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London, England, 1825-07-06 00:00:00

PARLIAAIENTAItY PROCEEDING:.;.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Martis, 50 (lie Jail, 1 525.

Mn.'SPEAxEn. reported the Royal Assent—to Court of King's
Bench Bill ; Court of Common Pleas Bill ; Judges Salaries
Bill ; East India Judges Bill ; West Indies Clergy Esta-
blishment Bill ; British Consuls hitl ; Customs Temporary
Duties Bill ; Customs Laws Repeal Bill; Customs Manage-
ment Bill; Customs Regulation Bill; Navigation Laws Bill;
Registry of Ships Bill ; Customs Duties Bill ; Goods Ware-
housing Bill ; Customs Bounties Bill ; Isle of Man Trade
Bill; Smuggling Prevention Bill ; Passage Vessels Bet-ttiln-
tion Bill ; Colonies Trade Bill ; Glass Duties Bill ; Plate
Duties Transfer Bill ; Newspapers Bill ; Offices Pensions
Bill ; Edinburgh Bonds Bill ; Courts of Justice Purchase
of Offices Bill ; Judicature (Scotland) Bill; Courts of Jus-
tice (Scotland) Bill ; Law of Merchants Bill; Rolls Court
Decrees Bill ; Serjeants at Law Bill ; King's Bench Pri-
soner's Rill ; Bank Tokens (lreland) Bill ; Linen Trade
(Ireland) Bill; Marriages Validity Bill ; Writs of Error
Bill ; Universities Police Bill ; Bubble Act Amendment
Bill ; House of Commons Taxation of Costs Bill ; Pilots and
Floating Lights Bill ; Shooting and Stabbing (Scotland)
Bill ; Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill ; Foundlings
( Ireland) Bill ; Public Roads (Ireland) Bill ; Holyhead
Roads Bill ; Gardens Protection Bill ; St. Mary-le-bone
Rectories Bill ; Wide Streets (Dublin) Bill ; Lough Neagh,
&c. Navigation Bill ; Paisley %Vaterworks Bill ; St. Dun-
stan's Debts Indemnity Bill ; Macclesfield Improvement
Bill ; West India Company Bill ; Imperial Mining Com:.
pany (Ireland) Bill ; Bold's (Iloghton), Romilly's, Leitch's,
Paddington, St. Thomas's Hospital, Archbishop of Canter-
bury's, Christ's Hospital, Bridewell Hospital, Bethlem Hos-
pital, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Banks' (Sagg), Vernon's,
Lord Clinton's, Marquis of Waterford's, Waddington Hos-
pital, Duke of Norfolk's, and Bristow's Estates Bills ;
Northall (Middlesex), and White Ladies Aston (Worces-
ter) Inclosure Bills; and Sullivan's Divorce Bill.
MESSAGE from the liwtios—That they have agreed to—
Surplus of Grants Bill, and Western Ship Canal Bill, with..
out amendment; and to Church Rates (Ireland) Bill ; Part-
nership Societies (Scotland) Bill, Apothecaries Bill, Com-
bination of Workmen Bill, Marine Insurance Corunrmy Bill,
Bristol Town Dues Bill, and Salcey Fort Bill, with amend-

meets.
Poott RATES-111r. Speaker acquainted the House, that the
Account of Money expended for the relief of the Poor in
certain Counties (ordered 30tli June) had been prepared and
laid upon the table.
BAIIBADOES METIIODIST CHAPEL—AIISWCT to Address
(2itl June), reported :—" That his Majesty receives with
great satisfaction the assurances contained in that Address,
of the readiness of the House of Commons to concur in every-
necessary measure for securing ample protection and reli-
gious toleration to all his Majesty's subjects in that
,part of
his Majesty's Dominions."
ST. IVES ELECTION—Ordered, That the proper Officer of
this House have leave to produce in evidence in the Court of
King's Bench in the City of London, on the trial of an ac-
tion at law, between .lames liaise, the plaintiff; and Sir
Christopher Hawkins, Bart. the defendant, the several Pe-
titions against the Election and Return of Members for the'
Borough of St. Ives, in the year 1820 ; and that the Short-
hand Writer who attended the Committee appointed to try
the merits of the said Petition-, have leave to give evidence
on the said Trial.
DECCAN PRIZE AlONEY—Petitions of Slr Evan John Mur-
ray MacGregor, relative thereto ; and of Nathaniel Atche-
son, of Duke-street, Law Agent for the Army of Deccan,
for the production of certain Papers relative thereto—to lie
on the table.
CAPE OF Goon HOPE—Petition of Bishop Burnett, that he
may be allowed to return to the Cape to collect evidence to
substantiate his charges—to lie on the table.
NEWBURY—Petition of George Gray, respecting abuses in
the Charities of that Borough—to lie on the table.
Low LAND Om nEs (Scotland) BlLL—Petition of Inhabi-
tants of Leslie (Fifestrire), against—to lie on the table.
STANDING ORDER—lte:,olntiOn 7th March), " That this
House will not receive any Petitions on Private Bills refer-
ring solely to the compliance or non-compliance with the
Orders of the House, subsequently to the first Reading of
the Bills to which they respectively relate," read. Resolu-
tion to be made a Standing Order of the House.
HUNTINGDON BOROUGII ELECTlON—Petition of Inhabi-
tant Householders, and others, concerning the right of Elec-
tion—to be taken into consideration on this day three weeks.