Privy Councit for TRADE - 18,658 - -&lt;- 
182. - For the Salary of the Lorp Privy Szau - - - ~ - &gt; - wie — ~« 








VoL, 89.—Sess. 1834. EE2 





INDEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





[ A. 1834. 





Reported, and Agreed to. 





Postpened, 184. Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 


183. Postponed, 279,556. Fur- 
ther considered, and agreed 


Page 
_—— 


r 183. 


183. 
183. 
183. 


183. 


183. 


| 183. 
183. 


183. 


183. 
183. 


183. 
183. 
183. 





+ 


to, 563. 


Postponed, 184, Further considered, and agreed to, 279. 


r 183. 
183. 


183. 
183. 
183. 
183. 
183. 


184. 
184. 
_ 184. 
184. 
184. 
184. 
184. 
184. 
184. 
184. 


184. 
184. 
[ 184. 





277: 


277. 
278. 
278. 
278. 


278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 


278. 


71 
J 








278. (Ireland.) 


278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 
278. 


(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 
(ditto) 





SUPPLY —continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. 


For Contingent Expenses and Messengers Bills, in the Departments of ~_ 
TREASURY - ~ x - - é ‘ - = a - = 
Ditto - - - Home Secretary of STATE - - ” pe — _ 
Ditto - - - Foreign SECRETARY - - o = ee = . 
Ditto - - - Sgcretrary of Stateforthe CoLonigs - - - - 
Ditto - - - Privy Councit and Commitreze of Privy Councit for) 
TRADE - - - - - - - 8 Ps e * &lt; = 


Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Four Parent MEssencers of the 


For Expenses of MEessENGERs attending the First Lord of the Treasury and 
Court of Exchequer, &amp;e. - - - ~ - - - - at 


For Salaries to Professors in the Universities of OxrorD and CAMBRIDGE - 
For Salaries of Commissioners of the INsotveNT Destors’ Court, &amp;c. - 


For Salaries of Officers and Expenses of the Office for the seaside! 
of ALIENS - - - - - - - (u-_ s. 


For the PenirTeENTIARY HovusE at MILBANK - - * o a in 
For making good the Deficiency of the FEgs in the Office of the REGisTRAR | 


of CorontiaALStavEs - - * = = = = = « =f 
For Expenses of the Stare Parer Orrice, &amp;e. - - - - 
For - - ditto - - ofthe Common Law Commission~ - - - 


For Salaries and Expenses of the Commissioners for preventing Tene 
TRAFFic inSLaAvEs~ - - - - - - - - . &gt; 


For Consuts GENERAL and ConsuLs’~ - - - - - - - 


For Salaries of INspecTrors and SUPERINTENDENTS of FAcrorRigEs - - 


For RetireEp ALLOWANCES or SUPERANNUATIONS to Persons at 
employed in Public Departments - - ~ - - - “ a 


For TouLoneseE and Corsican EmicrRants, &amp;c. - - - - - 
For the Nationat Vaccine EsTABLISHMENT - - - - - - 
For the ReruGe for the DesTiTUTE - - - - - - ~ 
For maintaining Criminat Lunatics - - - - - ~ - 
For paying the usual Allowances to ProrestaNnT DissENTING Pee 
c. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
For Secret SERVICES - - - - - - - - - - 
For Printing for the Two Houses of PARLIAMENT - - - . - 
For STaTIoNERy, &amp;c. for Public Departments - ~ - - - - 
For Expenses of Gotp CoinaGE ~ - - - - - - - 
For ProsecuTions relating to Coin . . - - - - - 
For Law CHARGEs - - - - . - - - - - - 


For confining, maintaining and employing Convicts - i) oa ont 
For support of Captured Necroegs and Linreratep AFRICANS 
For maintaining Convicts at New Soutn WaLEs - - - - - 

For paying the Annual Compensation awarded to Sir ABRAHAM oe 


KinG - - - - “ - i - - - ~ Ps 
For the Commissioners of Recorps - - - - - - - 
For Turnpike Roap Bitt FEEs’ - - - - - m - - 





For Epucation - - = « * * - - ‘i ws ‘ 
12 May: 
For defraying , 
Ci = L Sa eens : : the} Bahama Islands - ‘ ir 7 ng 
” | Ditto - - - - Bermuda Islands - - - - 
s Ditto - - - - Prince Edward’s Island - - - 
Ex | Ditto - - - - Western Coast of Africa - - 
s Ditto - - - - Ecclesiastical Establishment o an 
4, North American Provinces ~ =f 
_ Ditto - - - - Settlement in Western Australia - - 
&amp; | Ditto - - - - Indian Department in Upper and Lower 
L Canada - - - - - } 
For the Ripeau CaNAt and the CANALs on the OTTAwWa - - - - 


For Salaries of Governors, &amp;c. of West INDIA CoLonIeEs - - - 


For ditto to the Speciat Justices appointed under the Act for the Abolition 
of Slavery in the Bririsu CoLoniEs - - - - - = . 


For ditto of Seven Agents for EmicraTion, at Ports in the United Kingdom 
To enable the Lord Lieutenant of IRELAND to issue Money for the ore 


mentofEpucaTION - - - ~ - 7m * pa m “ 
For Expense of Founpitine HospiraL - -~— - a ee ee 
For the Houss of INpustry, &amp;c.  - - - - - - ~ * 
For the HipeRNIAN MARINE Society - - - - ~ s _ 
For the Femate Orpnan House - - - ~ - is ‘i m 
For the WestTMORLAND Lock HosPiTAL - - - - “ a 
For the Lyinc-In HospitaL - ° - - - - * m ‘ 
For Dr. StEEVENS’s HospitTaL - - ~- ~ ~ “ ~ ‘ 
For the Fever Hospirau - - - - “ ° ° a - 
For the Hospitau for INcuRABLES - - - - ‘ “ 
For the Roman CatTuo.nic CoLLEeGEe - - o * » - a 
For the Royat Dustin Society - - - - ° ‘ n ° 
For the Roya. Irish ACADEMY - - ° “ * n s - 


Sums Granted. 








£. 
7,500 
~ §,695 


39,000 
7,100 


2,232 


3,700 


2,006 
12,300 


1,568 


15,563 
580 


4,366 
800 


16,200 


95,486 


5»709 
58,858 


12,230 
1,823 
3,000 
39137 
4,990 

37,600 

56,000 

131,918 

10,000 
8,000 

11,000 

73,662 

20,000 

130,000 


2,500 


10,000 
5,000 
20,000 


1,940 


4,249 
3,120 
12,861 


14,870 
5,806 
20,000 


28,000 
16,667 


30,000 


1,457 
20,000 


18,919 
20,000 
400 

1 000 
2,500 


1,200 
1,500 
3,800 

§00 
8,978 
52300 

300 


13 


13 
18 


a ADILA 








4&amp;5W.IV.] INDEX @o the E1GHTY-NINTH VOLUME. 












































Reported, and Agreed to. | SUPPLY—continued. Sums Granted. 
_ MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—continued. £. a 
278. (Ireland.) | For the Royvat Hinernian ACADEMY - - - - - - - gj00 - - 
278. (ditto) | For the Commissioners of CHARITABLE DonaTions and Bequests - 700 - - 
278. (ditto) | For the Royat Betrast AcApEMICAL INSTITUTION - - - . 3,500 - -— 
278. (ditto) | For Pustic Works - - - - . - ~ - - - 13,000 —- — 
278. (ditto) | For Salaries and Expenses of the Orrices of the Cuizr Secretary to the} , ‘ 

