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London, England, 1838-03-05 00:00:00

STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE.

Resolution reported.
6. " That in case of the Midland Counties Railway, the partied be
permitted to proceed with their Bill."
Resolution agreed to.
Cheltenham and Great Western Union Railway Bill.—Read second
time, and committed.

Montgomeryshire (Western Branch) Canal To increase cer-
tain rates authorised to be collected on the Western Branch of the
Montgomeryshire CanaL" Presented and read first time, to be read
second time.
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Grand Junction Railway.—Petition for Bill reported ; Report re.
(erred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28.
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway.—Petition of David Bell-
house, complaining of non-compliance with the Standing Ord erg—re-
ferred to the Select Committee on petitions fur private Bills.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway.—Petition from Whitbur■ against
the application.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway.—Petitions in favour of the appli-
cation from Warrington and Dublin.
Bolton aid Preston Railway,—Petition for Bill reported ; Report re-
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Order..
THURSDAY, 11ARCn 1.

Oxford and Great Western Union Railway.—Petition for Bill re-
ported, and Bill ordered to be brought in.
Severn Navigation (No. I.)—Petition for Bill reported.
Ardrossan Railway.—Petition of John Gay, complaining of non-
compliance with the Standing Ordors ; refers ed to the Select Committee
on Petitions for Private Bills.

Midland Counties (Mountsorrel) Railway.—Report (97th February)
from Select Committee on Standing Orders read. Bill ordered to be
brought in.

Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway.—Report (19th February) from
Select Committee on Standing Orders read. Bill ordered to be
brought in.

Great Central Irish Railway.—Petition of Samuel Draper, Secretary
t• the Directors of the New Royal Canal Company in Ireland, against
the application for a Bill.

FRIDAY, MARCH 2.
London and Greenwich Railway Bill.—Petition of the Governors of
St. Thomas's Hospital against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
Counsel ordered.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Bill, for making a Railway from
Edinburgh to Glasgow, to be called the Edinburgh and Glasgow Rail-
wad, with a branch to Falkirk. Presented and read first time, to be
read second time.

ROADS, INCLOSURES, IMPROVEMENTS, &c.
MONDAY, FEB. 26. •

Tenby Improvement and Harbour Bill.—Read a _second time, and
committed.

Brampton, Bierly, and Hooton Roberts Roads.—Petition for Bill re.
ported.
Helsington, &c. (Westmoreland) Inelosure.—Petition for Bill reported.
Buckstones and Elland Bridgo Roads.—Petition for Bill reported.
TUESDAY, FEB 27.

Paignton Harbour Bill.— Report further considered. Amendments
agreed to.
Netting-Hill Footway Bill.—Motion made and question proposeli—
That Mr. Slaney be added to the Committee on the same, Motion with-
drawn.
Ogley Hay (Stafford) Incinsure Bill.—Lords' amendments agreed to.
Southmolton Road.—Petition for additional provision ; referred to the
Select Committee on petitions for private Bills.
Standing Orders Committee—resolutions reported.—l. That in
case of the Farringdon-street (London) improvement petition, the
parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, on depositing forthwith
in the Private Bill-office the lists of owners, lessees, and occupiers.
3. That in the case of the Rugby and Luttcrworth.road petition, the
parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, on making appli-
cation to the Trustees of the Northampton and Due hurch Road, other-
wise called the Dunchurch and Hill Morton Road.
4. That in case of the Higham Ferrers Inclosure Petition, the par-
ties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, on giving notices in the
" London Gazette," and in some and the same Newspaper, published in
the county of Northampton, for three successive weeks, and on affix-
ing the notice on the Church-doors of the parish of Higham
Ferrers ; and that the Committees on this and the pre-
ceding Bills, do examine in the first place how far such
Orders have been complied with, and do report the same to the House
on the report of the Bill.
5. That in case of the Birkenhead Improvement Petition, the parties
be permitted to proceed with their Bill.
Resoluti•ns agreed to.

Birkenhead Improvement—Report (this day) from select Committee
on Standing Orders read. Bill ordered to be brought in.
Combmartin Road—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill ordered to
be brought in.
Cookham Bridge—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill ordered to be
brought in.
Luton and St. Alhan's Road.—Petition for Bill reported.
Ellesmere Roads.—Petition fur Bill reported. Report referred to
the Select Committee on Standing Orders.
Haverfordivest Inclosure.—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill ordered
to be brought in.
Great Worley (Essex) Inclosure.—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill
ordered to be brought in.
Wortley, Armley, and Bramley Road.—Petition for Bill reported.
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders.
Leeds and Homefield Lane-end Road.—Petition for Bill reported.
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders.
WEDNESD•Y, FEB. 9.BTH.

