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THURSDAY, STARCH 29.

Nottingham Fields Inclosure Bill.—Petition of owners o 1
Larnrnas Fields in Nottingham, against.
Brecon Market Bill. —Read third time and passed.
Haleworthy Road Bill.—Report further considered.—
Amendments agreed to.

FRIDAY, MARCH 30.

Quedgley (Gloucester) Inclosure Bill.—Reported; to be
engrossed.
Kirkstall, Ilkley, and Shipley Road Bill.—Read second
time, and committed.
Dudley Hill and Killinghall Road Bill.—Read second time.
Wibsey and Huddersfield Road Bill.—Read third time, and
passed.
Sutton (Cambridge) Inclosure Bill.—Reported ; to be en-
grossed.
Haleworthy Roads Bill.—Queen's consent signified; Bill
read third time, aisd passed.
Dean Forest Roads Bill.—Read a second time, and com-
mitted.
Tenby Improvement and Harbour Bill.—Reported.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Leamington Priors Gas Bill.—For lighting the town of
Leamington Priors with gas, and the neighbourhood thereof,
in the county of Warwick ; presented and read first time, and
to be read second time.
Fleetwood Tontine Bill.—" For establishing a Company
for the purpose of assisting in the building of a New Town,
and in the formation of works for trading and commercial pur-
poses at Fleetwood, in the township of Thornton, in the pa-
rish of Poulton-le- Fylde, in the County Palatine of Lancas-
ter," presented and read first time, to be read second time.
Southampton Pier Bill.—" To amend and enlarge the
powers and provisions of an Act of the second year of King
William the Fourth, for erecting and maintaining a pier and
other works for landing and embarking passengers in the
111 Port of Southampton, presented and read first time, to be read
second time.
Farringdon-street Bill.—For making a new street from
110',born Bridge, in the City of London, towards Clerkenwell.
green, presented, and read first time, to be read second time.
Varteg Iron Company Bill.—" To enable the proprietors
or shareholders of a Company, called ' The Varteg Iron Com-
pany,' to sue and be sued in the name of the Secretary for the
time being of the said Company," presented, and read first
time, to be read second time.
Gravesend Pier ( No. 2. )—Report (22d March) from Select
Committee on petition for Private Bill read.—Bill ordered to
be brought in.
Notting Hill Footway Bill.—Reported.
Brecon Market Bill.—Reported.
Pembroke Ferry Bill.—For establishing a steam or other
communication over Milford Haven, at or near Pembroke
Ferry, in the county of Pembroke. Presented and read first
time ; to be read a second time.
Deanhead (Huddersfield) Reservoir Bill,—For making and
maintaining a reservoir at Deanhead, in the parish of Hud-
dersfield, in the West Riding of the county of York, and for
other purposes. Presented and read first time; to be read a
second time.
Tramore ( Waterford) Drainage.—Petition for Bill; re-
ferred to the Select Committee on Private Bill.
Leicester Gas Bill.—" To amend an Act of King George
the Fourth, for lighting with Gas the Borough of Leicester,
in the county of Leicester, and the liberties, precincts, and
suburbs thereof." Presented ; and read first time. To be
read second time.
Newquay (Cornwall) Harbour Bill.—For maintaining
the Pier and Harbour of Newquay, in the county of Cornwall,
presented and read first time, to be read second time.
Lower Beeding Church Bill.—For the erection and endow-
ment of a chapelry for the district of Lower Beeding, in the
county of Sussex, and for other purposes. Presented and read
first time.
Necropolis Cemetery Bill.—Petitions of parish clerks and
sextons, of several parishes and districts of the metropolis and
environs, against.
Marylebone Small Debt Bill.—For the more easy and
speedy recovery of small debts within the Borough of Maryle-
bone Read first time, to be read second time.
St. Pancras Paving Bill. —For repealing certain Acts for pav-
ing, lighting, watering, and cleansing parts of the parish of St.
Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, and for granting more
effectual powers in lieu thereof; and for including several
populous parts of the said parish for which no provision has
been made. Read first time, to be read second time.