Lorp LIEUTENANT in DuBLIN and Lonpon, and Privy Councit Or- 22,000 —- - 
FICE in IRELAND - - . - - - - - - -J 
22 July: 
512. - For the Orricers, Seamen and Royat Marines who were present at — 
NAavaAkIN. - - - - - - - - - - - 4 ue 
§12. - For the Payment, at the expiration of every Month, of a certain portion of the 
Pay due to Warrant and Perry Orricers, and to SEAMEN and Ma- 100,000 -—- -— 
RINEs on board His Majesty’s Ships - - - - - = J 
512. (Ireland.)| For the Salaries of the Orricers and ATTENDANTS of the HovsEHoLp of | — 
9232 ar nis 
the Lorp LicuTENANT of IRELAND” - . - - - : -J 
512. (ditto) | For the Vice-TreasureEr’s OFFIce - - - on - * 6,827 - - 
512. (ditto) | For PrintinG ProcLaMATIONsS~ - - ~ - - ° &gt; * 4100 - —-. 
512. (ditto) | For Non-Conrormine MINISTERS - - - - - - - . 25,100 —- - 
512. (ditto) For CriminaL Prosecutions - - - - - - - - 60,000 - -— 
512. (ditto) | Forthe Potice Departments of Dustin - - - - = = 7,000, - = 
512. (ditto) | For Pustic Works - ~ - - - - - - ~ - oie «= - 
512. (ditto) | For Repairs to Dunmore HarpouR - - - - = = = 5473 - - 
512. (ditto) | For the Towntanp Survey of IRELAND ee 3,000 - -—- 
512. - For the CommissarniAT DEPARTMENT - = = = = = = 271,562 7 1 
512. - For Half-Pay in ditto .. So &amp;. OA 2 Ce” ae ee 1,118 6 2 
512. - To enable His Majesty to make a Grant to Carrain Ross - = = — «*&lt;« 
. 5 August : 
562. - For Law Expensgs, &amp;c.in SCOTLAND’ - - - - - - - pie - - 
562. - For depositing in the British Museum the Collection of Ecyprian — 
quiTiEs, the Property of Mr.J.Sams_ - - - - - - - | = - 
562. . For the erection of Scuoot Houses for the Epucation of the CH1LDREN of | 
the Poorer Classes in ScoTLAND, and for the Erection of MopEL Scuoo.s - ii a 
in ENGLAND a, ee ee ee ee ee eee 7 
562. (Ireland.) | To enable the Lorp LizuTENANT of IRELAND to issue Money for the Ad-) 
vancement of EDUCATION” - - - - - . - - -f —_——- - 
562. . For the Payment of ConsotipATED East INDIA ANNUITIES - - - 125,284 6 6 
563. - For the Crvit and Mitirary EsTABLIsHMENTs Of the Island of St. HELENA nae « &lt;= 
563. ~ For the Expenses of the Commissioners of MuniciraL CorPORATIONS - 24,900 — -— 
563. (Ireland.) | For Criminat Prosecutions inIRELAND - - = = = = 78,500 -— - 
563. (ditto) | For Roaps in the Counties of Galway and Mayo - - - - - 13,000 -— - 
563. “ For the relief of distressed PoLEs now in this Country - - - - 10,000 -— — 
563. * For the erection of CHAPELs destroyed in JAMAICA - - - - - 12,750 — — 
563. - For Steam NavicaTion toINnpDIA - - ~ - ° * * . 20,000 —- &lt;= 
563. - For the Purchase of the Collection of Fossin OrGANic Remains, the Pro- 
perty of Mr. Tuomas Hawkins, to be deposited in the British MusruM 1,310 § - 
563. - For Prison Buitpines at DARTMOOR - - - - - - - 7,000 — =" 
£.| 2,529,397 15 3 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEER CORPS: 
11 March: 
111. - For the Charge of VoLuNTEER Corrs” - - - - - - - 82,179 - - 
22 July: 
To defray the Charge of the DisemBoniep Miuitia of Great BriTAIn 
12. y 8 
" and IRELAND, to the 31st day of March 1835 a, le } 230,293 14 6 : 
£. 312,472 14 6 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES: 
15 April: 
184. For defraying the Charge of C1ivit CoNTINGENCIES - - . - 130,000 - = 
&amp;. s. d. 
EXCHEQUER BILLS - - - - - - - 28,384,700 - — 
NAVY Fame 8 ie Bmw ae TS ae aie TARE 5 = no” Oa a 
ARMY - - - - - - - - -  §,862,749 10 
ORDNANCE - - - - - - - - - 1,166,914 - - 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - - © = = 2% §29,397 15 3 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS - - - - - 312,472 14 6 
CIVIL CONTINGENCIES - - - - - - 130,000 - — 
ToTtaL - - = £. 42,864,242 19 10 


ee 


Vor. 89.——Sess. 1834. FF 





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WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY: 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 27, 30, 36, 45, 59, 68, 77, 83, 91, 100, 105, 116, 125, 131, 139, 149, 158, 
170, 178, 192, 197, 204, 213, 222, 226, 238, 247, 253, 263, 273, 280, 292, 306, 326, 332, 337, 345, 355» 367, 374, 383, 394, 
402, 415, 420, 426, 432, 441, 445, 456, 463, 469, 476, 480, 485, 497, 509, 520, 526, 633, 541, 560- : 

———— considered, 29, 77, 125, 130, §26. 

Accounts referred, 29, 526. 

Proceedings in Committee, 29, 30, 77, 125, 130, 526. 

Resolution of a Committee of Ways and Means (15th March 1800) referred to a Select Committee, 135. 
CHAIRMAN OF THE CoMMITTEE OF Ways AND Means; (Vide AppDREsSEs, 7.) 





Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means ;—Relating to, 





Reported, and Agreed to. Sums Granted. 


GRANTS: 
Page ’ 


ae 17 February: £. 
35; Bill ordered, 36, \ 








V, EXCHEQUER BILLS, 


infra. 


For raising £.14,000,000. by Exchequer Bills for the Service of 1834 - = - | 14,000,000 





For applying £.3,000,000. now in the Exchequer, to complete the Aids te 


000,000 
for the Service of 1834 - . mu fs x 37000, 





For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may have been or which 
may be paid into the Exchequer, before 5th ry 1833, in respect of 


36; Bill ordered, 36, Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to Acts 57 Geo. III. for carrying on — 
V. TRANSFER OF AIDS, Works, &amp;e. - "=" = ee? ee ee ee 
infra. 


For issuing and applying £.60,000. on account of East INp1a Hatr Pay - 


For issuing and applying part of the Balance remaining in the Exchequer, or 
which may be paid into the same by the Governor and Company of the 
Bank of England, under Act 56 Geo. III. - - - - - -J 








3 March: 


83; Bill ordered, 83, That the several Duties on SuGArR and Motasszs imposed by an Act of the 
V.SUGAR DUTIES, first year of the reign of His present Majesty, and the Bounties allowed 
infra. thereon, be further continued - . - - - - - - -J 


17 March: 


V. CONSOLIDATED FUND, 


For issuing £.7,000,000, out of the Consolidated Fund 7,000,000 
infra. 





18 March: 


135; Bill ordered, 135, ; 7 
V. PENSIONS, &amp;e. DUTIES, +, That the Duties payable on PENstons and Orrices be further continued 


infra. 


1:51; Bill ordered, 131, \ 
J 


530; Bill ordered, 530, 26 July: 


" | / For raising £.14,384,700. by Exchequer Bills - 14,384,700 —- -— 


infra. 





530; Bill ordered, 530, 1 — . , 
¥. CONSOLIDATED FUND, J For issuing and applying £.4,250,000. out of the Consolidated Fund - 4,250,000 


infra. 





Means granted for 1825, 1826, 1827, 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832-3 and 562,162 11 34 


30. For issuing and applying £. 562,162. 11. 33. being the Surplus of Ways and} 
— &lt;&lt; 














BILLS : 


CONSOLIDATED FUND; (£.7,000,000.) Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year 1834 ; 
Ordered, 131. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 192. Committed, 135. Considered, 139. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 142. Passed, 148. Agreed to by the Lords,160. Royal 
Assent, 165. 





—— Bill to apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund, and the Surplus of Grants, 
to the Service of the year 1834; Ordered, 530. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 542. 
Committed, 550. Committee deferred, 562. Order for Committee read ; Instruction to receive a Clause of Appropriation ; 


Bill considered ; 570. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 578. Passed, 581. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 599. Royal Assent, 603. 


EXCHEQUER BILLS (£.14,000,000); Bill for raising a Sum by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the year 1834; 
Ordered, 36. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 41. Committed, 45. Considered, 51. Reported, 59. 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 60. Passed, 64. Agreed to by the Lords, 95. Royal Assent, 165. 


(£. 14,384,700); Bill for raising a Sum of Money, by Exchequer Bills, for the Service of the year 1834 ; 
Ordered, 530. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 542. Committed, 550. Considered, 552. Reported ; 
To be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 557. Passed, 563. Agreed to by the Lords, 588. Royal Assent, 593. 


MILITIA; Bill to defray, for a limited time, the Charge of the Pay, Clothing and Contingent and other Expenses of the 
Disembodied Militia in Great Britain and Ireland ; and to grant Allowances in certain cases to Subaltern Officers, Adjutants, 
Paymasters, Quartermasters, Surgeons, Assistant Surgeons, Surgeons’ Mates and Serjeant Majors of the Militia; Ordered, 512. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 529. Committed, 533. Considered, 537. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 542. Passed, 556. Agreed to by the Lords, 581. Royal Assent, 593. 


PENSIONS, §c., DUTIES; Bill for continuing to His Majesty certain Duties on Offices and Pensions, for the Service of the 
year 1834, and to appropriate any Sums arising from the Redemption of the Land Tax; Ordered ; Instruction to Gentlemen 
appointed to bring in the Bill, that they have Power to make Precision for carrying to the Consolidated Fund any Monies 

aid into the Exchequer, in pursuance of the said Act; 135. Bill presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
eading ; 136. Committed, 139. Considered, 143. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 148. 
Passed, 150. Agreed to by the Lords, 160. Royal Assent, 165. F 





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BILLS relating to SuppLy—continued. 


