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London, England, 1824-04-21 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-EASTER, 1824.

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and:MP:Y:IMS of tile* DAY,
_:which now :stand 'in ORDER-BOOK of the HOUSE
of COMMONS.

-111xtday," Mezy 3.
01/IIJ:RS or T146.1)Ar•
1. Tithe Composition (Ireland).,; llll—Second Reading.
2. Exchequer Court Fees Inve.stsnent Bill—Second Reading.
3. County Courts Bill—Further consideration of Report.
4. Growing Crops (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
5. Bankrupt Laws... Amendment Bill—Further consideration
of Report.
6.. Customs. (Coals and Linens) Bill=Further consideration
of Report.
7. Game Laws AMendment 01117-Further, consideration of
Report. •
8. Wool Importation and Exportation Bill—iCominittee.
9. Hides and Skins Regulation Bill—Second Reading.
10. -Roman Catholic Marriages Bill—Second Reading.
11. County Gaols Bill—Further consideration of Report.
12. Rum Duties Bill—Report.
13. British Museum Bill—Report.
14. Suirar Bounties Bill—Report.
15. Law Expellees (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
16. Militia Pay Bill—Report.
17. Juries (Scotland) -Bill-,-Report.
18. Supply—Committee.
19. Ways and Means—Committee.
20. Newfoundland Fishery Acts—Committee thereupon.
21. Exchequer Bills ( Public Works) Bill—RePert:
NOTICES •OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Scarlett--Compensation to Cursitors of the County Pa-
. • latine of Lancaster, in consequence of losses frpro County,
Courts Bill. _ •
2. Sir Henry liardinge7-To discharge the Committee on the
Tees'-.and kivettidale Rail way Bill from proceeding there-
upon.
3. Mr. Martin (of Galway),---bill to regulate the, proceeding
by Outlawry, and the issuing, of Writs of Copia: Utleja-
tum,-,and subsequent proceeding by Cusiodiam thereon,
in Ireland.

Tfiesday, May 4.;
. • NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Leader Maberley--Motion regarding lhe"eniployment
of the population of Ireland. . •
2.111 r. Martin (of Gal)vay),—lncrease of Salaries to the Cheat
'Officers of State, and to persons hi high Judicial situations.
-3. Mr. Remp—Bill to authorize the, establishMent of a Re-
f!ister Office for concentrating.-the Registeis of Baptisms,
• Marriages, and Burials in Ln.land.
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ORDERS OF -rug DAY.
'l. Hazleborough Walk (Northampton) Inclosure Bill-.
Second Reading.
2. (Qualification of Jurors Bill—Further Consideration of
-Report.
3. Clergy Residence (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
4. Plymouth Victualling Office Bill—Second Reacting.
5. Saving Banks Acts—Committee thereupon. •
. 6. County Courts Bill (Compensation to Officers of Courts of
Justice)—Report thereupon. -
7. Dividends Transfer Bill—Second Reading.
8. Passage Vessels Regulation Bill—Second Reading..
9. Glass and Sweets' Bill—Second Reading.
10. Bogs in Ireland Bill—Second Reading.
Wednesday,.May 5.
NOTICES OF MOTTOES.
1. Colonel Davies Constitution of thelrish Militia:
2. Mr. Maberly—Repeal of the whole of the Assesied Taxes.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
1. Land Revenue Sale of Stock Bill--Committee.
2. Slave Trade Laws Consolidation Bill—Further Consider-
ation of Report.
8. New-street (Mary-le.bone) Bill—CoMmittee.
Thursday, May 6.

NOTICES OF. MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Hume—Committee to consider of the Church Establish-
ment in Ireland.
2. Mr. Wodehouse—Continuanee of the present Salt Duties.
3. Mr. Peter Moore—Bill to repeal Combination Laws.
4. Mr. Jones—Committee of the whole House on Salaries and
Annuities to Welsh Judges.
ORDERS. OF THE DAV.
1. Dublin Small Debts Bill—Second Reading.
2. Vagrants Bill—Further Consideration of Report.