Deal Pier.—Report (19th March) from Select Committee
on petitions for private Bills read. Bill ordered to be
brought in.
Lee Church Bill—" For the erection of a New Church
in the parish of Lee, in the county of Kent." Presented, and
read Ist time. To be read 2d time.

Protestant Dissenters' Assurance Company Bill—" To
enable the Protestant Dissenters' and General Life and Fire
Insurance Company to sue and be sued in the name of the
Chairman, Deputy Chairman, or any one of the Directors, or
Secretary of the said Company." Presented, and read Ist
time. To be read 2d time.

Isle of Thanet Cemetery Bill, " for the establishing a
Cemetery for the Interment of the Dead, by a Company to be
called "fhe Isle of Thanet Cemetery Company,'" presented
and read Ist time; to be read 2d time.
Turner's Estate Bill, read 2d time.

Sudbury Town Lands Bill—." for authorising the mayor,
aldermen, and burgess:s of the borough of Sudbury, in the
county of Suffolk, to release and discharge from sockage and
commonage certain lands within the said borough, and for
other purposes relating to other lands belonging to the said
borough," presented, and read first time—to he read second time.
Deal Pier Bill—" For making and maintaining a pier or
jetty, and other works, at the town and borough of Deal, in
the parish of Deal, in the county of Kent." Presented, and
read first time—to be read second time.
Southampton Docks—Time allowed for presenting the
Bill till Monday, April 2.
Horne Bay Gas Bill—" For lighting with gas the town of
Hern Bay, in the parish of Bern, and the said parish of Bern.
in the county of Kent." Presented and read Ist time, to be read
21 time.

Gravesend Pier (No. 2.) Bill—" For amending certain Acts,
parsed for the erection and support of Gravesend quay and
pier," presented, and read Ist time, to be read 2d time.
Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly Drainage.—Report (22d
March) from Select Committee. on Standing Orders read.
Bill ordered to be brought in.
Liverpool Court of Passage Bill, for amending certain
Acts of Parliament relating to the Civil Court of
Record of the Borough of Liverpool, and improving
the proceedings thereof, for amending other local Acti

relating- to the borough, for the erection of an Obser-
vatory, and for altering boundaries in the Borough. Presented
and read first time to be read second time.

Lough Foyle and Lough silly Drainage Bill,—for
ing and embanking certain lands in Lough Swilly and Lough
Foyle. in the counties of Donegal and Londonderry. Pre.

sensed and read firct time and to be read second timc.

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Patents for Inventions—Petition from James Burns, for
Amendment of Law.

Anti Dry-Rot Company Bill--Second reading put off for
six months.

Annual Indemnity Bill—Read third time and passed.
Private Bills—Ordered, that the names of Members who
obtain leave to bring in a Private Bill be printed upon the
back of such Bill.

Exeter Commercial Gas Bill—" To enable the Exeter
Commercial Gas Light and Coke Company to raise a fur-
ther sum of money." Presented and read first time ; to be
read a second time.

Ho!beach and Gedney Drainage Bill—For altering, amend-
ing, and extending the powers and provisions of an Act of the
fourth year of King William the Fourth, for embanking, drain,
ing, and improving lands in the parishes of Holbeach and
Gedney, in the county of Lincoln. Presented and read first
time—to be read a second time.

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Fishguard Harbour Bill—Petition of the Corporation of Li-

vurpool, in favour.

TUESDAY, MARCII 27.

Glasgow Waterworks Bill.—Petitions against—from John
Douglas, and John Boyle Grey, Esqrs. ; Inhabitants of Glas-
gow; Provost, Magistrates, and Councillors of Anderston;
Chairman of the Board of General Commissioners of Police
or Glasgow ; and John Birkmyre, Esquire. Referred to the
Committee on the Bill.