SuGaR Duties; Bill for continuing to His Majesty, fora limited time, certain Duties on Sugar imported into the United 
Kingdom, for the Service of the year 1834; Ordered, 83. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 89. 
Committed, 92. Considered, 96. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 100. Passed, 106. 


Agreed to by the Lords, 154. Royal Assent, 165. 


TRANSFER OF AIDS; Bill to apply certain Sums to the Service of the year 1834; Ordered, 36. Presented, aud read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 41. Committed, 45. Considered, 51. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 59. Passsed, 64. Agreed to by the Lords, 95. Royal Assent, 165. 





Surceons, Cotrece of. Vide IRELAND. 
(London.) Petition of Surgeons of 
the General Infirmary at Leeds, for an enactment declaring 
that the attendance of Students upon the practice of the 
General Infirmary at Leeds and other provincial Hospitals, 
shall afford the same advantages as can now be obtained 
solely by attendance upon a London Hospital; Referred to 
Select Committee on Medical Education, 2930. 

Coutteces of (London and Dublin.) Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


SurGIicaAL Proression. Vide MEDICAL. 


Surpiice Fees and Parisn ReEGistTeR FEEs. 
COUNTS. (ADDRESSES, 112.) 


SwArrHaAmM Roads. Vide Norwicu. 


SwANNINGTON and LoucusorovucH Railway; Petition for Bill 
referred to a Committee, 45. Reported; Bill ordered ; 58. 
Presented, and read, 61. Committed, 123. Power to Com- 
mittee to send for persons, papers and records, 152. ; 

Petitions against ; 

From Company of Proprietors of the Leicestershire and Nor- 

thamptonshire Union Canal; Referred to the Committee on 

the Bill; Counsel ordered ; 205. Company of Proprietors of 
the Leicester and Swannington Railway; Trustees of the 

Road from Burleigh Bridge to, Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; Com- 

any of Proprietors of the Coleotton Railway ; Company of 

Feapeiitens of the Navigation from the Trent to the Mersey ; 

Owners of Property in the county of Leicester ; Trustees of 

the Loughborough Road; Sir George Howland Willoughby 

Beaumont ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 214. Trustees 

of the Roads from Loughborough to Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; Re- 

ferred, and Counsel ordered,219. William Stenson; Referred, 

and Counsel ordered, 223. 





Vide Ac- 





Petitions in fa- 
vour ; From Melton Mowbray; Oakham; Loughborough ; 
218. 

SwaTMAN, Thomas. Vide ReEcistrRaATIon of VoTERS. 

Swin CHANNEL. Vide IRELAND. 


Swinpon Road. Vide Burrorp. 





4° &amp; 5° Will, IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 
rPAvVIsTOCcK Road ; Petition for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 
11. 
Taunton Canal. Vide CHarp. 


Taxation; Petitions for reduction thereof; From Thomas 
Hopkins, 80. Stratford-upon-A von 7 Chairman of the Maid- 
stone Division of the West Kent Political Union; 501. 


Petition of John Corrie, submitting a plan for a re- 
vision of Taxation, 495. 


Vide Titnes. Votre by BALtor. 
Vide Assessors of Taxes. Houses and Win- 














TAXxEs, 

pows. 
on KNowLeDGE; Petitions for the Repeal thereof ; 
From Forfar, 235. Old Cumnock ; Yeovil; 309. Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne; Brechin; 348. Manchester, 572. 


and Assessep Taxes; Petition of 
Inhabitants of Balmerino, for the repeal thereof, 572. 


Trea. Vide Accounts. East Inp1A. 


Duties Act; Petitions for Amendment of the Act, by 
fixing the same Amount of Duty on every description of 
Tea; From York, 124. Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, 
166. Kingston-upon-Hull, 211. Manchester, 215. Chamber 
of Commerce, Belfast ; Referred to Select Committee on Tea 
Duties, 259. Dundee, 391. 


Petition of Dealers, Brokers, and others 
interested in the Tea Trade, for one uniform Duty on all kinds 
of Tea, brought up, and read; Motion, ‘That the Petition do 
lie upon the Table; and a Debate arising thereupon, and the 
same having continued till three of the clock, Mr. Speaker left 
the Chair; 129. Debate resumed, 133. Petition to lie upon 
the Table, 134. 

















Select Committee appointed to inquire 
whether it may be expedient to establish one fixed rate of 
Duty on all descriptions of Tea imported into the United King- 
dom, instead of the Duties imposed by Act 3 and 4 Will. IV. 
c. 101,257. Members added, 263, 273,307. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit on certain days during the sitting of the House, 
between twelve and three, 398, 426, 429, 476. Power to re- 
port Minutes of Evidence; Report and Minutes of Evidence 
to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 524. 


Vot. 89. 


Sess. 1834. 








Petitions referred, 259, 270, 288. 
Petition of Consumers of Tea in Kings- 
ton-upon-Hull, for the repeal of the Act; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Tea Duties, 270. 

Petition of Tea Dealers of Edinburgh, 


for an inquiry into the operation of the Act of last Session ; 
Referred, 288. 











Petition of the Chamber of Commerce 
and Manufactures of Greenock, against any alteration of the 
Act; Referred, 288. 


Teas (Halifax and Quebec.) Vide Accounts. 


Sates of; Acts 18 Geo. II. c. 26, 13 Geo. III. c. 48, and 
33 Geo. III. c. 52, relating thereto, read; Bill to repeal so 
much of several Acts as requires Deposits to be made upon 
Teas sold at the Sales of the East India Company; Ordered, 
375: Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 394. Committed, 414. Considered, 
426. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 432. Passed, 444. Agreed to by the Lords, 524. 
Royal Assent, 525. 

TrrEs Navication ; Petition of Persons interested in the Na- 
vigation of the River Tees, relating thereto; Referred to the 
Select Committee on Lighthouses, 363. 

TRNANTs for Lire. Vide EntTarLtep Estates. 

Tenements. Vide Ratine of TENEMENTS. 

Possession of. Vide Lanps. 


SMALL; Petition of House-owners residing in the 
Tower Hamlets, for granting to Landlords of Sma!l Tenements 
the same power for the recovery of Rates, in case of removal, 
as is given to Tax-gatherers, 324. 


Tenure of Lanp. Vide Cusromary TENURES. 
LAND. 


TuHAMEs River Pitots. Vide Accounts. 


TuNNEL; Petition of the Thames Tunnel Company, 
for a Bill to empower the Exchequer Bill Commissioners to 
lend Exchequer Bills for enabling them to complete the Tun- 
nel, 397. 

Tue “ Examiner” Newspaper. Vide Privitece. 

Tue “ True Sun” Newspaper. Vide True Sun News- 
paper. 

Tue Kine v. Barrett. Vide IRELAND. 


Tuomas’s Name; Bill brought from the Lords, 71. Read, 73. 
—_— 79- Reported, and passed, 123. Royal Assent, 
165. 

Tuompson, Edward. Vide Danisu CLaims. 


TimBER ; Petition of the Ship-owners’ Society of Leith, against 
any alteration in the Duties thereon, 57. 


Motion for laying before the House, an Account of the 
Amount of the Duties levied on Timber, Deals, and other arti- 
cles of Wood, imported from the Britith Provinces in North 
America, in each of the years 1828, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832 
and 1833; stating also, the Amount of Duties which would 
have been paid upon such Timber, Deals and other articles, 
in each year, and also the Total Amount if they had been 
imported from the Baltic; Motion withdrawn, 88. 


——— Petition of Sawyers of Falkirk, for repeal of the Duty 
on Baltic Timber, 118. 


Petition of Merchants and others of Kingston-upon- 
Hull, for an alteration of the Duties, 129. 

— Vide Accounts. Navau TimsBer. 

TimsspuryY Road. Vide TuNLEy. 


TisBury (Wilts) Inclosure, &amp;c.; Petition for Bill; Referred to 
a Committee, 44. Reported; Bill ordered; 64. Presented, 
and read,g7. Committed, 107. Reported, and re-committed, 
165. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 192. Passed, 194. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 236. Considered, and agreed 
to, 245. Royal Assent, 321. 


TiTHE on Fisu. Vide ScorLanp. 


TitHEs; Petitions for the abolition thereof; From Swinnerton, 
18. Llantillio Pertholey, &amp;c. 67. Udimore, Brede and Peas- 
marsh, 75. Icklesham, Winchelsea, Guestling and Pett; 
Burwash ; Battle, Ashburnham and other places; Seddles- 
combe, Westfield, Hollington and Crowhurst ; Herstinonceux 
and Wartling; Mayfield; Beckley; Bexhill, Hool, Ninfield 
and Catsfield; Wadhurst ; Ewhurst and Bodiam; Iden and 
Playden; Guldeford and Rye; Llanrhidian ; Meneage; Pe- 
tersfield; 118. East Kent, 194. Liandinam, 289. Eastern 
division of Cornwall, 299. 








