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London, England, 1825-02-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

lIOCSE OF COMitIONS.
Martis, 150 die Februarii, 1825.
ROADS—Derby and Uttoxeter, Hinckley, and Cainscr6ss and
Minchinhampton —Bills read a second time, and committed.
Gravesend, and Cheltenham—Petitions for Bills referred to
• Select Committee on Standing Orders. Woodstock and Kid-
dington; Flimwell Vent and Rye, Dunstable and Windsor,
Princes Risborough, Nottingham and Newhaven, Eccleshill
and Bradford, Leeds and Tong Lane.end, Vork, and King-
ston and Leatherhead—Petitions for Bills referred to Com-
mittees. Wivelistombe, Kirkby Stephen and Hawes; 13o-
roughbridge and Catherick, and. Amesbury—Bills ordered.
Winteburn and I)unse, Greenlaw, Brighouse, and Stock-
port—Bills read a first time.
IMPROVEMENT—Derby, Godalming,
Leek, and Edinburgh
TI THES—Cockerham
BRISTOL TOWN DUES

Petitions 'for Bills
referred to Com-
mittees.

BILMGE s—Kingston
CANAL—Gloucester and Berkeley
PAvlNG—Banbury—Petition for Bill refer-red to a Committee.
Stroud—Bill read a second time, and committed.
INcLosuxl•;n—liton (Bucks), East Santon (Lincoln), Dod-
dington (Cambridge), and Clanfield (Oxford)—Bills ordered.
Doc KS—St. Katharine's—Petitions from London, Newcastle,
and Sunderland, in favour—to lie on the table. South Lon-
don—Petition for Bill referred to a Committee.
Dual NAGE —Ancholme—Petition for'Bill referred to a Com-
mittee. Eau Brink—Bill ordered.
NAviGAT I ox—Portanurath and Arundel—Petition for Bill
referred to a Committee. Calder and llebble—Bill ordered.
Co x PAN Y—Alliance Marine Assurance—Bill read a first time.
GAS LlGHT—Glasgow, and BirMingham (Petition from Wal-
sall, against, referred to the. Committee on the
read a second time, and committed. Glasgow Oil and Coal
—Petition for Bill referred to a' Committee.

CHURCHES—Poole—Petition referred to Select Committee on
Standing Orders. St. Andrew's (Holborn) —Petition for Bill,
stating that Standing Orders have not, been complied with,
referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders.
Po OR—MOntgarriery aM -Pool—Bill- ordered. Shrewsbury---
Petition for Bill referred to a Committe.
\VA•rc n.wo IRlS—Ashton-under-Lyne—Bill ordered. Lime-
rick—Petition for Bill, stating that Statrding Orders have not
been complied with, referred to Select Committee on Stand-
ing Orders.
RAILWAYS--Edinburgh and Dalkeith—Petition for Bill re-
ferred to a Committee. Kelso, Melrose, and Dalkeith—Pe-
tition for Bill, stating that the Standing Orders have not
been complied with,. referred to the COmmittee on Standing
Orders.
NoTARIEs PiTnLic—Petitions to repeal the Duties on Li-
cences to act as—from Elgin and Forres, and Aberdeen—to
lie on the table.
Rom AN CATHOLIC A ssoolATlo cr.mplaining of
their proceedings, from Archdeaconry of Bath and Wells,
and Bath—to lie: on the table.
COAL DUTlES—Petitions against, from Combemartin, Ilfra-
combe, and Swabsea—to lie on the table.
COUNTY COURTS Bir.r.,—PetitionS from Becontree and Wi-
tham, in favour—to lie on. the table. Bill committed to Lord
Viscount Althorp, Mr.Attorney-General, Solicitor-Ge-
neral, Mr. It. Smith (of Lincoln), Lord Viscount Norman-
by, Mr. P. Corbett, Sir E. Knatchbull, Mr. Abercromby,
Mr. F. Buxton, Sir G. Chetwynd, Mr. Western, Mr. G.
Bennet, Sir E. Harvey, Mr. liObhonse, Mr. Leonard, Mr.
Littleton, Mr. I. Lockhart, Mr..). Smith; Mr. Tennyson,
Mr. Warre, and Mr. Thomas Wilson ; Instruction to in-
quire into the case of such persons as hod offices for life, the
emoluments of which may be diminished if the said Bill
paces into a law, and to report their opinion thereon to the
House..
POOR REMOVAL AND SETTLEMENT—Petition of Charles
Crapp, for an alteration in the Law relating•thereto—to lie

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on the table.
UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES (Ireland)—Bill "to amend certain
Acts relating to unlawful Societies in Ireland," read a first
time, to be read a second time on Monday next, and to
be printed.
H o trsu—Call deferred till Monday.
GLEBE LANDS-Bill "to amend and render more effectual an
Act passed in the froth year of the reign of his late Majesty,
for enabling Spiritual Persons to exchange their Parsonage
Houses or Glebe Lands, and for other purposes therein men-
tioned," read a first time, to be read a second time on Fri-
day, and to be printed. -

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. 'William Smith—Bill for granting relief to certain Dis-
senters, in relation to the Solemnization of Marriages.
2. Mr. Hume—Select Committee on the export of Machinery.
3. Mr. Alderman Heygate—Bill to alter and amend the Laws
against Usury, and to mitigate the Penalties therein con-
tained.'' _
4. Mr. Hume-Retun of the number of Britih subjects who
have been banished from British India without trial since
1813.
5. Mr. Ilume—Expenditure of Ordnance voted to the Navy.
6. Mr. Chancellor of the -Exchequer—Grant of Exchequer
Bills, Transfer of Aids, and Annual Duties. (In Com-
. mittee of Ways and M. an,;.)
ORDERS OF :THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Weights and Measures Bill—Second reading.
2. Supply—Committee.
3. Ways and Means—Committee.
4. Supply—Report.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.

Thursday, Feb. 17.
Mr. Goulburn—Re-appointment of the Select Committee o 1
last Session on the state of Ireland. Deferred from Feb. 15.
Friday, Feb. 18.
•1. Mr. Dickinson Select Committee on County Rates.
2. Sir Geo. Clerk—Vote of Seamen. (In Committee of Supply.:

Tuesday, Feb. 22. - - -
- Sir Robert Heron—Bill to amend the Sewer Laws.
Wednesday, Feb. 23.
Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to prevent Bear-baiting, and
other cruel practices.
After Easter.
Mr. Western—Bill relating to the Qualification of Jurors.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Second Readings for this Day.
Spittle Gate and Bridge-end Road Bill ; and Liverpool Im-
provement Bill.