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London, England, 1838-03-12 00:00:00

, MATICR. 7.
London and CroydonWEDNESDAY Railway Bill. —Read second time,
M em
and coermmitted to Captain Alsager and the Surrey List, and all
bs serving for the several counties and places therein
which the railway is intended to pass.
London and Croydon Railway Bill.--. Petition of Clench-.
wardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of St. Olave, Seutiwark,
aorgainst ; referred to the Coneeeittee on the Bill. Couniel
dered.
Montgomeryshire Western Branch Canal I;ill,...__Petition of
Company of Proprietors of the Eastern Etraeich of the Mont-
gomerysil'ire Canal, against.
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filieltenham and Great Western Union Railway Bill._.
Petitions against from Robert Gordon, Esq., Richard Roy,
Esq., Birmingham and Gloucester Railway Company, and
owners and occupiers of land on the line. Referred no tiee
Committee on the Bill. Counsel ordered.
London Grand Junction Railway.—Petition for
re-
:ported. Report referred to the Select Committee on Stand-
ing orders.
Newtyle and Cupar Angus Railw,ay.---Petitirn for the Bill
ireper,ed. Report referred to tne Select, Committee on
.Standing aders.
Dolton and Preston Railway.—Rcer,rt (Gth M4relm) from
iSelect Committee on Standing Okders read. Bill ordered
to he brought in.
Grand Junction Railway.—T.leport (Gth March) front Se-
lect Committee on Standing Orders read. Bill ordered to
be brought in.
Portsmouth Floating nridge.—Report (27th February)
(from Select Committee: on Petitions for Private Bills read.
ißill ordered to be brought in.
- Oxford and Great Western. Union Railway Bill.—" For
!making a Railway from Oxford to join the Greot Western
Railway, near Dideot, with a branch therefrom to Abingdon,
to be called the Oxford a Great Western Unlon R
presented and read a first time. To be read a second ail
tirne.way,"
Grand Junction Railway.—Petition of President, Vice-
President, and Directors of the .Chaanber of Commerce of
Manchester, against the application.
Roccster Bridge.—Report (2d Tlarcli) from Select Com-
mittee on Private Bills read. Bill ordered to be brought in.
THURSDAY, MAIICII S.
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal and Railway
cad Second time, aril committed.
Taff Vale railway.—Fetition for Bill reported, and Bill
ordered to be brought in.
Bristol and Exeter Railway.—Petition for Fill reported.
Report referred to the Committee on Standing Orders.
Portsmouth Floating Bridge, " fcr establishing a Floating
Bridge over the Harbour of Portsmouth, from or near a place
called Gosport Beach, in the parish of Alverstoke, in the county
of Southampton to the opposite shore, to or nest- a place
called Portsmouth Point, in the parish, of Portsmouth, in the
said county, with proper approaches thereto."—Presented and
read first time, to be read a second time.
Cooklenn Bridge For building a bridge over the
Thames, from Cookham, in the county of Berks, to the oppo-
site shore, in the parish of Woburn, in the county of Berks."
—Presented and read a first time. To be read a second time.
Montgomeryshire (Western Branch) Canal Biii.--Petition
of inhabitants of Newton and Llandilloes against.
Montgomeryshire (Western Branch) Canal Bill.—To be
read a second tune to-morrow.
Grand Junction Railway Bill—" To enable, the Grand
Junction Railway Company to alter and extend. the line of such
railway, and for other purposes connected, therewith." Pre-
sented, sad read first time ; to be read second time.
London and Greenwich Railway Reported.
PHIDA Y, Nu.new 9.
Ribble Neerigation Bill.—Poritions in favour, from Corpo-
ration of Preston, and merclaints of Preston.
Ribble Navigation Bill..—Read second time, and committed.
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal, &c. 1-MlL—Petition
of William Higgins against. Referred to the Committee on
the Bill. Counsel ordered.
Montgomeryshire ( Western Branch) Canal Bill.—second
reading deferred till Wednesday next.
Arcirossan Railway.—Petition for Bill reported. 'Report
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Ord:lrv.
Standing Orders Committee. —Resolutions reported :
" That, in the case of the Moy Navigation. petition, the
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed evialm." Resolu-
tion postponed.
" That in case of the London and Grand Junction Union
Railway petition, the panic s be permitted to proceed with
their Bill." Resolution agreed to.
" That in the case of the New Lyle and Cupar Angus Rail-
way petition, the parties be permitted to proceed with their
Bill, so far as regards the power to raise a further sum of
money ; and that the Committee on the Bill do examine, in
the first place, how far such order has been complied with, and
do report the same to the House on the report of the Bill."
Resolution agreed to.
London and Greenwich Railway Bill.—Report (March 8)
to be printed.
ROADS INCLOSURES, IMPROVEMENTS, ,Fee.
MONDAY, NIARCIIJ.
Warminster and Frome Road Bill.—Reported.
TUESDAY, )LARCH 6.
Standing Orders Committee._Resolution reported :
" 1. That, in the case of the Ellesmere Road petition, the
parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, with the ex-
ception of that part which would enable them to extend their
trust over a highevay.
" 2. That. In the case of the Luton and St. Alban's Road
petition, the parties he permitted to proceed with their Bill,
on inserting the notices in the London Gazette for three suc-
cessive weeks,
3. That in the case of time Salterhebble Road petition,
time parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, with time
exception of that part which would enable them to extend
their trust over a highway ; and that the Committees on this
and the preceding Bills do examine, in the first place, how far
such orders have beei;'complied with, and do report the same
to the House on the report of the Bills." Resolutions agreed to.
Nottingham Fields Inclosure.—Petition for Bill reported ;
and Bill ordered to be brought in.
Balmore Roads.—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill or-
dered to be brought in.
Ramsgate Improvement (No. 2.)—Petition for Bill re-
'ported.