IRELAND. 














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F F 


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INDEX ¢o'the F1GutTy-NINTH VOLUME.  [4.1834. 





a Act. 


Tirnes; Petitions for alteration of the law relative thereto ; 
From Marden, 190. Great Parndon, 221. 

Petition of Heritors and others of Beith, for repeal of 
the Tithe Laws of England and Ireland, the Teind Laws of 
Scotland, and for separation of Church and State, 241. 


— Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Land in Chil- 
ham, Chartham and Moldash, for the redemption thereof, 
284. 

eo Petition of the Rev. Adam Baynes, Rector of Ad- 
stock (Bucks), complaining of the hardships to which the 
Clergy are subjected by having Land Allotments in lieu of 
Tithes, 295. 


Petition of Market Gardeners, Farmers and Inhabi- 
tants in the vicinity of London, for relief from the burthen of 
Tithes, 390. 


— Petition of George Stone, Sheriff of Kent, for the 
abolition thereof, and the substitution of a payment of two 
shillings per pound sterling on the rental of Land, 365. 

Vide BisHopsGATe. IRELAND. 
Vide IRELAND. 
Composition. Vide IRELAND. 


ComMuTATION; Petitions in favour; From Cald- 
beck; Rolvenden; Sandhurst and Newenden; Benenden ; 
Goudhurst; Hawkhurst; Headcorn; Biddenden; Cran- 
brook ; 21. Berks, 25. Smarden, 33. Ulcomb; Northiam ; 
Etchingham ; Salehurst; Rotherfield; 38. Sutton Valence ; 
Leeds (Kent); 43. High Halden, 57. Llangunnor, 62. 
Llangendeirne ; Llanon ; 81. Devon, 85. Cornwall, 99. East- 
ern Division of Cornwall, 109. Higham and Frindsbury ; 
Selby; 114. John Burgess; West and East Tanfield; 162. 
Bethersden, 204. Llansaintffraid-Glynn-Ceiriog, 216. Lla- 
nelly ; Western part of the County of Cornwall; 219. Saint 
Botolph-withont-Aldgate, 251. Warburton; Hailsham; 260. 
Featherstone, 266. 





So much of His Majesty’s a 
at the opening of the Session as relates to Tithes, read; To 
be considered, 150. Consideration thereof deferred, 158, 
161. Matter considered, 182. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered; 191. Vide infra. 





Proceedings in Committee, 182. 





Bill for the Commutation and Re- 
demption of Tithes in England and Wales ; Ordered, 191. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed ; 192. Second Reading deferred, 279, 331, 337, 

5, 366, 374, 394- 
ns it Petts Petitions for provision in the Bill 
exempting Fen Lands from being rated and made titheable as 
arable Land; From Walsoken; Tilney-cum-Islington; Wig- 
renhall Saint Mary Magdalen; Walpole Saint Peter, and 
Valpole Saint Andrew ; 370. 





: Petitions against; From Bride- 
kirk and Brigham, 323. Breage, 388. Saint Cleer, 407. 
South Hams of the County of Devon, 418. Stretham-cum- 
Thetford, in the Isle of Ely, 474. 





Petition of the there-undersigned 
in the County of Kent, in favour, 404. 

Prescription Act; Petition of Owners and Occu- 
piers of Land in Llansilin, for the Amendment thereof, 412. 





Vide Accounts. 


Stray of Suits; Petition of Owners and Occupiers 
of Lands in Brough, complaining of proceedings having lens 
instituted against them for non-payment of Tithes in full, 
instead of paying by a modus, 439. 


Bill (Sess. 1833); Petition of Inha- 
bitants of Llandilofawr, in favour, 213. 








Act g Will. IV. c. 100, relating 
thereto, read; Bill to amend an Act passed in the third year 
of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act for shortening the 
Time required in Claims of Modus Decimandi, or exemption 
from or discharge of Tithes ; Ordered, 542. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
543- Committed, 551. Considered, 558. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 567. Passed, 
572. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 596. Considered, 
and agreed to, 599. Royal Assent, 603. 





Touts and Customs. 


Vide IRELAND. 
and Cuurcu Property. Vide IRELAND. 
and EcciestasticaL Imposts; Petition of Mem- 


bers of the Religious Society of Friends meeting in London, 
for relief therefrom, 397. 


and Poor Laws. Vide IRELAND. 
and TAxAT1oN ; Petitions for alteration of the mode 


of collecting Tithes and for repeal of Taxation ; From Crowle ; 
Llanfairar-y-bryn ; 162. 


and Union. Vide IRELAND. 


Toxacco; Petition for the prohibition of the importation of 
stripped Tobacco from the United States; From Liverpool, 
188. London, 390. 


Vide IRELAND. 


—— on Lime. 


Vide Lime Toit Exemption.. 


Tonnace of Vessets; Bill to regulate the Admeasurement. 


of the Tonnage and Burthen of the Merchant Shipping of 
the United Kingdom; Ordered, 51. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 6o. 
Second Reading deferred, 72, 192, 253. Bill committed, 203. 
Committee deferred, 226, 279, 286, 331, 337, 345, 366, 4o1, 
425, 445, 468, 484, 508, 519, 533- 





Trape, Boarp of. 


Petitions against ; From the Chamber 
of Commerce of Belfast, 259. Chairman of the Dundee, 
Perth and London Steam Packet Company, 392. Coal Gab- 
bartmen on the River Clyde, 501. 


_______—_—_—— Petition of the Chamber of Commerce 
and Manufacturers of Greenock, suggesting certain alterations 
therein, 547- 


Vide Bonp1NG Goons. 


Traves’ Unions; Petition of Master Coopers, praying for 


inquiry into the nature and objects of various associations 
denominated Trades’ Unions, 121. 





Petition of the Chairman and Secretary of 
a Meeting of the productive Classes, for the appointment of 
a Committee to examine into the principles and objects of the 
National Consolidated Trades’ Union, 162. 





Petitions praying the House to address the 
Crown to review the sentence, and mitigate the punishment of 
six Agricultural Labourers convicted at the Assizes at Dor- 
chester; From Oxford, 171. Cheltenham, 174. Kingston- 
upon-Hull; Yeovil; Gomersal; Liverpool; 187. Leeds, 194. 
Welsethimentun, 908. Macclesfield; Loughborough; Mount- 
sorrel; 211. Sheffield; Nottingham (two Petitions); Castle 
Donington; (two Petitions) ; Walsall; Barnsley; 215. Kes- 
wick ; Burton Bradstock ; Lochie; Cockermouth; Dundee; 
Stokesley; Belfast; Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Saint Mary-le- 
bone; 224. Leicester; Sileby ; Canterbury (two Petitions) ; 
William Smolett; Keighley; 229. Chard; Cambridge; 235. 
Huddersfield ; Darlington; Bradford; Derby; Winster; Ha- 
lifax ; Stockton-upon-Tees ; Loughborough ; Sutton-in-Ash- 
field; Manchester; 245. Batley; Morley; Ossett; Leeds 
(three Petitions); Cleckheaton and Liversedge; Holbeck; 
Workmen in the employ of Maud &amp; Co., Wapping; Gower’s 
Walk, Commercial Koad; 246. Kidderminster, 250. Knares- 
borough; Pateley Bridge; 259. Persons resident in the 
Metropolitan districts, 266. Taunton, 267. Stockport, 275. 
Nantwich, 284. Bristol (three Petitions); Nottingham; Bir- 
mingham (two Petitions); Aberdeen; Tewkesbury ; 287. 
Dudley, 300. Chesterfield, 304. Wandsworth; Haworth; 
320. Edinburgh; York; 334. Ashton-under-Lyne, 363. 
Stoke-upon-Trent, 437. Paisley, 473. 








acehian Petition of Army and other Hat Manu- 


facturers, and Hatters of London, for the revision of the present 
Combination Laws, 229. 





Petitions, complaining of the illegal Com- 
binations of the Trades’ Unions; From Halifax, 235. Head- 
ingley-cum-Burley (two Petitions); Idle; Kirkstall (two Pe- 
titions); Cleckheaton and Liversedge; 261. Armley (three 
Petitions); Bramley (two Petitions); Leeds (fourteen Peti- 
tions); Guiseley (two Petitions ;) Batley (three Petitions) ; 
Alverthorpe ; Horbury; Drighlington; West Riding of York ; 
London and Westminster; 270. Gomersal (three Petitions); 
Ossett; Leeds; Gildersome and Drighlington; 294. Leeds 
(four Petitions); Bradford (York); Ossett; Horbury; Bram- 
ley; Armley; Alverthorpe; Guiseley; 324. Cleckheaton and 
Liversedge (two Petitions) ; Guiseley ; Leeds (six Petitions) ; 
Rawden; Batley (two Petitions); Holbeck; Yeadon; Pud- 
sey; Thomas Simmons; Journeymen Coopers in the employ 
of Mr. Richmond, of Old-street Road; in the employ of 
Messrs. Ashcroft &amp; Son, of Ratcliffe; in the employ of 
J.&amp; W. Mills, of Poplar, 535. 

