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London, England, 1824-05-20 00:00:00

DERIIY CATITEDnat —Return3 ordered, "specifying Iyhether
there are any lands let upon lease by the Dean and Chapter
of Derry, the denominations of such lands, in what manner
the same are let, and whether or not applied to the repair of
the Derry Cathedral. Of' any Inquisition or Inquisitions
taken in the reign of King .Tames the First, of any lands
supposed to be ecclesiastical lands, thh s, or other Church
property, appropriated to the repair and maintenance of the
Church or Cathedral of Derry. Of the Articles of Instruc-
tions to the Commissioners appointed in the reign of King
James the First thr the Plantation of Ulster, so far as the
same relate to the property or concerns of the Church of
• Derry. Of. any -Inroliment-or Record in Ireland in the
reign of King Charles the First, which specifies anv Grant
of Lands made to be held for ever as EcclestasticarLands,
and united as such to the Bishopric!: of' Derry. And of the
Copy of the Patent of the Dean of Derry."
FREEHOLDE as (Ireland)—Accounts ordered, 44 of the num-
bers of each'class of Freeholders (viz. forty shillings, twenty
• - pounds, and fifty pounds Freeholders and Ret t Chargers)
which have been registered within each year, from the Ist
January, 1795, to the 31st December, 1823, in each County,
and County of Cities or Towns, in Ireland. Of the num-
bers of Inhabitant Householders registered in each Borough
in Ireland which now sends a Member to Parliament. Of
the number of Freemen admitted and sworn during each
year, from the year 1795 to the present time, in the several
Cities and Towns Co borate in Ireland. And of the num-
ber of Persons who polled at the last Gen&al Election in
each of the Counties, Cities, Towns, and Boroughs in
Ireland."
PAROCRIAL STIPENDS (Scotland)—The *following► Resolu-
tions reported and agreed, to, and Bill ordered to be brought
in
I. That it is expedient that power should be granted to
the Lords of Council and Session, and Commissioners for Plan-
tation of Kirks and Valuation of 'fiends, to revise the allow-
ances-made to Ministers of Parishes in Scotland, in certain,
cases, so as to make up their stipend to 150/. per annum, pur-
suant to an Act of the 50th year of the reig:i of his late Majesty.
• "2: That it is expedient that power should be granted to
the said Commissioners, in cases where any Minister shall he
without a Manse or Glebe, to make an allowance to such :11i-
nister for the.want thereof, in such manner as to make his total
stipend, including such allowance, not more than 2001. per
annum.
" 3. That it is expedient that the Receiver-General and
Paymaster of Scotland should be authorized to issue, Out of
any public money in his hands, the sums necessary to pay such
allowances, not exceeding the sam of 2,099/. in any one year.
" 4. That so much of three Acts of the 55th, 58th, and 59th
years of his late Majesty, as grant three several .sums of
10,000/. each, for the augmentation of the maintenanc•e.of the
poor Clergy of the Established Church of Scotland shall he
repealed." •
LAND REVENUE Ac'rs—The following Resolution reported
and agreed to, and Instruction to Committee on Land Re-
venue Sale of Stock Bill that they have power to make provi-
sion accordingly :
" That the Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland be authorized
to advance any sum, not exceeding 400,0(101. out of the Conso-
lidated Fund, to be applital in repayment of the sums now due
and.owing to the Bank of England and Royal Exchange As-
surance Company, in pursuance of several Acts for the improve-
ment of the Land Revenues of the Crown."

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR FRIDAY.
1. Wool Importation and Exportation Bill—Committee.
2. Newfoundland. Fisheries Bill—Further consideration of
eport.
3. Qualification of Jurors Bill—Further Consideration of'
Report.
4. Roman Catholic Marriages Bill—Committee.
G. Beer Duties Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
ti. Warehoused Wheat
7. Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
8. Register Office Bill—Second Reading.
9. Law Expences (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
10. Clergy Residence (Ireland' Bill—Report.
11. Came Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideration of

Report.
12. Dublin Small Debts Bill—Second Reading.
13. Customs (Coals and Linens) Bill—Third Reading.
14. Assessed Taxes Bill—Further consideiation of Report.
15. County Courts Bill—(Compensation to the Marshal of the
Court of Great Sessions in Wales for the Counties of Gla-
morgan, Brecknock, and Radnor)—Committee thereupon.
In. Leather and Paper Duties (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
17. Assize of Bread Bill—Third Reading.
Iff; Land Revenue Sale of Stock Ilill—Committee.
19. Plymouth Victualling Office Bill—Third Reading.
20. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
21. Transfer of Stock Bill—Report.
22. Welsh Coals Bill—Committee.
23. Distilleries (Scotland)—Cmimittee.
24. Four per Cents. Repayment Rill—Third Reading.
23. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideration
of Report.
25. Fisheries Bill—Further consideration of Report.
27. Law Merchant Amendment Bill—Third Beading.
H. County Gaols Bill—Further consideration of Report.
29. Exchequer Court Fees Investment Bill—Committee.