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London, England, 1836-09-23 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

Return to an Order of the Honourable the House of
Commons, dated the sth of August, 1836, for a Re-
turn of the Names and Titles of all Bilis, private as
well as public, which have passed the House of Com-
mons in the present session, and have not been returned
from the other House of Parliament ; also of all Bills
during the same period which have been returned from
the other House of Parliament, with amendments, but
which have not afterwards received the Royal Assent.
A Return of the names and Titles of all Bills, private as
well as public, which, during the present session, have
passed the House of Commons, and have not been re-

turned from the other House of Parliament.

TRINITY (NORTH LEITH) HARBOUR AND DOCKS
For constructing and maintaining a harbour, dock, or docks,
piers, and other works, at Trinity, in the parish of North
Leith and county of Edinburgh.
DUNDEE WATERWORKS For supplying the Royal
burgh of Dundee and suburbs thereof with water.
DURHAM RAILWAY—For making a railway from Fros-
terley to the city of Durham branch of the Clarence rail-
way, with various branches therefrom, all in the county
palatine of Lancaster.

LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY—For making a rail-
way to join the London and Southampton railway near
London, and to form a communication between London
and Brighton by way of Shoreham.
EDINBURGH POOR RATES—To regulate and equalise
the assessment for the maintenance of the poor in the city
of Edinburgh, and ancient and extended royalty thereof, and
to render members of the college of justice and others liable
in the said assessment.

MANCHESTER AND CHESHIRE RAILWAY—For making
a railway from Manchester to join the Grand Junction
railway near Crewe Hall, in the county of Chester, to be
called the Manchester and Cheshire Junction Railway, with
two several branches therefrom.

CHARITABLE TRUSTEES—For the election of charitable
trustees in certai❑ boroughs.

CINQUE POllTS—Forthe better administration of justice
,n the Cinque I"orts.

CIVIL OFFICES DECLARATION—For the relief of per-
sons elected to municipal offices, and entertaining con-
scientious objections to subscribe the declaration provided
and enjoined by an Act made in the ninth year of King
George the Fourth for repealing so much of several Acts as
imposes the necessity for receiving the' sacrament of the
Lord's Supper as a qualification for certain offices and em-
ployments.
COMMON LAW CouaTs—To abolish certain offices in
the superior Courts of common law, and to make provision
for a more effective and uniform establishment of officers in
those courts.

BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS—More effectually to prevent
bribery and corruption and unnecessary charge and expense
in the election of Members to serve in Parliament.
FISHERIES—For the better regulation and protection of
the fisheries on the coast of England and Wales.
JEWISH CIVIL DISABILITIES—For the relief of his Ma-
jesty's subjects professing the Jewish religion.
LUNAR MONTHS—To remove difficulties which may
arise from the confusion between calendar and lunar months
in the computation of time, and to remedy certain grie-
vances which have already been occasioned thereby.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS—TO provide for certain cases
in which elections have not been duly made, according to
the provisions of the Act to provide for the regulation of
municipal corporations in England and Wales.
OYSTER FISHERIES—For the regulation and improve•
ment of the public oyster fisheries in England and Wales.
POOLE CORPORATION—For avoiding the late election
of councillors and other corporate officers for the borough
of Poole.

POST OFFICE COMMISSIONERS—To enable his Majesty
to appoint Commissioners for executing the duties of his
Majc.sty's Postmaster General.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS—For the more effectual re-
gistration of persons entitled to vote in the election of Mem-
bers to serve in Parliament in England and Wales.
ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES—To repeal SO much of
an Act of the nineteenth year of King George the Second,
as makes void all marriages celebrated by any Popish
Priest between Protestant and Papist.
SHIRE HALLS—To explain and amend an Act of the
seventh yoar of the reign of his late Majesty King George
the Fourth, to provide for improving and rebuilding shire
halls, county halls, and other buildings for holding the as-
sizes and grand sessions, and also Judges' lodgings through-
out England and Wales.

STAFFORD DISFRANCHISEMENT—TO exclude the bo-
rough of Stafford, in the county of Stafford, from sending
burgesses to serve in Parliament.

STEAM CARRIAGES--TO repeal such portions of all Acts
as impose prohibitory tolls on steam-carriages, and to substi-
tute other tolls on an equitable footing with horse-carriages.
BANKRUPTS' ESTATES (SCOTLAND)—For regulating the
sequestration of the estates of bankrupts in Scotland.
COURT OF SESSION (SCOTLAND)—To make certain al-
terations in the duties of the Lords Ordinary, and in the
establishment of clerks and officers of the Court of Session
and Court of Commission for Teinds in Scotland, and to
reduce the fees payable in these Courts.
SMALL DEBTS (SCOTLAND)—For the more effectual
recovery of small debts in the Sheriff Courts, and for estab-
lishing Circuit Courts, for the trial of small debt causes by
the sheriffs in Scotland.
PERSONAL TITHES—For the abolition of personal tithes.

A Return of the Names and Titles of all Bills which,
during the present session, have been returned from the
other House of Parliament, and have not afterwards re-
ceived the Royal Assent.
INNS, ALEHOUSES, AND VICTUALLING HOUSES—To
amend the Act of the 9th of George IV., C. 61, and for
the better regulation and management o inns, alehouses,
and victualling-houses in England.
GLAND JURIES (IRELAND)—For consolidating and
amending the laws relating to the presentment of public
money by. grand juries ia Ireland.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (lItELAND)—For the
re-
gulation of Municipal Corporations and borough towns in
Ireland.
CHURCH OF IRELAND.—For the better regulation of
ecclesiastical revenues, and the promotion of reigious au
moral instruction in Ireland.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT AMENDMENT.-'^T"
explain and amend an Act to provide for the regulation of
Municipal Corporations in England and \Vales. . 9
STAMP DUTIES—To consolidate and amenclthe Jaw.
relating to the Stamp Duties.
POOR RATE—To regulate parochial assessments.
Public Public Bill Office, Aug. 20, 1826.,

A question, it is said,. is likely to arise—whether
under the circumstances of:her unfortunate illness, Madame
Malibran becomes entitledtober stipulated terms for attending
the Manchester Festival?
At Cunovaz, in Dalmatia, there is now living a
shepherd 116 years old; with a son in his 70th year. His me-
mory is fresh, and his sight excellent ; be has only lost two
teeth, and still leads his flocks every day to their pasture. At
the social meetings of the Morlacbian villagers, where a good
deal of drinking takes place, he yields to nu one in giving
toasts, and in pledging his friends.