— Petition of Merchants, Mill-owners, Master 
Manufacturers, and Cloth Finishers of Leeds, praying fo: 
measures to remedy the evils arising from Trades’ Uniovs; 
Debate arising thereupon; Debate adjourned; 242. Debate 
resumed; Petition to lie upon the Table; 245. 





TRANSFER of ArDs. 


Petition of the Trustees of the White Cloth 
Hall in Leeds, for measures to protect masters and workmen 
from the evils of Trade Unions, 299. 


Trapinc Companies; Bill to enable His Majesty to invest 


Trading and other Companies with the powers necessary for 
the due conduct of their affairs, and for the security of the 
rights and interests of their creditors; Ordered, 449. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 454. Second Reading deferred, 475, 480, 485. 
Bill committed, 496. Committee deferred, 511, 528. Bill 
considered, 532. Reported, 536. To be ingrossed; Day ap- 

ointed for Third Reading; 537. Passed, 541. By the 
Seale with Amendmenis, 594. Considered, and agreed to, 
598. Royal Assent, 604. 


Vide Ways and Means, and BI ts in 
SupPty. 

-— Property; Bill to facilitate the Transfer of 
Property by Deed ; Ordered, 321. Presented, and read; Da 
appcinted for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 326. Bill 
committed to a Select Committee, 381. Members added, 412. 


Leave 








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TRANSFER OF PropERTY—continued. 


Leave to Committee to sit on a certain day, during the sitting 
of the House between twelve and three, 420. Bill reported 
and re-committed; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 433. 
Committee deferred, 463, 475, 486, 492, 519. 


Treasury. Vide Accounts. 
Treaties. Vide Accounts. 
Trecony Borough, Vide ELections. 
TREsAVEAN Mine Railway. Vide Hayte. 
Triat by Jury. Vide East INnpta. 


- of OrrenpERS (Middlesex). Vide Centra CRIMINAL 
Court. 
TRIENNIAL PaRLIAMENTS. Vide PARLIAMENTS. 
TrinipAp and Sainr Lucia. Vide Accounts. 
Trinity House; Petitions for an inquiry into the principles 
upon which the constitution of the Corporation of Trinity 


House of Deptford Strond is founded; From London, 43. 
Liverpool, 304. 


Supp.y. 


Vide PILoTAGE. 

Tripp, William; Petitions of William Tripp, complaining of his 
goods having been distrained upon for Assessed Taxes, 483, 
569. 

Troops, OsstTRucTION by. 





Vide House, AVENUE to the. 


True Sux Newspaper; Petition of Persons assembled at the 
Institution, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, for remission of 
the sentence of imprisonment passed upon the Proprietors of 
the True Sun Newspaper for a libel, 407. 


Petition of the Chairman of a Meeting 
of the Working Classes of Cheltenham, for releasing the 
Editors from Prison, 460. 


Tunsrivce WELLs Improvement ; Petition for Bill referred 
to a Committee, 20. Reported; Bill ordered; 42. Presented, 
and read, 50. 


Tuntey Road; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 50. 
Turkey. Vide Russia. 


Turnpike Acts Continuance; Bill for continuing for a 
limited time the several Acts for regulating the Turnpike 
Roads in Great Britain, which will expire during the present 
or before the end of the next Session of Parliament; Ordered, 
12, Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 14. Committed,17. Considered, 
20. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 23. Third Reading deferred, 31. Bill passed, 36. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 71. Considered and dis- 
agreed to ; Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be 
offered to the Lords at a Conference, for disagreeing to the 
said Amendment; 132. Reasons reported and agreed to; 
Conference to be desired ; 138. Report, That the Lords agree 
to a Conference; Managers appointed ; Conference held and 
reported, That they had left the Bill and Amendment with 
their Lordships; 142. Lords do not insist on their Amend- 
ment, 144. Royal Assent, 165. 








Vide IRuLAND, 
———— Biti Fees. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Roap Bits ; Petition of Land-owners in the neigh- 
bourhood of Doncaster, that a Standing Order be made for 
giving publicity before inserting the names of Trustees in any 
Turnpike Bill, and in filling up vacancies, 114. 

Roap Duty; Petition of Rate-Payers of the united 
Townships of Neithrop, Calthorpe, Wickham and Hardwick, 
that the Turnpike Road Duty may be commuted for money, 
and paid out of the County Rate, 201. 


—_———— Roaos; Petition of Owners of property and Rate- 
payers in Lathbury, Gayhurst and other places, that they 


may be relieved from the performance of Statute Duty on 
Turnpike Roads, 295. 


Vide IRELAND. ScoTLAND. 
Twort, Charles William. Vide Reticious Opinions. 
Twyrorp BripGce Road. Vide BawTry. 





4 &amp; 5° Will. IV. Parl. 11. 


NION with IRELAND. Vide IRELAND. 


Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


Unitep Kinepom Lire Assurance Company; Petition for 
Bill, referred to a Committee, 53. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
124. Presented, and read,.152. Committed, 219. Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 258. Passed, 295. Agreed to by the Lords, 
325. Royal Assent, 399. 


— Srares of America, 
BACCO. 


Universau Surrrace, &amp;c.; Petition of Inhabitants of West 
Auckland in favour of Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot, 
and for shortening the duration of Parliaments, 115. 


Universities. Vide Accounts. Oxrorp and Cam- 
BRIDGE. 


Vide Em1GrRATION. To- 





Apmission; Bill to remove certain Disabilities 
which prevent some Classes of His Majesty’s Subjects from 


Vor. 89.—Sess. 1834. 


resorting to the Universities of England, and proceeding to 
Degrees therein; Ordered, 191. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 204. 
Second Reading deferred, 226, 291, 344, 367, 395, 403- Bill 
committed, 419. Committee deferred, 425, 433. Bill con- 
sidered and reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 455. Report fur- 
ther considered; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 468. Third Reading deferred, 486, 492, 519. 
Bill passed, 532. 





