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London, England, 1831-06-27 00:00:00

NOTICES OF 310TIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY WHICH

STAND IN THE ORDER BOOK ron THE PRESENT WEEK.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2g.—NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
I. Mr. Charles Grant—Appointment of Select Committee on the
Affairs of the East India Company.
Sir Robert Peel—Petition from British Residents at Canton,

on the state of British interests in the Chinese Empire.
3. Mr. Alderman Wood—Bill to prevent the spreading of Canine
Madness.
4. Mr. Weyland—Bill to explain and amend the Law of Settle-
ment of Hiring and Service.
5. Mr. Hume—Select Committee on the King's Printers' Patent.
h. Mr. Slaney—Bill for better rating tenements under a certain
annual value.
7. Mr. Ituthven—lieturn of all Steam-engines made use of in
Great Britain and Ireland, or in vessels belonging to their
respective Ports and Harbours, setting forth their numbers
in the following different classes, viz.—Those under 20 horse
power; those from 20 to 40 horse power; those from 40 to
VO horse power; those from GO to 100 horse power; those
above 100 horse power; and specifying the respective Shires,
Counties, or other denominations, in which they have been
employed.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29....-NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
!. Mr. Ayshford Sanford—Bill for remedying detects in the
Titles to Lands allotted or taken in exchange under Inelosure

Acts.
2. Mr. Buller—Bill to exempt from Toll, Cattle driven on Turn.
pike Roads to or from pasture.
3. Mr. Benett—Resolutions on the state of the Represcutatim
of the Borough of Liverpool.
ORDERS OF TILE DAY.
1. Mighways Bill—Second reading.

London Coal Bill—Second reading.
THURSDAY, JUNE 39, NOTICES OF mot-tom.
1. Mr. Alderman Wood—Resolution, That a reduction be forth.
with made in the Salaries of all the Officers of the Govern,

ment, commensurate with the increase made during the
war, in consequence of the high prices of provisions and the
necessaries of life.
t".l. Mr. John Campbell—Bill to establish a General Register of
Deeds, and other documents affecting Real Property in
England and Wales—Bill for the amendment of the Law
relating to Inheritance—Bill to amend the Law relating to
Dower—Bill to amend the Law relating to the curtesy of
England—Bill to abolish Fines and Recoveries, and to sub-
stitute other assurances in lieu thereof—Bill to amend the
Law relating to Prescription, and limitation of Actions.
3. Mr. Lambert—Copies of such information as his Majesty's
Government may have received relative to the late affray at
Newton Barry, in the County of Wexford.
4. Mr. Poulett Thomson—Select Committee to inquire into the
expediency of admitting the use of Molasses in the Breweries
and Distilleries of the United Kingdom.
5. Mr. Spring Rice—Bill tocontinue Assessed Taxes Composition
Act.

FRIDAY JULY 1, ORDERS OF TILE PAY.
1. Oaths before Lord Steward Bill—Third reading.
9.. Boman Catholic Charities Bill—Second reading.

NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Spring Rice—Miscellaneous Estimates. (In Committee of
Supply.)

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School was communicated to Vice-Admiral Sir EnwAkn
CODRINGTON, G. C. 8., as Chairman of a general meeting
Admiralty, June 1, 1831.
" My dear Sir Edward,—l had the honour of bringing under
the notice of his Majesty the prospectus and plan of a School for
the education of the sons of Naval and Marine officers, which you,
as chairman of a general meeting, communicated to me. The
King has commanded me to say, that he considers the plan de.
serving of every encouragement ; and his Majesty has been gra-
ciously pleased to declare his willingness to become the patron of
the Institution. I have the honour to be, dear Sir Edward, •ery
faithfully your's, "J. R. G. GRAHAM.
"To Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, G.C.8."

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