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London, England, 1822-03-23 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Venetic, 22° die Marta, 1822.

EDINBURGH PUBLIC GARDENS—Petition for Bill reported,
andßill ordered to be brought in on or before Wednesday.
GAS LlGHT—Leith
PAT 'NG—Sommers Town, and Chelms-
ford

INCLOSITnEs--TauntonDeane (Somer-

Bills read a second
time, & committed.

set, and Dinton(Wilts)

CARNATIC CREDITORS
TAY FERRIES

ROADs—Evesham (Petition of the Dean and Chapter of. Wes-
tminster, against, referred, Counsel ordered), Burford and
Preston, Glasgow and Irichbelly, Dudbridge, &c. Tetbury,
&c., and Shaftesbury and Sherborne--read a second time
1 and committed. Chester and Whitchurch, and Chapel Bar—
reported, to be ingrosesd.
BRIDGES—LittIe Hampton—Petition of Commissioners of Lit-
, tlehampton. Harbour ; also,. of Mayor.; &c. of Arundel;
against, to lie on the table till second reading. Deritend,—
reported, to be ingrossed.
FOREIGN TRADE—Petition of West India Dock' Company
(prevented 22d February), referred to a Committee.
Cori's° LI ua Pu ND—Annual Account presented; to lie
on the table, and to be printed.
PERMANENT TAXES—Annual Account presented ; to lie on
the table, and to be printed.
TURNPIKE LAWS AMENDMENT BlLL—considered in Com-
mittee, and reported ; further consideration of Report on
Monday'; Bill to be printed, as amended.
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS—Petition from the Hundred of
Norman `Cross, to lie on the table, and to be printed.
ROYAL BUnOns ACCOUNTS BlLL—second reading deferred
till Thursday.. • • • -
'WEST INDIA ISLANDS—Add:ECSS for "Return of. Persons
holding the office' of Governor and Lieutenant-Governor of
the. several Leeward or Charibbee Islands, also of the other
'West India Islands, Colonies, and Settlernents ; together
, with their Salaries, ees, and other emoluments, respective-
ly ; distinguishingthe amount of salary payable to each from,
the Crown, from the amount of salary, fees, and other emo-
luments, held at 'the pleasure of the Assemblies' of those
Isldnds ; distinguishing also payments in currency from ster-
ling."
BRISTOL DOCKS BlLL—Petition of Dean and Chapter of
Bristol, against, referred to the Committee ; Counsel or-
dered.

Dulzizx (TAxxrioN)—Mr. Richard Wellesley added to the
Committee.

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ORDEII4S of the DAY, for MONDAY. •
1. Attornies and Solicitors Regulation Bill--Third Reading.
2. Turnpike Laws Amendment Bill—Further Consideration
of Report.
3. Supply—COmmittee.
4. Ways and Means—Committee.
5.. Superannuation Act Amendment Bill—Committee.
6. Receivers of Stolen Securities Bill—Report.
7. FeVer Hospital (Dublin) Bill—Report.
8. Commercial Credit (Ireland) Act-:-Committee thereupon.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS, for MONDAY.
The Lord Advocate of Scotldnd,—Bill for abolition of In-
ferior Commissaries, and the better regulation of the.Com-
inissaries Court of Edinburgh, and the Sheriff and Stewarts
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Courts in Scotland.
2. The Lord Advocate of Scotland,—Bill to continue the Bank-
rupt. Act, Scotland.
3. Mr. Ward,—Ordnance Estimates. (In Committee of Supply.)
4. Lord Viscount Palmeriton,—Grant for Ophthalmic Hospi-

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tal.. (In Committee of Supply.) ' a ' • -
PRIVATE BlLLS—Second Readings, for MONDAY.
I. Lower Mitton Inclosure 4. Northampton Roads
2. Bishop's Castle Road 5. Bristol Poor
3. Reading Roads 6. Lanark & Glasgow Bridewell
PUBLIC COMMITTEES, for MONDAY MORNING.
L Agriculture, at one. • 13. Prisons, at one.• .
2. Dublin (Taxation), at one. I 4. Foreign Trade, at one.