Rugby and Lutterworth Road.—Petition from Rugby, against the
application.

Linton (Cambridge) Inclosure.—Petition for additional provision
referred to the Select Committee on Petitions for Private Bills.

Luton and St. Alban's Road.—Report (27th Feb.) on petition for
Bill read. Report referred to the Select Committee on Standiug Orders.
Paignton Harbour Bill.—Read third time (Queen's consent signi-
fied). Bill passed.

THURSDAY, MARCH IST.
Tenby Improvement and Harbour Bill.—Petition of Edward Harley,
President of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce, against.
Staley Road.—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill ordered to be
brought in.
Leamington Priors Improvement.—Petition for Bill reported.
Leamington Priors Gas.—Petition for Bill reported.
Wakefield and Halifax Road.—Petition for Bill reported ; Report
referred to the Select Committee o• Standing Orders,
Salterhebble Road.—Petition for Bill reported ; Report referred to
the Select Committee on Standing Orders.
Walsall Market Bill, " for regulating and improving the markets and
market tolls, and for establishing a cattle market, and for providing
suitable buildings and conveniences for the same, within the borough of
Walsall, iu the county of Stafford.—Presented and read a first time. To
be read second time.

FRIDAY, ilkiCii 2.

Dee Bridge Roads Bill.—Read second time, and committed.
Londonderry Bridge.—Report (15th December) from Select Com.
niitteit on .tanding Orders read. Bill ordered to be brought in
Corabrnartin Roada Bill.—For making a turnpike road from Comb_
martin, in the county of Devon, to Bratton Down, in the same county,
and several other roads in the neighbourhood thereof. Presented and
read first time. To be. read second time.

Witcham (Cambridge) incTosure Bill—" For inclosing lands in the
parish of Witcham, in the Isle of Ely, in the County of Cambridge.''—
Presented and read Ist time—to be read 2d time.
Buckstones and Elland Bridge Roads—Report (26th Feb.) from th•
Select Committee of Petitions on Private Bills read ; Bill ordered to be
brought in.

St. Pancras Paving—Petition of George Cooke Banke, complaining
•f non-compliance with the Standing Orders ; referred to the Select
Committee on Petitions for Private Bills.

MISCELLANEOUS, MONDAY, Fes. 46.
Gravesend Pier Bill—Petitions against, from Corporation of Graves-
end ; creditors on the pier tolls ; free watermen of Gravesend and Mil-
tan I and inhabitants of Gravesend and Milton.
Gravesend Pier Bill—Petitions in favour ; from Inhabitants of
Gravesend ; bondholders of the Corporation of Gray send; and Mort-
gagees of the pier tolls; to lie on the table.
Necropolis Cemetry Bill.—Read a second time and committed.
Barnsley Small Debts.—Petition for Bill reported.
South Holland (Lincoln) Drainage.—Petition for Bill reported.
Anti-Dry-rot Company Bill, for regulating the sums to be taken for
licences by the Anti-Dry-rot Company, and for vesting the profits
thereof in the Company for a limited time.

Glasgow Waterworks Bill.—To alter and amend, and in part repeal
the powers of certain Acts for supplying the City of Glasgow ani
suburbs with water ; to enable the Company of Proprietors of the
rpre ; and
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Glasgow Waterworks to purchase the Cranston-hill Waterworks, and
to raisePortsmouth a
Floatingfurtherproprietors,
Bridge.—Petitions against the application, from
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the inhabitants of Gosport and Alverstoke, and watermen of Gosport,
Portsea, and Portsmouth.
Gravesend Pier Bill.—Motion made, and question proposed " that
the Bill be read a second time. Amendment proposed to leave out the
Cotmimen
word "now," and at the end of the question to add the words
'. upon this day six months." Question put " That the word ' now'
stand part of the question." The House divided—Ayes 195 ; Noes 44.
Main question put and agreed to. Bill read 2d time and committed.
TUESDLY, FEB. 27.

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Portsmouth Floating Bridge.—Petition for 13111 reported.
West India Doeks.—Petition for Bill reported. Report referred to
the Select Committee on Standing Orders.
Deal Head (Huddersfield) Reservoir—Petition for Bill reported.
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders.
Gravesend Comotery.—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill ordered to
be brought in.
Oldham Gas and Waterworks.—Petition for Bill reported.
WIDNESDAY, FES. 98.

Birmingham
igharn Equitable Gas.—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill
Holhech and Gedney Drainagt—Petition for Bill reported, and Bill
ordered to be brought in.
St. Paul's (Dublin) Burial Ground.—Petition from St. Paul's, Dub-
lin, for an additional burial ground for soldiers who die in the garrison
•f Dublin.
orderedtno be brought in.