WEDNF.SDAY, MARCH 7.
Ellesmere Roads._Report (March 6) from Select Com-
mittee on Standing Order read. Bill ordered to be brought in.
Haverfordwest (Portfield) Inclosure Bill—For dividing, al-
lotting, and inclosing common and waste lands, called Port-
field, otherwise Poorfield, in the county of the town of Haver..
fordwert. Presented, and read first.time. To be read second
time.

Warminster and Frome Road Bill.—Read third time and
pased.

Buekstone and Elland Bridge Roads Bill--" For more ef-
fectually amending and improving the roads from Bitckstones,
by I3arkisland School to Elland Br',dge, and from Sykehouso
to the highway, leading from 12,arkisland to Stainland, all in
the West Riding of the county of York." Read first time; to
be read second time.

Leominster Improw.i.ment.—Report, 13th February, from
Select Committee br, Standing Orders read ; Bill ordered to
be brought

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Metrepolts Improvements.—Petition of owners and °eel:-
pk.s of houses and property in High Holborn, suggesting a
new street along the East side of Lincoln's-inn-fields, instead
of the proposed one on the West side ; referred to the Select
Committee on Metropolis Improvements.
Borden (Essex) Inclosurcc—Petition for Bill reported ;
Bill ordered to be brought in.
Wickwar (Gloucester) Inclosure.—Petition for Bill re,
ported.
Birkenhead Improvement Bill.—" To amend an Act
passed in the third year of the reign of his late Majesty, King
William the Fourth, intituled, " An Act for paving, lighting,
watching, cleansing, and otherwiFe improving the township
or chapelry of Birkenhead, in the County Palatine of Chester,
and for regulating the poliCe thereof; and for establishing a
market within the said township," presented and read first
time ; to be read second time.
Ellesmere Road 8i11.—." For repairing, amending, and
maintai: ing the road from Shrewsbury, through Ellesmere, in
the County of Salop, to Wreitharn, in the County of Denbigh,
and other roads branching out of the same," presented, and
read first time, to be read second time.
Standing Orders Committee.—Resolutions reporte,.l;—.
" That, in the case of the Wortley, Arniley, and Barmley
Road Petition, the parties be permitted to proceed with their
Bill, on abandoning such parts as would enable them to widen
the existing road.
" That, in, the case of Leeds and :Homefield-lane-end-road
petitioa, the parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, on
abandoning :Lich parts as would, enable them to widen the ex-
isting Road."
" That, in the case of the Wakefield and Halifax-road peti-
tion, the parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, on
abandoning such parts as would enable them to make a new
road."—Resolutins agreed
TIWaSDAY, MARC!! 8.
liabTworthy Road bill—Read second time, and committed.
'Lower Kingsftrry Roads.—Petition for Bill reported, and
Bill ordered to be brought in.
Wickwar (Gloucester) Inclesure.—Report (7th March)
from Select Committee on petitions for Private Bills read ;
Bill ordered to be brought in.
Leominster Improvement Bill.—" To amend an Act of the
48thyear of the reign of his Majesty King George the Third,
re
lating to the improvement of the town of Leominster, in the
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" Presented and read first time, to be
read a second time.
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it 7 of Hereford.
Hill Footway Bill.—Pcwer to Committee to send
for persons, papers, and records.
Fishguard Harbour Bill,—To be read a second time on
Monday next.

FRIDAN, %Len 9,
Tenby Imp:ovethent and Harbour Bill.—Petitior, of the