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th s Bill, and was ono which ought to be introduced also
in Ow navy.
Lord SA.LTOUN thanked the Government for the
in trop uction of the clause.
The report via then agreed to.
Seve ;al Bills were advanced a stage, and
=.4 Ile House adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, May 20.
SPEAKER took the Chair shortly after Four
eelc

THIRD READINGS.

Ti le following—Bills were read a third time and
passE d.:--Belfast Port and Harbour; Birkenhead Com-
missi caliQrs Dock Acts Amendment (Construction of New
Dock x and Alteration of Culvert); Dublin Consumers'
Gt"; L?uffryn, Llynvi, and Porth Cuwl and Llynvi Val-
ley 1.. 4.6i1 ways Amalgamation; Glasgow, Dumfries, and
Cull
;le Railway, and Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock,
and .
-,- ,Ay r Railway (No. 4); Inverness Gas and Water;
"4"Lti on, Sewage Chemical Manure; M`Leod's (Dalkeith
followif 1.. Bills
Glebe) i I,tate; Runcorn Gas; Ryde Improvement.
`-'ll *.f : motion of Mr. WISE, the third readings of the
13,, .0 were p p , • .
postponed:—The oned.—The Waterford Road
.1.)", at cl the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin
"alb" I (no. 1) Bill.

REPORTS.

The following reports were brought up:—
Aberdeen Harbour.
Ambe, Tate, Nottingham, and Boston and Eastern June.
tion .Railway (Alteration of Line and Branches to
Nott. tngham).
Ayr 11 arbour.
rshi re Roads.
Caledo: Tian Railway (Branches to Canonbie, &c.)
Caledo aian Railway (Lease of part of Glasgow, Dumfries,
and t 13arliale Railway).
C"enti Ir, Banbury, and Oxford Junction Railway.
East L incolnshire Railway (Louth Navigation Pur-
chase
East Li aeolnshire Railway (Branch from Louth to Lin-
G lcaosigno): w and Shotts Road.
tivrP' )01, Crosby, and Southport Railway and Branch.
Londoi i avid South Western Railway (Andover to the
Bast ,opstoke and Salisbury Branch, &c.)
Mac I Jun' Harbour.
Metz-op° litan Sewage Manure.
Nationat Mercantile Life Assurance Society.
lqevepor t, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway De-
viatin as.
IlewPer t, Abergavenny, and llereford Railway (Exten-
sion to Taff Vale Railway).
NNoorrtthh St affordshire Railway (Alterations andßranches.)
St gaffordshire Railway (Churnet Valley Line and
Trent Valley Railway Junction).
Ports' .nith Paving, Lighting, and Improving.
Regent's Canal Company (Paddington and Limehouse
Rai,vvay and Branch).
l'ltcllvich Haven.
Illiderlaf id Improvement, Markets, and Bridge.
RR' Docks.
zWert arkw orth Harbour.
CJornwall Railway.
Trusts.
and Melcombe Regis Harbour and Bridge
a'ruus.
The reports on the following Bills wore considered and
eed to •
rt
tirtiggnor:On, Northfield, &c., Rates.
)114 and Ely Railway (Deviation and Lynn Docks).
LORDS' AMENDMENTS.
4132 n Ole motion of Mr. R. SPOONER, the Lords'
v,,,,!4c'aments to the Newmarket and Chesterfield Rail-
"' (Extension to Thetford) Bill were agreed to.

EDUCATION.
ism r• THORNELY presented petitions from Wolver-
edv( Pt°n, praying that in any grant for the purposes of
"Lion, the Roman Catholics might be included.
Pe . . HEALTH OF TOWNS.
Tow talons were presented in favour of the Health of
W ns Bill from Hull, Leeds, places in Cornwall, and
Tington.
TRUCK SYSTEM—COAL MINES.
Co! DUNCOMBE presented a petition from the
try • •tainers of England and Wales, complaining of the
system, and praying for the appointment of Go-
runient inspectors.

„ ” POOR-LAW BILL.
Mr* ENLEY presented petitions from llenley-on-
. haraes and Warwick praying for the amendment of the
roor-law Bill of last year.
REPORTS ON RAILWAY BILLS.,
Bar.rrh GREENE moved that the report on the Paisley,
aide e.ad, and Hurlat Railway Bill be taken into con-
the rat on
this day, notwithstanding that the breviate of
tht as amended in Committee, has not been laid on
„,table the day previously. Also, that the report on
men` Sisley Renfrew Railway (Sale and Improve-
Bill, be taken into consideration this day, not-
that the breviate of the Bill, as amended
Prt 1/4Truraittee, has not been laid on the table the day
'vluusly,..._Agreed to.
WI% pr "RAND
ANATOMY ACT.
Wzo t"",, AND presented a petition from numerous
_ ,that
'uesPeople in the town of Leeds, complain-
ca:rtied,e provisions of the Anatomy Act were not
"''urns 411r1 that the inspector did not send annual
• The . uses o ar lament as he was bound to
lartayie Petitioner
ital'f,hel°ol:de°lr oi;
thlet prayed
tbj
the
ll°
Parliament as he was bound to
lX•OYisiona ooners prayed for an investigation into the
Act,
RAILWAYS BILL.
'lwaYs Bill day for the second reading of the
was discharged.
O
puSE AGRICULTURAL TENURE.
Tots Y Presented several petitions from different
the country praying for an improvement in the
of agricultural tenure.
REPORTS ON PRIVATE BILLS.
1‘11.• GISBORNE gave notice that, at the time of
.privatel'd business, at the first meeting of the House after
the holidays,
that, reports upon private Bills should be further consi-
dertul in that House.