Belfast Waterworks (No. 1.) Bill.—Petition of Adam John
Macrory, for enlarging the time for preaen:ing the Bill till
Monday next. Time enl,,rged.
Brecon Market Bill.—Report further considered; Amend-
ments agreed to. Bill to be engrossed.
Notting llill Footway Bill.—Report further considered ;
Amendments agreed to. Bill to be engrossed.
WEDNESDAY, 28TH MARCH.
Holyhead Harbour—Copy presented, of Report on the
Harbour of Holyhead, made in pursuance of the Report of
the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the existing
communication between London and Dublin.—Ordered !).3d
March.

Standing Orders Committee—Resolutions reported.
Ist. " That, in the case of the Lough Foyle Drainage Pe-
tition, the Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with.
2d. " That in the case of the Belfast Waterworks (No, 1)
Petition, the parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill
on depositing forthwith in the Private Bill Clifice, longitudinal

rind transverse sections of the inte ided reservoir, according to
the provisions of the Standing Order No. 3, p. 16."
3. " That, in case of the Southampton Dock's petition,
the parties be permitt€ll to proceed a ith their Bill, on making
a pbcation forthwith to the owners, lessees, and occupiers,
and depositing the li,ts in the Private Bill Office, and that the
Committees on this and the two preceding Bills do examine,
in the first place, how far such orders have been complied
with, and do report the same to the House on the report of
the Bill."

The two last resolutions agreed to.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28.
Turton and Entwisle Reservoir Bill.--Petitions against,
from John Barlow, George llorrocks, and Robert Dearden ;
referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered.
Glasgow Waterwcrks Bill.--Petition of John Douglas, and
John Boyle Gray, Esq. (presented 27th March), referred to
the Committee on the Bill, so far as relates to the merits of
the Bill; Counsel ordered.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29.
Notting Hill Footway Bill.—Motion made, and question
put, " That the Bill he read the third time upon Monday
next." The House divided. Ayes 226, Noes 83.
Glasgow Waterworks Bill.—Petitions against, from pro-
prietors of houses, and shareholders in the higher parts of
Glasgow ; and proprietors and occupiers of manufactories, &c.
in Glasgow. Referred to the Comnaittee on the Bill. Counsel
ordered.

Glasgow Waterworks Bill.—Power to Committee to send
for persons, papers, and records.
Belfast Waterworks (No. 2).—Time enlarged for present.
ing the Bill till Wednesday, April 4.
Belfast Waterworks (No I).—Report (28th March) from
Select Committee on Standing Orders read; Bill ordered to
be brought in.
Southampton Docks.— Report (48th March) from Select
Committee on Standing Orders ; Bill ordered to be brought in.

FRIDAY, 30TH MARCH.

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••• Bury (Lancaster) Waterworks Bill—Read a second time,
and committed.

Glasgow Waterworks Bill—Ordered, that the Minutes of
Evidence taken before the Committees on the Cranston-hill

Waterworks Bill in the Session of 1834, and on the Glasgow
Waterworks Bill in the Session of 1835, be referred to the
Committet, on the Glasgow Waterworks Bill.
Glasgow Water-works Bill.—Motion made, and question
proposed—" That it be an instruction to the Committee on the
Glasgow Water-works Bill, to ascertain whether the Directors
or a majority of the partners of the Cranston Hill Water-
works Company have power, under the several Acts for the
incorporation and regulation of the said Company, to sell the
land and works belonging to the said Company ; and if they
have not such power, whether the promoters of the Glasgow
Waterworks Bill ought to have given notice to each individual
partner of the Cranston Hill Waterworks Company of their
intention to take the land of the said Company; and, it so,
whether such notice was given. Motion, by leave, withdrawn.
Bude Harbour.—Petition fur leave to present a petition for
a Bill reported. Leave given ; petition presented accord-
ingly. Referred to Select Committee on Petitions for Pri-
vato Bills.