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London, England, 1825-04-30 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Veueris,"29° die 1825.

31EssAGE from the Loans—That they have agreed to—
Seamen's Wages Bill ; - Boston Gas Light Bill ' • Barton
Bridge and Worsley, Barnsley and Pontefract, Cleobury
Mortimer, Gravesend, Manchester and Ash ton-under- Lyne,
Rotherham and Tankersley, aad Spittle Gate and Bridge.
end Roads Bills, without amendment; and to Police Magis-
trates Bill, and Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill, with
amendments.
Lt Girt srt;.-.4.ltesterfield •
} Bills reported, to be ingrossed.
Cita E La—Brighcon
lia s—G lasgovr and oseban k—Petitions from J. Sligo,
of Cartnyle against—referred to the Committee on the Bill,
Counsel oniered.
ROADS—Cockerniouth and Maryport, Lockwood and Melthatn,
and Tavistoek and Plymouth—Bills read a third time, and
passed. Dublin :and Drogheda—Petition from Grand Jury
of Dublin, against—referred to the Committee on the Bill.
Leeds and Halifax—Petition front North Brierley, against—
referred to the-Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
bre.r. os RES—West Ilsley (Berks), and Christchurch (Hants)
—Bills read a second time, and committed.
WarEitwolois--4.'aisley—Bill read a second time, and corn-
vOcKs--Rotherhitite—Bill read a third time, and passed.
South London—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
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Poon. RATxs—Croydon Bills mad a third time, anti passed.
GAUE- LAWS -
RIDGE.—PetiOOIIB from St. Bridget (Chester), &c.,_ against—
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
COII.N. LAWS—Twenty-three Petitions against any alteration
in, and Two- for a revision thereof, and to allow the impor-
tation,„ of Foreign Corn—to lie on the table.
•rnitEIGN PAPit—Petition of Paper Manufacturer of Ireland,
against redUction of the_Duty on importation thereof—to .lie
to the table.
ItoUas:CaTticir.tc Cr-Atsrs.Two Petitions, against—to lie

(ni the table.
1)48d ENTERS MARRIAGES BlLL—Petition from North of

Staffordshire, against—to lie on the table.
40stax CATItoLic 0.1 :way—Petition from St. ?Martin's,
Leicester, against granting them any provision—to lie on the
table- • •
LtI(RN Trui3E—Petition against any alteration in the Laws
't relating thereto, from Kirkcaldy—to lie on the table.
ortt—Petition from Warrington, for a protecting duty—
to lie on the table.
riANEING COMPANIES (Ireland)—Two Petitions from Gal-
way, to enable them to issue notes in places above fifty miles
from Dublin—to lie on the table.
iltivr Ea Tainc (Ireland)—Petitions against any alteration in
the laws relating to, from County Kerry—to lie on the table.
COMBINATION "Laws—Petitions from Manchester and Whit.
try, against ; and from Birmingham, in favour—referred to
the Select Committee.
Coltrasy—Herring and Cod—Petition front Cromary, against
--to lie on the table.
APOTHECARIES BlLL—Petition front Royal College of Sur-
geons of London, against—referred to the Committee on
,„ the Bill, Counsel ordered.
‘ITI:ALING ix litres—Bill to amend Act 54 Gen. 3, and
"co. 4, for removing difficulties in the conviction of
'Offenders stealing Property in Mines, read a first time, to
be read a second time on Friday next, and to be printed.
"cum.r. Act. AMENDMENT—BiII read a first time, to be
reed a second time on Friday, May 13, and to be printed.