Friday; May 7.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Laboure'rers' Employment Bill-:—See6n4 Reading.
2. Poor Regulation (Scotland) Bill—Second Readil4,
3. Pauper Lunatics Bill—Committee. •
4. Judges in Wales Bill—Committee.
5. Four per Cents. Acts—Committee thereupon.
C. Assize 'of Bread Bill—Second Reading.
7. 'Beer-Duties Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
O. Law Stamps Repeal Bill—Committee. '.

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Tuesday, May 11.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Lord Viscount Althorp—Motion on the general 'state of Ire-
land.

OItDER OF THE DAY.
Boasiney Borough Election Petition.--Ball4 for Committee, at
three.

Thursday, May 13.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
I. Mr. Wolryche 'Whitmore—Drawback paid on the Expor-
. tation of Sugar.
2. The Lord Advocate of Scotland—To refer to a Select Com-
mittee the Ninth Report of Commissioners of Courts 'Of
Justice in Scotland, relative to the Office of Justice of the
Peace in Scotland.
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3. Mr. Grey Bennet—Motion to prevent Welch Judges from
sitting in Parliament.
4. Sir Henry Parnell—Address to give effect to the recom-
mendations of the Committee on Holyhead Steam Packets.
Monday, May 17
[Last Day for Receiving Reports of Private Bill'.]
Tuesday, May 18. •
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Calcraft—Repeal of the Leather Tax.
2. Sir John NeWport—MotiOn regarding Church Rates (Ire-
land).
Thursday,- May 20.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS. •
1. Mr. Creuett Pelham—Resolutions, showing the ,utility of
Parliament being occasionally holden its other Capitals of
• the United Kingdom.
2. Mr. Hume—Select Committee on the practice of impressing
Searnen.

Tuesday, May 25.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Lambton—Liberty of the Press in India.

Thursday, May 27.
NOTICE OF MOTION.

Sir Matthew Ridley—The expediency of a revision and conso-
lidation` of the Statutes.
Saturday, May 29.
King Charles's Restoration,
Titesday, June 1.
NOTICE OF MOTION.

Mr.-Hume—Compensation to Slave-holders in case of ernan.
cipatiott of their Slaves.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS AFTER EASTER ;
. . Far which no particular days have been
'Mr. drey Bennet—State of the Tea Trade with China.
Mr. ‘lrharton—Bill.to alter and amend the General Inclosure
Act. . -
'Mr. for the better examination of witnesses in the
Courts of Equity at Westminster; and for empowering the
Courts of 'Law and Equity at Westminster to grant commis-
sions for taking affidavits in all parts of Scotland and Ireland.
Sir Thomas Baring- .To,take into consideration the Report of
last Session, in favour of Mr. M'Adam.
• PUBLIC COMMITTEES.
Mthmar.,,MAY 3.—Salmon Fisheries, at two.
TuEsnAi, aY4.—Labourers' `Wages, at two; New Build.
inns (Courts. of Justice), at two.
WgnifEsair, MAY s.—Poor Returns at two; Penitentiary,
at two.
TitunsDAY, MAY 6.—Dublin Local Taxation, at three ;
Foreign Trade, at one.
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MASTER AND SERVANT.—AII Appeal Case
came before the Circuit Court of Justiciary, regarding a servant
who had deserted his service during the currency of his engage-
ment, and who had been found entitled to full wages for the
time he.served. The case was heard on Wednesday (I4th inst.),
before Lord Girlies, who reversed the judgment, and distinctly
stated, that it was clear, " a servant Who deserts his service
during the 'currency of his engagement, loses his wages for the
time he had served.—( Glasgow Courier.

SINGULAR CAGE.--About October last, a labouring man,
named Osborn, of St. John's Common, Sussex, was seized
with typhus fever, under which he suffered a considerable time,
when at length the fever fell into his feet, which gradually
wasted until about ten days ago, when both his feet dropped off
at the ancle-joints, and were buried in Keymer church-yard.
The poor man's health is now lie,ifeetly re-established.— ( Comity
Chronicle.)