Petitions against; From Graduates 
and other Gentlemen of East Kent; Clergy and Laity, who 
are or have been members of the Universities of Oxford and 
Cambridge, resident in Bristol; 255. Masters and Scholars 
of the University of Oxford ; Walsall; 269. Members of the 
Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, resident in and near 
Newark; 275. Kendal, 284. Pangbourn and Streatley ; 
Burghfield; Hurst; Brightwell, Britwell, Cuxham, and other 
places; Bicester; Hornton and Horley; Bucknell, Hethe, 
Shelswell, and other places ; Woolvercote; Yarnton; Head- 
ington; Bletchington, Hampton, Poyle, and other places; 
Shenington ; Northern division of the county of Northamp- 
ton; Axbridge; Cheddar; Motcombe; East and West 
Stower; Gillingham; Frome; Wells; Ewelme; 288. Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Ely; Bridgnorth ; 
Ellesmere ; Westbury ; Rodney Stoke; Shrewsbury; Wel- 
lington, Salop; Condover; Corporation of Oxford; 294. 
Lancaster; Hawkhurst; 299. Findon; Cropredy; Honiton ; 
Aynhoe; Daventry ; Guilsborough; county of Northamp- 
ten; West Haddon; Hinton; Cold Ashby; Thorpe Mande- 
ville and Culworth; East Haddon ; Middleton Cheney ; 
Towcester ; Naseby; Lilbourne, and other places; King’s 
Sutton and Newbottle with Charlton ; Kingsthorpe and other 
places ; Helmdon; Yelvertoft; Croughton ; Sulgrave ; More- 
ton Pinkney ; Welford; Thenford ; Winwick; Farthinghoe; 
Syresham and Whitfield ; Sibbertoft; Brackley; Weston- 
under-Lizard ; 303. Cowley and Horsepath; Swincombe ; 
Drayton; Finmere; Torquay; Galby, Frisby by Galby, Norton 
by Galby and Stretton Parva; Belgrave; St. Martin’s, 
Leicester; Sapcote, Stoney Stanton, Frowlesworth and Croft; 
Market Harborough ; Leicester; Thurlaston and Normanton 
Turville; Glenfield, Braunston and Kirby Muxloe; Great 
Wigston; Ravenstone; Birstall; Clergy and Laity who are 
or have been Members of the Universities of Oxford and 
Cambridge, resident in Leicester; York; Rochester, Kings- 
bridge; Great and Little Hampton; Talaton; Gloucester ; 
Tong; Cheltenham ; Graduates of the Universities of Oxford 
and Cambridge, resident in Ripon; Aldborough; Borough- 
bridge; Bedford; Woolwich; Saint Peter, Carmarthen; 
Chudleigh; Kidlington; Banbury; Boddicot; Cullington ; 
city of a ; Tenbury; Wroxton; Leintwardine ; the 
hundred of Rochford, Essex ; Woburn; Clungunford ; Hurst- 
bourne Tarrant and Vernhams Dean; Stow, Salop; Knares- 
bro; Bolton by Bowland ; Abergele; Spelsbury; Clunbury ; 
Dedham ; Hungerford ; Hopton Castle; Bedstone; Bovey 
Tracey; Brampton Brian; Alveston; Wigmore; Dean, 
Lancaster; Wrexham; Birlingham; Whitchurch; Haver- 
fordwest; Handsworth ; Stratford-upon-Avon; Wavertree 
and Childwall; 308. Moseley, 324. Cold Norton and 
Stowe Maries, 330. Newton Abbott; Areley Kings; South 
Molton; Wellingborough; Ryde, Binsted and Wrotton; 
Clophill and other places; Ripon; Kirk Hammerton; Wake- 
field; Dover; County of Durham; Nantwich ; Horncastle ; 
Stow-in-the-Wold ; Middleton; Lancaster; North Shields, 
Tynemouth, and other places ; Eatington, and other places ; 
Alverstoke; Andover; Monxton; Kingswinford; Hundred of 
Blything, Suffolk; Clergy of the south-eastern district of the 
deanery of Stoke; Clergy of the deanery of East and West 
Flegg, Norfolk; Penton Mewsey; Clergy and Laity in the 
archdeaconry of Wells; Graduates of the Universities of 
Oxford and Cambridge, residing in Grantham; in the county 
of Nottingham ; Gravesend; Archdeacon of Huntingdon,and 
Clergy of the county of Huntingdon; Tiverton; Yatton and 
Wrington; 334. Christchurch (Monmouth); Chichester ; 
335. Wetton; Brixworth; Edgcott; Bucklow Hundred, 
Chester (two Petitions); Meriden, Solihull, and other places ; 
Sutton-Coldfield ; Coleshill; Lamborne; Gosforth ; Reading 
(four Petitions) ; Chieveley ; Saint Peter’s-in-the-East, Ox- 
ford; Saint Aldate’s, Oxford; Holywell, Oxford; 340. 
Appleton; Brecknock; Kinver; Saint Martin’s, Oxford ; 
Saint Clement’s, Oxford; Isle of Wight; Abingdon; 350. 
Southwell; Tidenham and Woolastone; Chepstone; Bush- 
bury; Wolverhampton; 354. Ruyton; Pontefract; Kirby 
Misperton; Sandbach; Broadwood; Macclesfield; 359. 
Maidstone; Saint Michael’s, Oxford; Graduates and Gen- 
tlemen of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, of 
East Kent; Wingham ; Cassington; Ansty ; Diocese of Ro- 
chester and deanery of Shoreham; Archdeacon and Clergy 
of the diocese of Gloucester; Graduates and Members of the 
Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, of Bath; Clergy of 
the deaneries of Warwick and Kineton; Norton-cum-Lench- 
wick ; Cirencester; Graduates and Members of the Univer~ 
sities of Oxford and Cambridge, resident in Devizes; Don- 
nington ; Ramsbury, and Chilton Foliat ; Durnford, Woodford 
and Stratford-sub-Castle ; Barnes; Egham ; Fairford, Hemps- 
ford, Southrop, and other places; Marlborough and Pewsey ; 

Piddinghoe ; 

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[ A. 1834: 





Universities’ Apmission ; Petitions against—continued. _ 
Piddinghoe ; Highworth, Swindon, Cricklade, and their 
vicinity; Marston Sicca; Brewood; Earl’s Barton; New 
Woodstock; Michelmersh and Romsey; Fryerning and 
Ingatestone; Totnes; Blackheath; eastern division of the 
county of Suffolk ; Filehurst ; Evesham ; Rochdale 5 Penk- 
ridge ; Cransley, Thorpe Malsor and Kettering ; Knighton ; 
Shipston-upon-Stour ; South Newton and Wishford ; Kint- 
bury; Portsmouth and Portsea; Coln Saint Aldwin’s, 
Hatherop, and other places; Salisbury ; Gloucester; Exeter ; 
Potton; Faringdon; Bridgwater; Challock, Godmersham 
and Crundale; Archdeacon of Bucks, and Clergy of the 
deanery of Wycombe ; Clergy of the diocese of Peterborough ; 
Marden; Pehembury; Hardmead; Stagsden; Clyst Law- 
rence; Great Horksley; Great Bromley; Rhuabon ; Clapham ; 
Bewdley; Great Linford; Balsall; Stilton; Wigginton ; 
Lathbury; Ilfracombe; Easton Maudit, Bozeat, Grendon, 
Yardley, Hastings and other places ; Graduates of the Univer- 
sities of Oxford and Cambridge, resident in Knaresbro’; 
Mixbury; South Ormsby-cum-Ketsby, with Calceby and 
Driby.; Twyning ; Newtown; Goadby Marwood ; southern 
division of the county of Bedford; Willesley; Deanery 
of Wirral; Littleham-cum-Exmouth and Withycombe Raw- 
leigh ; Ludham; Llanrwst; East and West Teinmouth ; 
Kingston-upon-Hull; county of Southampton; Uderstield ; 
Chobham, Woking and vicinity; Strensham; Fawkham, 
Longfield and Hartley; Chipping Warden; Hubberstone ; 
Uppingham ;_ Lavendon; Crossthwaite; Hook Norton ; 
Sidmouth ; Moorlinch, Shapwick, Cossington, Ashcott and 
Greinton; Clergy of the archdeaconry of Sudbury; All 
Saints, Oxford; 364. Leyland; Stamford; Warrington ; 
Dudley; Drayton Beauchamp; Cowbridge; Eastern end 
of the county of Glamorgan; Horsham; Buckingham ; 369. 
Woodford; Chelmsford; Dengie; 377. King’s Norton; 
Beaumaris ; Tamworth; Hereford ; Close of Lichfield; Barn- 
staple; Bishop’s Tawton and Newport ; Woodstock ; Pilton, 
xec.; Corsham; Rugeley; Rural Dean and Clergy of the 
deanery of Bedminster; 379. Norwich; Denbigh (two Peti- 
tions): Ruthin 3381. Tewkesbury; Northop; Morcott; Lincoln’s 
Inn, Inner Temple and Middle Temple; Ottery Saint Mary ; 
Brighton and Hove; Yardley ; West Bromwich ; Aston-juxta 
Birmingham ; Smethwick; Aldridge ; Knowle; Ashted; Great 
Barr; Middleton; Saint George, Birmingham; Rowley 
Regis; Oldbury ; Castle Bromwich; Bordesley; Birming- 
ham; Polesworth; Shenstone; Edgbaston; Clergy of the 
deaneries of Sparham and Ingworth; Whalley; Stourbridge ; 
Biggleswade ; Clergy resident in the county of Derby ; Arch- 
deacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon; 
Swaffham ; Clergy of the deaneries of Holt and Walsingham ; 
Upton-cum-Chalony; Clergy and Inhabitants of the Arch- 
deaconry of Winchester; William Frere, serjeant-at-law, 
Master of Downing College, Cambridge, referring especially 
to the founder’s will; 388. Northampton; Tunbridge Wells ; 
Oxford (two Petitions); East Dereham; Faversham; 396. Ep- 
som, 400, Saint Mary Magdalene, Oxford; Bourton-on-the- Hill 
and Moreton-in-Marsh ; Amesbury; Wilton ; Marlborough ; 
Warminster; Warminster, Bradford District; Bridport, Stur- 
minster Newton, and other places; Sherborne; Holdenby ; 
Creaton; Hambleden; Forest of Dean; Blandford Forum ; 
Berkhampstead ; Much and Little Hadham ; 40g. Sheffield ; 
Launceston; Tong; Claines; Saint David’s, Whitechurch 
and Mathry; 407. Clergy of the Deanery of Welsh Pool ; 
Deanery of Caedewen; Graduates of Oxford and Cambridge, 
in the deanery of Marchia, in the diocese of Saint David's ; 
412. Two Petitions of the there-undersigned Members of 
the Established Church; Great Marlow; Clergy of the Esta- 

_ blished Church, and others, Graduates of the Universities, 
resident within the counties of Anglesey and Carnarvon ; 
Langham; Egleton; Merioneth; Bognor; Oakham; Mold; 
Albrighton; Wellow; Snenton; Haccomhe; 416. Members 
of the Senate of the University of Cambridge; Stafford ; 
Norwood, Middlesex ; Fareham; Emberton ; Twyford ; Bea- 
consfield ; Iver; Newport Pagnell; Wexham; Padbury ; 
Hillesden ; Langley; Southern part of the county of Bucks 
(two Petitions); the Reverend Justly Hill, Archdeacon of 
Bucks, and the Clergy of the Deanery of Burnham ; Sher- 
rington; Archdeacon and Clergy of the deanery of Buck- 
ingham ; Clergy in the deanery of Newport Pagnell ; Olney 
and Clifton Reynes ; Wavendon; 418. Saint Peter’s-le- 
Bailey, Oxford, 424. Chalfont, Saint Peter’s, 427. Lust- 
leigh, 429. Leominster, 434. Clergy residing in Liverpool, 
439,455. Wetherby, 466. Devonport, 470. Nettlestead ; 
Tibshelf; Iden, &amp;c.; Hythe, &amp;c.; 478. Abergwilley, 481. 
Ashton; Reigate; 482. Great Malvern; Weston Longville; 
Morton Saint Margaret, alias Helmingham; 488. North. 
wich, 494. Cardigan; Llandovery; 496. Shabbington ; 
Clergy in the deanery of Mursley ; in the deanery of Wad- 
desdon; 502. Pencarreg, 535- East Woodhay, 539. Llany- 
byther, 574. Doncaster, 584. 

