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London, England, 1838-04-18 00:00:00

ONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEW's,l PRIVATE BILLS BEFO

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MONDAY, APRIL 9.
ROADS, INCLOSURES, AND IMPROVEMENTS.
Leominster Impro.ement Bill read third time and passed.
Sivave@ey (Cambridge) Inclosure Bill reportedl tO be en-
grotged.
Fen- Drayton (Cambridge) Inclosure.—Time further en-
larged for presenting Bill till Wednesday, 25th April.
Haverfordwest (for Portfield)' Inclosure 1111.—Read second
time, and committed.

Combmartin Roads' Bill.—Report further considered ;
amendments agreed to ; Bill to be engrossed.
Bratton Fleming (Devon) Inclosure Bill.—Read third
time and passed.

Haverfordwest (or Portfield) Inclosure Bill.—Petition of
freemen of Havcrfordwest against. Message from the Lords,
that they have agreed to Ilaleworthy Roads Bill.
Quedgley (Gloucester) Inclosure Bill.— Without amend-
ments.

WEDNRIDAY, APRIL 11.
Message from the Lords—That they have agreed to Sutton
(Cambridge) Inclosure Bill.
Lower King's Ferry Road Bill. —Reported.
Staley Road Bill —Read second time and committed.
Mr. Speaker reported the Royal Assent to Haleworthy
Roads Bill ; Dee Bridge Roads Bill (Sutton) Cambridge In-
closure Bill ; and Turner's Estate Bill.
Swavesey (Cambridge) Inclosure Bill.—Read third time;
clause added; amendments made; Bill passed.
Wadsley, Langset, and Sheffield Road Bill.—Petition of
Surveyors of the Highways of Nether-Hallam, in favour.
Wadsley, Langsets, and Sheffield Roads Bill.—Petition of
Trustees of the Halifax and Sheffield Road against ; referred
to the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered.
Comhmartin Roads Bill.—Read third time and passed.
Metropolis Improvements.—Petitions for adopting the
proposed Improvements in the neighbourhood of Lincoln's-inn-
fields ; from Barristers and others in New-inn, Clement's-inn,
and Lyon's-inn, and inhabitants of St. Giles, and St. George,
Bloomsbury ; referred to the Select Committee on Metropo-
lis Improvements.
Metropolis Improvements.—Petition of Anthony Porting-
ton, suggesting a tine of street from Holborn to the Strand ;
referred to the Select Committee on Metropolis Improve-
ments.

Kirkstall, Ilkley, and Shipley Roads Bill.—Petition of
Owners and Occupiers of lands in Baildon against; referred
to the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered.
RAILROADS, CANALS, AND BRIDGES.
MONDAY, APRIL 9.
London Grand Junction Railway Bill.--Petition of Robert
M‘William and Owen Thomas Owen against.
Message from the Lords, that they have agreed to London
and Greenwich Railway Bill.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11.
Ribble Navigation Bill.—Report further considered
[Prints baying been delivered on Friday, 6th April.] Amend.
ments agreed to. Other amendments made. Bill to be en•
grossed.
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- Cookham Bridge Bill.—Report further considered. [Prints
having been delivered on Friday, 6th April.] Amendments
agreed to. Bill to be engrossed.
Rocester Bridge Bill.—Petition of Thomas Houldsworth,
Esq., against. Referred to the Committee on the Bill. Coun-
sel ordered.

Mr. Speaker reported the Royal Assent to London and
Greenwich Railway Bill.
London Grand Junction Railway Bill.—Petition of John
James Hackett against.
Brandling Junction Railway Bill. [Prints having been de-
livered on Tuesday, 3d April. ] Amendments agreed to. Bill
to be engrossed.

MISCELLANEOUS.
MONDAY, APRIL Q.

Portsmouth Floating Bridge Bill.—Reported.
Metropolis Improvements.—Petition of the Committee for
paving, cleansing, and lighting the parishes of St. Giles-in-
the-Fields and St. George Bloomsbury, for improving the
communication between Broad-street, St. Giles's and Charing
Cross, and from Waterloo Bridge to Gower-street ; referred
to the Select Committee on Metropolis Improvements.
John George and Son.—Petition of John George and Sons,
for inquiry into the merits of a steam war-chariot, and a bullet-
proof soldier's dress.
Liverpool Court of Passage Bill.—Petition of the Liver-
pool New Gas and Coke Company, against.
London Corporation.—Petition from the Ward of Farring.
don Without, London, for speedy consideration of the Report
of the Commissioners.

Westminster Pavements.—Act (7 Geo. IV.) read; Bill to
explain and amend, ordered to be brought in.
WEDNESDA I' APRIL 11.
Mr. Speaker reported the Royal Assent to the Exmouth
Market Bill.

Ashby-de-la- Zouch Small Debts Bill.—Read third time
and passed.

Finsbury Small Debts Bill.—Order for second reading
read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, another Bill ordered to
be brought in.
Deanhead Reservoir Bill.--Read second time and committed.
Finsbury Small Debts Bill (No. 2).—" For the more easy
and speedy recovery of small debts within the borough of
Finsbury," presented and read first time, to be read second
time.

Kingstown and Dublin Port and Harbour.—Acts relating
thereto read ; considered in Committee ; resolution for Bill
reported and agreed to; Bill ordered to be brought in.
Kingstown and Dublin Port and Harbour Bill.—" To
amend several Acts relating to Kingstown Harbour and Port
of Dublin," presented and read first time, to be read second
timo on Monday ith of May, and to be printed.