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY,
which now stand on the ORDER-BOOK of the HOUSE
of COMMONS for.the ENSUING ‘VEEK.
Monday, May 2.
ORDERS OF TIIE DAT.
1. Sewers Laws Amendment 13i11-Second reading.
- Julies Bill-Further consideration of Report.
3. Settlement of the Poor Bill-Committee.
4' Chancery Court (Ireland) Bill-Second reading.
'4. Exchequer Court (Ireland ) Bill-Second leading.
4. Colonial Intercourse Bill-Further consideration of Report.
74.. Roman Catholic Relief Bill-Committee.
0. Canada Tenures Bill-Second reading.
10. Chelsea Pensioners Bill-Second reading.
)1. bison Laws (Ireland) Bill-Committee.l9 ''',itsenters'Marriages Bill-Further consideration of Report.
I,istillery Bill-Second reading.
Shrewsbury Poor ,Bill-Second reading.
County Rates Mortgage Bill-Committee.
Debts Recovery (Scotland) Bill-Third reading.
Vltnad,?.. Company Bill-Committee.
Van Dieman s Land Company Bill-Committee.
18. Supply-Report (15th April) {Postponed Resolution.]
19. Land Tax Assessments Bill-Committee.
20. Pirates Head Money Bill-Comniittee.
21. East India Judges Bill-Further consideration of Report.
22. Elective Franchise (Ireland) Bill-Committee.
23. Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill-Second reading.
24. Arrests for Debt Bill-Report.
2.1. Bankers (Ireland) Bill-.-Cominittee.
Supply-onimittee.
=4. Ways andC Aleans-Committee.
28. Small Debts (Scotland) Bill-Report.
29. Importation of Corn Acts-Committee thereupon.
:40. Excise Acts-Committee thereupon.
31. Postage Rates-Committee thereupon.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Sc.arlett-Select Committee on Plan of the Building in-
tended
for the Court of King's Bench.
2. Mr. Western-To offer a Clause on re-commitment of Ju-
ries Bill to render persons possessed of a certain amount of
personal property qualified and liable to serve on Juries
for Counties.
3. Mr. Martin (of Galway)-Bill for more effectual Registry
of Freeholds in Ireland.
4- Mr. Croker-Bill for better regulation of the market of the
town of Pembroke.
'5. Mr. Croker-Bill for the better union of the Naval Asylum
with the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich.
6. Lord Viscount Palmerston-Militia Estimates. (In Cons-
.. mittee of Supply.)
1. Mr. Huskisson-To move Resolutions relating to Bonded
Corn. In Committee on Importation of Corn Acts.)
Tuesday, May 3.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Hobliouse--Repeal of the Window Tax.
-* Mr. Charles Grant-Inquiry into the State of Education in
Scotland.
4 • Ir. Bright-Address for Copy of Addresses and Proceed-
ings of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada, con-
cerning the encouragement of emigration.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
I• Felonies Counsel Bill--Second reading.
„
• Exchequer Bill (Public Yorks, Ireland) Bill_Committee.
Wednesday, May 4.
1, Mr. NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Hobhouse--Select Committee to consider of the Work-
ing Hours of Children in Cotton Factories.
111 r. Monck-Bill to prohibit, in certain cases, the payment
°San j part or portion of the wages of Labourers out of
Poor Rates.

Thursday, May 5,

M NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
r. Maberlßepeal of the Duties on Beer.
blr. John Pey—ter Grant—Bill to alter and amend the Law
" Scotland regarding wrongous imprisonment, and the
delay of trials.
alr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to extend the provisions of
treat 1.3 Geo. 4,„ c. 711,
m to prevent the cruel and improper
ent of Cattle.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Quarantine Laws Bill—Committee.
Friday, May 6.
1. s . ORDERS OF THE DAT.
2. ~,Prfrlg Guns Bill—Second reading.
21-ardens Protection Bill—Second reading.
Judicaune (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
6, enttstoros Laws Repeal Bill—Further consideration of Report.
"Igfonis Management Bill—Further consideration of Re-
g.
7 Navigation Laws Bill—Further consideration of Report.
8. Vllifornsßegulallon Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Pnuggling Prevention Bill—Further consideration of Re-
-9.G Port.
10. i,rd. Warehousing Bill—Further consideration of Report.
11. -ell. Man Trade Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Stung in Mines Bill—Second reading.