Petitions of Inhabitants of New- 

port, Isle of Wight, in favour, 335. 

Petition of Ministers and Private 

Christians belonging to Protestant Dissenting Churches, 

expressing their regret at the rejection of the Bill by the 

Lords, and for the consideration of the subject in the next 

Session, 568. 











Bill. Vide Cuurcn Rares. 

University of CAaMsripGe. Vide CAMBRIDGE. 

Oxrorp. Vide Oxrorp. 

UnsTaMPep Pus ications; Petition of Newsvenders of Lon- 
don and Westminster, for measures to prevent breaches of the 
Law, by the sale of Unstamped Papers, 573. 

Vide Accounts. 

113.) Newspapers Postace. 


Votre by Battot; Petitions in favour; From Leeds, 216. 
West Auckland and Saint Helen’s, Auckland, 289. Mary 
Bush, 351. Abernethy, 363. Redgorton and Moneydie, 392. 
Yeovil, 404. Cornelius Regan; Timothy Greaney; 407. 
Thomas Sweeting, 416. Methven and Tibbermore, 438. 
Denis Keeffe, 448. Thomas Sullivan; Edmond Barry ; 466. 
Kilmadock ; Bankfoot ; 473. Crieff, 547. 


Vide ParRLIAMENT, RerormM of, Par- 

LIAMENTS, TRIENNIAL. . 

: and ANNUAL PARLIAMENTS; Petitions in 
favour ; From Members of the Cartwright Club; Chairman of 
the Maidstone District of the West Kent Political Union ; 
Members of the Brentford Political Union; 501. 

and SepreNNIAL ActT; Petition of Inha- 

bitants of Perth, for the adoption of Vote by Ballot, and repeal 

of the Septennial Act, 309. 


Vorers. (Vide ApDpREssEs, 
Vorers. 

Vores and ProceEp1n¢s; to be printed, 10. 

Uprer Canapa. Vide CanapDa. 


Urvron Hitt Road ; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 
§2. Order for referring Petition to a Committee, read and 
discharged; Bill ordered; 75. Presented, and read, 106. 
Order for Second Reading, read and discharged; Bill with- 
drawn ; and another Bill ordered; 153. Vide BARRINGTON 
and CAMPSFIELD. 


Urway (Dorset) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill, and Bill 
ordered, 45. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 234. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 274. Passed, 282. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 330. Royal Assent, 400. 


Upwe .t Titnes; Petition for leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill, referred to a Committee, 470. Reported; leave given ; 
Petition presented accordingly ; Referred to a Committee, 
477- Reported; Bill ordered; 481. Presented, and read, 
482. Bill put off for six months, 493. 


Petition of Owners of Land in Upwell with 
Welney, against, 493. 


UtrToxETER Roap. 








(ADDRESSEs, 














114.) RecistTRATION of 





Vide STaAFrorp. 


4° &amp; 5° Will. LV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


V ACCINE EsTABLISHMENT. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Vacrants Removat Act (Scotland and Ireland); Petitions 
for the repeal thereof, and for the introduction of Poor Laws 
into Ireland; From Saint Mary-le-bone, 2; Saint Pancras, 
137. 

Vavuation Act. Vide [RELAND. 

of Counties. Vide IRELAND. 

Van DieMeEn’s Lann. Vide Accounts. 

VauxHALL (Effra) Sewer. Vide Sewers. 

Us ey’s Corner Road. Vide HENFIELD. 


VeEssELs. Vide Owners of VEssE.Ls LIABILITY. 
of VESSELs. 


Vestries. Vide Parisu VEsTRIEs. 


Vestry Meetines in Cuurcues; Petition of the Reverend 
Luke Booker, D. D. against, 596. 

VictruALters’ Licenses; Petition of George Seymour, retail 
Brewer in Chichester, complaining of the refusal of the Ma- 
gistrates of Chichester to grant him a Victualler’s License, 
416. 








TONNAGE 


Petition of Thomas Wallis, of Wel- 
lington Street, London Bridge, complaining of the refusal of 
the Magistrate to grant him a Victualler’s License, 501. 


Petition of Thomas Spicer, for the 
amendment of the Law regulating the granting of Licenses, 


584. 
Vide 
WREGLEsworth, George. 
Vituiers, Mr. Vide ForeicgN ComMERcIAL RELATIONS. 








LICENSED VICTUALLERS 





4 &amp; 5°Will. IV. Parl.ii. Sess.2. A. 1834. 


W ALDRON, W.F.G. Vide Masters and WorxkmeEN. 

Wates, EstasiisHep Cuurcu in; Petition of Residents in 
the City of Chester, suggesting reforms therein, 429. 

Watxkinsnaw, Mr. Vide Emicration. 

Wa tuts, James; Petition of James Wallis, complaining of his 
imprisonment at the suit of Mr. Frankis, and for relief, 119. 

Vide Dest, IMPRISONMENT for. 

Vide VictuaLuers’ LIcENsSEs. 








John. 
WALTON 

















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Watton Bripce Roads; Petition for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 
55- Presented; and read, 151. Committed, 244. Reported ; 
to be ingroseed ; 287. Passed, 298. Agreed to by the Lords, 


343. Royal Assent, 399. 
Petition complaining that the Stand- 


ing Orders have not been eomplied with, 172. 

Warp ConstaB.eEs (London). Vide Lonpon. 

Warp, John. Vide Reticious Opinions. 

Warenousine Acts. Vide Bonp1ne Goons. 

Warrants of Distress,’ Vide IRELAND. 

Warstow Inclosure. Vide ALSTONFIELD. 

Warwick Borough; Draft Report and Minutes of the Pro- 
ceedings of the Select Committee on Warwick Borough in 
1833, as taken by the Committee Clerk ; Ordered, 195. Pre- 
sented ; to be printed; 426. 


Vide ELrEcrTIons. 
Priors. Orpers. Writs. 


Warwick WirtnessgEs’ INDEMNITY. 








LEAMINGTON 


Vide ELEcTIONs. 


Wastneys, E.; Petitions alleging hardships and privations 
suffered by E. Wastneys, a prisoner, confined in the Gaol of 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for Menge | unstamped Publications, 
and praying for the remission of his sentence; From Wake- 
field ; 114. J. Clarkson, 2g9. 


WaTERFORD Harbour. Vide [RELAND. 
Ways and Means. Vide Suprty. 


Weicurts and Measures; Acts 5 Geo. IV. c. 74, and 6 Geo. IV. 
c. 12, relating thereto, read ; Bill to amend and render more 
effectual two Acts of the fifth and sixth years of the reign of 
his late Majesty King George the Fourth, relating to Weights 
and Measures; Ordered, 135. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 143. 
Second Reading deferred, 191. Bill committed to a Select 
Committee, 238. Members added, 257, 326, 349, 385, 395- 
Leave to Committee to sit on certain days, during the sittings 
of the House, between twelve and three, 426, 482. Power to 
report Minutes of Evidence, 448. Bill reported, with Minutes 
of Evidence ; Minutes to be printed ; Bill, as amended, to be 

rinted; Bill re-committed ; 469. Committee deferred, 486, 491. 
Bill considered, and reported; Day — for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 508. Further 
consideration of Report deferred, 528. Report further con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 527. Passed, 532. By the Lords, with Amendments, 581. 
Considered, and agreed to, 582. Royal Assent, 594. 

Petitions referred, 266, 270, 276, 

288, 379, 389, 390, 392, 403- 

Petition of George Henry Bays, for 

the insertion of a clause in the Bill for the protection of Pub- 








licans and Beer Sellers, accommodating their customers with 


Earthenware and Glass Vessels, not being equal to Standard 
Measures ; referred to Select Committee on Weights and 
Measures’ Bill, 276. 

