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London, England, 1825-03-30 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS•

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mortis, 29° die Martii, 1825.
MESSAGE from the LORDS—That ,they have agreed tn-""
Stourbridge and Margate Improvement Bills, without amend'
ment.
ROADS—Haleworthy, and Flimwell Vent and Rye—Bills read
a third time, and passed. Mary-le-bone and Finchley—Pe"
tition of Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart. against—referred to
Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered. Tewkesbury and
Cheltenham—Second reading put off for six months. 1301';
ley and Grange Moor—Petition of the Duke of Leeds, agains'
—referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered;
Sheffield and Glossop—Petitions from Full Wood, &c. 201,1`
Sheffield, against—referred to the Committee on the
Counsel ordered. Holyhead—Bill ordered.
COMPANIES—NationaI Fishing—Petition for leave to prele,,nt
a Petition for a Bill, referred to a Committee. London W
ter—Report from Committee on Waterworks—referred to the
Committee on the Bill. %Vest India, and Shams Water--'
Bills read a second time, and committed. Tropical Frio
Labour—Petition for Bill referred to a Committee. Westa"
Ship Canal—Report on Petition for additional provision re;
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders. Jotti„
Stock Bank (Ireland)—Petition from Kerry, in favour-3"
lieon the table. Provincial Banks (lreland)--Petitions fr 00)
Kerry and Galway, in favour—t6 lie orf'the table.
Doc x s—Kingston-upon-Hull—Petitions from R. Harrisoll:
J. Holdsworth, and R. Richmond, against—referred to iIP"
Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered—Bill read a oe-
cond time, and committed. . • '
RAILWAY s—Stratford and Moreton,
• and Duffryn
TrTnEs—Cockerham
RESERvoin—Leith
BANKERS (Ireland)
POLICY,' MAGISTRATES
FELONIES PAnpou •
JUDICATURE (Scotland)
PRISON LAws (Ireland)
COLONIAL lERCOU 1 • •
GAs LIGHTS—NTGIasgo w RSE
s 1 Bills read a third tw- ,
COUNTY TREASURERS (Ireland) f and passed.'
I asPnovEmENTs—Rochdale—Report on Petition for au.
tional provision referred to the Select Committee on Standig
Orders. .
Poou— St. Bride's 1 Reports on Petitions for Bills d
referre
GAOL—Cambridge J the Select ComMittee on Standing, to
BRlDGE—Chester—Two Petitions from Chester, against— •
lie on the table ; Bill read a second time, and con:initted.,
ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAlMS—Petitions against, from 1311,
tol, Bedminster, Wells, and Alrchdeaconry of Taunton ,
to lie on the table. ,A•
COUNTY COURTS BlLL—Petition from Brixham, in favor,
to lie on the table.
CORN LAWS—Petition from Merchants of London, for ao
teration—to lie on the table.
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NEW STREET
SALCET FOREST • -}Bills ordered.
His MAJESTY'S PROPERTY
DISSENTERS MARRIAGES
GAME LAWS Bills, as amended, LD
SDIALL DEBTS (Scotland) printed.
DEBTS RECOVERY (Scotland)

Bilis read a secs,a
time, and commit

NOTICES OF 'MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY, A
1. Mr. Alderman Heygate—Bill to repeal the penaltiegho
forfeitures incurred under the Usury Laws, and to so"
tote others in lieu thereof.
2. Mr. Hume—Papers respecting the past and present stt'l
and expence or the Settlement of Sierra Leone. _tic
3. Mr. Kennedy—Return connected with Parochial Educ'
in Scotland.
4. Mr. Peter Moore—Bill to alter and amend Act 6 663.
c. 18 [Bubble Act.l a ire
5. Sir Charles Forbes—Return of his Majesty's Ships and 4l
sels on the East India Station, with their number of to
and men, and the names and rank of the officers
manding the same.
6. Mr. Herries—Bill to amend the Acts relating to Dtilli°
Hbour.
11r,ar Thomas Courtetisy—To refer Poor Returns
f
. tLee " and to move Poor Seto
year to a Select committee
25th March 1025.
THIS DAY,
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR r•
. 1. Supply—Committee.
2. Quarantine Laws Bill—Second reading.
3. Ways and Means—Committee-
4. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Committee.
5. East India Judges Bill—Second reading.
6. Bankers (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
7. Police Magistrates Bill—Committee.
8. Threatening Letters Punishment Bill—Third reading'
9. Felonies Pardon Bill—Committee.
10. Sheriff Courts Fees Bill—Third reading.
ii. Arrests for Debt Bill—Committee.
12. Fishery Bounties Act—Report thereupon.
13. Cocoa Duties Act—Committee thereupon.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Thursday, March 31. t
Mr. Secretary Canning—To move the adjournment of
House to Thursday, 14th April.
I Thursday, Aprill4.
Mr. Littleton—Bill to regulate the exercise of the El-it
Franchise in Ireland.

Friday, Apr 15. at
Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bili toil
allow pesons prose,-,yd
for Felony to defend by Counsel, as incases of JP"
meanor.
Thursday,
Mr. John Peter Grant—Bill toApril
alter2l. ar amend the
of Scotland regarding wrongous im som t
p ,
delay of trials.

Tuesday, April 26.
1. Mr. Brownlow—Resolution to enablf the Crown to g°
provision for the Roman Catholic C:'gy of Ireland. ,e
2. Mr. Monck—Bill to prohibit, in certo cases, the paY"'t
of any part or portion of the wag of Labourers OLI
' the Poor Rates.
Thursd,
Mr. Woolryche Whitmoreay
—Bill tonend the Corn Is.
PRIVATE BIL'.
Second Readings
./br 13 Day. •eli
Northall, and Wilton Inclosures ; asgow, Tothill Ic
and Hanley and Shelton lmproveme ; Clyde
.NaviO"
and Grimsby Haven.