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

PARLIAIikNTAiiT PROCEEDINGS.

OF COMMONS. -
Marais, 40 die Mali, 1824. • •
ROADS-Cheltenham-Five Petitions, against; referred to the
Committee, on thall. Renfrewshire-Pctition of Free-
holders, &e. of Ayr, against, referred to the Committee on
the Bill. •Comtheecial-c-Twa Petitions, against, referred to
the Committee.on the Bill. Durham and Tyne Bridge--Pe-
tition from Gateshead, against., referred to the Committee Ole
the Bill. Finchleye-Bill reed a first time. Kensington-
Bill read a third time, and'passcd. • • -
Melodies-Southwark, and Teignmouth-Bills read a second. •
time, and committed. • • • •
Bnisror, Tower' DUES-Petition from Dutsley and Minchin-
hampton, in favour ; and from Wootton-under-edge, against;
to lie on the table. ' ' •-• •
WATEnwonEw -Cheltenham-creation of-Inhabitants, in fa.
your, to lie on the table. . •
DE a TS-Thames Navie•aiiiin, Coal Exchange, and Blackfriar's
• Bridge-Petitions forlave to present Petitions for Bills re-
ported, and leave given.
Cuemnien'or CaustEnee-Newry-Petition for !cave to pre-
sent: a
.Petition fora Bill reported,' and Petition for Bill re-
ferred to a Committee.
DOCKS-South London-Petitions of Porters of Billingsgate,
and Vestrymen. of Borbelydown, against, referred to the
COmmittee on the Bill. St. Katherine's-Three Petitions,
against, referred to the Committee oil the Bill ; and Two,
ditto, to lie on the table.
ConreareEs-British Gas' Light, Alliance British and Fo-
reign Life and Fire Assurance, and St. Patrick Assurance--
. Petitiens for leave to present. Petitions for Bills reported.
and Petitions fit Bills ref. rred to Committees. London and
Westminster Oil Gas, and Compressed Gas-Petitions of the
London Gas Light and Coke Company, against, referred to
the Committee on the Bill.
MAR T s-Bilston-Bill read a third time, and passed. Can-
terbury-Bill read a first time.
Poo R ReTEs-Newton Lane-Bill reported, to be ingrossee.
Gee LronT-Birmingham-Petitien for leave to present a Pe-
tition for a Bill reported; Petition for Bill referred to a
Com-
mittee ; Petition of the* Birmingham Gas Light Company,
against, to lie en the table. Londonderry-Bill read a first
time.
Ceerets-Bristol and Taunton-Petition of Trustees of Tann-
tOn Roads, against; referred to the Committee on the Bill.
Counter's Creek-Bill reported, to be in Tossed.
Jur eovx ENT-H -- uhnePetition •of Inhabitants, against,
to lie on the table. •
RIDES AND -SiciNsfßlLL--40ne Petition, in favour, and Two,
against, to lie on the table ; Ten ditto, in favour, and Ten,
against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
BEER DUTIES BILL-Petitions from Brewers, &c. of Derby,
• Bolton, Chorley, 'Warrington, Dundee, Forfar, and Liver-
pool, against, to lie on the table.
WooL-Petition'from Castletim, for repeal of the Miles. On
the importation of Foreign Wool, to lie on the table.
FISHERIES (Ireland)-Petition from Skerries, Rush, and Bal•
briegan, for a continuance of the Bounties and Fishery Es-
tablishment.
WAREHOUSED WHEAT BILL-Petitions from Clonmett,
Waterford, Wickham, and Youghall, against, to lie on the
table- Second Rending deferred till Thursday.
CoUxTY COURT* Bird—Petition from Penzance, in favour ;
from Counsel of the Palade Court (Westminster), and
Town Clerk of Cambridge, -for ,compensation ; and from Man-
chester, against excepting Lancashire from the operation on to lie on the table.
COMBINATION OF WORKMEN LAWS-Petitions from New. •
ark-upon-Trent, Glasgow, Cambridge, and Manchester,
against, referred to the Select Committee on Artixans. and
Machinery; and from Edinburgh, to lie on the table.
DISTILLERY LAWS-Petitions from Lanark and Dumfries
Shires, for a free and egnal.trade in Spirits throughout tie
United Kingdom, to lie en the table.
NOTARIES Plume-Petition. for repeal of the Duties•on Li-
cences to act as Notaries Public, from Dumfries, to lie on the
table.
SALT DuTIEs-Two Petitions from Middlesex, for the entire
repearthereof,, to fin on the table:
COAT. Derues-Petition against the Duties on Coale, from ,
South Shields, to lie on the table. •
Linen BOUNTIES--Petition froth Mayo, for continuance of,
to lie on the table. •
GAME
,LAWS AMENDMN T.-Petition from Gloucestershire,
against, to lie on the table.
ASSESSED Texts-e-retition from Castle Cary; for the repeal
thereof; to lie on the table.
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX-Petition from Dartmouth,
for the repeal thereof, to lie on the table.
MEsseon FROM THE LORDS-That they 'hays agreed to
Innkeepers Bill, Constables (Ireland) Bill, County Treasu-
rers (Ireland) Bill, Records (Ireland) Bill, Proctors Costs
(Ireland) Bill,-Blackburn and Preston and Scartho Roads
Bills, and Macclesfield School Estate kill, without amend.
ment:
BRITISH MUSEUM
RUM DUTIES
SUGAR BOUNTIES
EXCHEQUER BILLS (Public Works)
MILITIA PAT •
lIASLEBOROUGII WALK INCLOSURE
DIVIDEND TRANSFER
PASSAGE VESSELS REGULATION
GLASS AND SWEETS
Rocs IN IRELAND .
NEWFOUNDLAND FISHER/ES-15ill "to make provision for
the better conduct of the Fisheries on the banks of New-
- foundland," read a . first time, to be read a second time on
Monday next, and to be printed.

Bills read a 3d times.
and passed. •

Bills read a 2d-time,
and committed:

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Colonel Davies—Constitution of the Irish Militia.
2. Mr. Mundy—Account of Beer lirewcd in certain Counties.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Laad Revenue Sale of Stock Bill—Committee.
2. Slave Trade Laws Consolidation Bill—Further Consider:*
ation of Report.-
3. New-street (Mary-le-bone) Bill—Committee.
4. Supply—Committee.
5. Ways and Means—Com'mittee.
6. Junes (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
7. County Courts Bill (Compensation to Officers of Cdurts of
Justice)—Report thereupon.
8. County Courts'iliti (Compensation to Officer:, of the County
of Lancaster)—Report thereupon.

NOTICES, GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Thursday, May 6.
1. Mr. Goulburn—Committee on the state of the Couilties in
Ireland in which the Insurrection Act has beenl force.
2. Sir John Newport—Statistical Returns respecting the Popu-
lation of Ireland.

Monday, May 10
1. Mr. Maberly—Repeal of the whole of the Assessed Taxes•
2. Mr. Trench—To refer to a Committee of the whole House
the Petition frotn the Town Clerk of Cambridge, for com-
pensation, in consequence of losses from County Courts
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MAYA.

THE NEW JUDGE.

B•fore the LORD CHANCELLOR came into Court, he was
detained in his private room for some time, administering the
oaths to Mr. LITTLEDALE, as a Sergeant at Law. The
patent was then sealed, and the Learned Sergeant was imme-
diately sworn in to be one of the Judges of the Court of King's
Bench: Lord Chief Justice ABBOTT was present during the
ceremony:

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