Vide [RELAND. 


Weuianp NavicatTion ; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered; 52. Petition for addi- 
tional Provision referred to a Committee, 61. Reported, 70. 
Report referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders, 71. 
(Vide Stranpinc Orpers.) Report, That the Parties be 
permitted to proceed, to give Notices, &amp;c.,81. Order of leave 
for Bill read, and discharged; another Bill ordered ; 144. 
Vide infra. 








Bill ordered, 144. Presented, and 
read, 154. Committed, 282. Power to Committee to send 
for persons, papers and records, 301. Petition for additional 
Provision, referred to a Committee, 297. Reported, and in- 
struction accordingly, 301. Time enlarged for Report, 324, 
335, 368, 391,411. Bill reported, 421. Report to lie on the 
Table, 422. Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
447. Passed, 457. By the Lords, with Amendments, 495. 
Considered and agreed to, with an Amendment, 515. Amend- 
ment agreed to by the Lords, 517. Royal Assent, 525. 


Petitions against ; From Corporation 
of Boston ; Merchants and others, of Boston ; Referred to the 
Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered; 282. 

Petition of Merchants and others, 
resident in Boston, Skirbeck and Skirbeck Quarter, in favour, 
299. 

We tts (Norfolk) Harbour ; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 54. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, 72. (Vide Sranpinc Orpers.) Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed 
with, 86. 

WesTERN Railway. Vide Great WEsTERN. 

West Inpia Cotonies. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Dock Company. Vide Bonpine Goons. 

Propuce. Vide East INpDIEs. 

Inpiges. Vide East INp1a. 

WEsTMINSTER Bank. Vide Lonpon. 


Bridge. Vide Accounts, 




















Vor, 89.—Sess. 1834. 


“Winpsor CastTLe. 





Courts of Request, Vide Request, Courts 
of. 

Hautut. Vide Accounts. 
NEss Frac QuarRigEs.) Supp.y. 
IMPROVEMENT. Vide Saint JAMEs. 
OPTIONAL Streets. Vide Accounts. 


Sewers. Vide Sewers. 

West of Encianp Fire and Lire [Nsurance Company ; 
Bill brought from the Lords, 301. Read, 304. Committed, 
329- Reported, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to; 363. Passed, with Amendments, 368. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 376. Royal Assent, 399. 

WEsTON-ON-THE-GREEN Road. Vide ENsToNE 

Wexrorp County. Vide ELections. 

WuartTon, General James; Petition of General James Whar- 
ton, complaining of the Order forbidding the Sales of Com-. 
missions, 583. . 

Wickens, William. Vide Hicguways. 

Wick.iow (EsectMeEntTs from Commons.) Vide IRELAND. ‘ 

Wiean Railway. Vide Preston. 


Witcox, Rev John; Motion for presenting an Address to His 
Majesty, for Copy of a Memorial to His Majesty’s Principal 
Secretary of State for the Home Department. from Lay Mem 
bers of the Established Church acting as a Committee for 
the defence of the Reverend John Wilcox, A. M., late Minister 
of the Episcopal Chapel of Saint John, at Hampstead; Motion 
withdrawn, 40. 





ScoT.Lanp (CaitTH- 











Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 115.) 


Wi rut Burninc; Bill to alter and amend the [aw relating 
to Wilful Burning; Ordered, 296. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 327. 
Second Reading deferred, 355, 382,495,427. Bill committed, 
473. Committee deferred, 486, 508, 513, 527. ° 


Wi xkinson, James. Vide Loans, Foreren. 
Wixtarp, Charles. Vide Centrat Criminau Court. 


WituiaMs, Dr. Thomas; Petition of Dr. Thomas Williams, 
complaining of having been removed from the List of Surgeons 
of the Royal Navy, 369. 

Witts, Execution of; Bill for the Amendment of the Laws 
with respect to Wills, and to Executors and Administrators ; 
Ordered, 449. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 455. Second Reading deferred, 
475, 480, 485. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 491. 
Members added, 500. Bill reported; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
530. Further consideration of Report deferred, 541, 545, 


551. 





Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Railway. Vide Lonpon. 


Winvow Duty; Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee to consider of the several Acts relating to the 
Duties upon Windows; Motion withdrawn, 434. 


Two Petitions of Persons resident in Gloucester, 
for the repeal thereof, 259. 


Petition of Thomas Poynter, of Northend, 
Fulham, complaining of the rejection of his claim for exemption 
from the Window Duty, §01. 


Vide House and Winpow Tax. 
Wine, Moses. Vide Lire ANNUITIES. 


WissBecH IMPROVEMENT; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 
mittee, 46. Reported; Report referred to Select Committee 
on Standing Orders; 7y. (Vide StanpinG OrpeErs.) Report, 
That the Parties be permitted to proceed ; To give Notices, 
&amp;c.; 86. Report from Committee on Standing Orders, read ; 
Bill ordered; 93. Time enlarged for presenting Bill, 144. 
Bill presented, and read. 179. Committed, 220. Time en- 
larged for Report, 327. 











Petition of Merchants, Inhabitants, 
and others, trading to the Port of Wisbech, against; Referred 
to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered ; 249. 


Wisnaw and Coutness Railway. Vide Scor.anp. 

Witnesses ; Usual Orders relating to them, 10. 

Witney Hitt Road. Vide Upton Hitt. 

Wo upey Road. Vide Coventry. 

Wo tverRHAMPON Railway. Vide GRanD JuNcTION. 

Woopmancort Inclosure. Vide Bishops CLEEVE. 

Woops, Forests and Lanp Revenues. Vide Accounts. 
Lanp REVENUE. 

— William. Vide NewcasTLE-uPoN-TYNE Waterworks. 

Woot. Vide Cotrron Woot. 

Woo tien Goons. Vide PAWNBROKERS. 

Manuractures ; Petition of Persons residing in 
the counties of Wilts, Somerset and Gloucester, employed in 
the department of dressing, in the manufacture of Woollen 
and Kerseymere Cloth, complaining of the increased use of 
machinery in the dressing of Cloth, 95. 








WooTTon 
GG 2 





IN DEX ¢@o the EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME. _ [A.1834. 








Wootton Bassett Poor; Petition of distressed Poor of 
Wootton Bassett, complaining of the inadequacy of their daily 
allowance of Money, 200. 


Worxmen. Vide MAsters. 
Worxsopr Road; Petition for a Bill, and Bill ordered, 42. 


Worttey Road; Petition for Bill referred to a Committee, 54. 
Order for referring Petition to a Committee discharged ; and 
Bill ordered; 144. Presented, and read, 152. Committed, 
179. Power to Committee to send for persons, papers and 
records, 228. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 266. Passed, 
268. Agreed to by the Lords, 301. Royal Assent, 321. 

Petitions against; From Ann Holmes; Re- 

ferred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 179. 

Bramley; Referred and Counsel ordered, 233. Armley, Re- 

ferred and Counsel ordered, 228. 

Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of 

Estates, Manufacturers and Inhabitants of Wortley, Armley, 

Bramley and Pudsey, in favour, 241. 


Wray, Rev. John; Petition of the Rev. John Wray, Vicar of 
Bardney, complaining of the small amount of his income, 
and for relief, 569. 

Wrecieswortn, George ; Petition of George Wreglesworth, 
complaining of the acting Magistrates of the hundred of 
Scarsdale, Derby, having refused to grant him a renewal of 
his License for a Pailin bones, 304. 


Warienurt, John. Vide Miuitia. 








4° &amp; 5° Will. IV. Parl. 11. Sess. 2. A. 1834. 


YARMOUTH Haven; Petition for Bill referred to a Com- 


mittee, 46. Reported; Bill ordered; 73. Presented, and 
read, 122. Committed, 153. Power to Committee to send 
for persons, papers and records, 214. 





Petitions against; From Company 
of Proprietors of the Norwich and Lowestoft Navigation ; 
Referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; 172. 
Corporation of Norwich; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 210. 
Beccles; Great Yarmouth, &amp;c.; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 
214. Hundreds of Mutford and Lothingland, and Wangford 
(Suffolk), and Lodden and Clavering (Norfolk), Referred; Littie 
Yarmouth ; Referred, and Counsel ordered ; 218. 





Roads. Vide SourntTown. 


Yeomanry Cavatry. Vide ScoTLanp. 
York, Arnsty of the City of; Petition of Inhabitants of Tad- 


caster and other places, against the separation of the Ainsty 
from the jurisdiction of the city of York, 359. 


House ; Petition of Tradesmen engaged in the building 
of the House in the Green Park for the intended residence of 
the late Duke of York, alleging that there is asum of 24,124/. 
still due to them from the Trouseey on account of that build- 
ing, and for an inquiry, 531. 


Yoxrorpb Road. Vide ALDEBURGH. 








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