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London, England, 1824-04-14 00:00:00

11017 SE 07 COMMONS.

Mario, 130 die Aprih's, 18'24.
Courawirs—llibernian Mining (Petition of Residents, in
favour, to lie on the table), and Mining ( Ireland) No. 2
Bills read a second time, and committed. Royal Irish Min-
ing—Bill read a first time. West India—Petition for a Bill
referred to a Committee. l'atriotic Assurance (Ireland)_-
Order for Bill discharged, and another ordered to be
brought in.
ISlPROVEMEMTS—Fvesham—Petitions of Edw. Rudge and
and T. B. Cooper, Esqrs. against, referred to the Committee
on the Bill. Paddino-on —Petition of Bishop of London,
against, to lie on the table.
Bat 'Tor. TOWN DUES—Four Petitions, in favour, to lie on
the table.
gas LIGHTS—London and Westminster Oil—Six Petitions,
'in favour, to lie on the table. Izmdonderry— Petition for
Bill reported.. Report to lie on the table. Compressed Gas—
. Bill read a 2d time, axd committed.
110 Ans—Bolton and Norwich-r-Petition for leave to present a
Petition for a Bill referred to a Ce,mmitee. Blackburn and
Preston, City, and last Retford and Littleborough—Bills
read a third time, and passed. Glasgow and Portpatrick—
nal read a first time. Brighton and Newhaven—Petition
of J. Valiance, against, referred to the Committee on the
• Bin. Finchley—Petition for leave to present a Petition for
a Bill reported, and leave given. Kensington—Bill report-
ed, to be ingrossed. Teddington and Evesham—Petition
for additional provision reported, Report to lie en the table.
Carear.s—Hertfind Union—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
Counter's Creek—Bill reported, Report to lie on the table.
-Bristol and Taunton--Tetition froni Cullompton, in favour,
to lie on the table. •
AIILIt-END OLD Towx RATES—Petit:C.III Commissioners
Sew ors for the Tower Hamlets, tagaies , referred to the
• Col-mei-lee on the Bill.
Totts—Doblin,--Petition of Noblemen, &c. of Dtiblin,
agaiest, to lie on the table.
Coat. TitanE-:-Dublin --Three Petitions, against. Second
reading put off for six months.
etvr y_M anches ter Benevolentll
Petitions for Bills refer,-
-vi Alt .1; ET—Cantetbory
I i aro u red to Committees.
n—Sandwich
Locat. TAxaTiox—Dublin—Petition of Plank-owners of
Dublin, against ; and of Householders, respecting, to lie on
the table. Bill read a second time, and committed.
BlLlDGE—flannnersmitb,-Petitionit from Chiswick, Rich;
mond, Hammersmith, Kensington, and Barnes, in favour,
to lie on the table. Bill read a second time, and committed.
IIESSA62 FROST TILE LORDS—That they have agreed to
C.oine, Rugeley and Airewas, otnd Duncbureh Roads Bills,
Dublin Oil Gas Bill, Maidenhead Chapel Bill, Ayr Gaol
Bill, and Leith Trinity House Bill, without amendment. 1 i
LIGHTING—CIiftOn
N.avionaTrox—Medway
Burr:sir llrscuM
Ilust Dt7TrEs
iDuTiEs
`Minas Bout:TIT:3
i'iz_c:llFigUE R. BILLS (Public Works)
aoE ACT AIIENDMENT
-ILITIA 1; - ary e One (N 1 1 b )
Ltfei:x OUNTIES-- Petition from
ance of, to lie on thetable.
Fon
rei;rl.l Grain and Wheat to be entered
WHEAT—Petition of Importers and Dealers in Fo-
bforpermitting Foreign
for home consumption, to lie on the table.
Roma); CATUOLICS—BiII• to amend the Laws regarding :the
Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials of Roman Catholics in
England, ordered to be brought in. • -
,I,NSOLVENT DEBTORS Bills read a third time,
44,ti::'trrYI:aseastinns cireiand) and passed.
CROW
N BEaTS REIZOVERT (Ire.
land) Bills reported, to be read
a third time to-morrow.
I-rinneateD ROADS REPAIR
Vaonawrs—Bill considered in Committee and reported ;
farther consideration of Report on May 6 ; Bill, as amend-
ed, to be printed.
DlvlnExn " to authorize the transfer and
Payment of the Dividends of Stock standing in the names of
Infants," read a first time ; to be read a second time May 4,

Bin• Tend a 2d time,
and committed. •

scornrnon, for continu-

and to be printed.
WARI:HOUSED WHEAT ACT--Resolution reported and
agreed to, and Bill ordered to be brought in.
Gi.ass DUTIES AKD SWEETS A c'r s—The following Resolu-
tions reported and :greed to, and Bill ordered to be brought
in :
"- 1. That it is expedient to continue an Act of the 59th year
of his late Majesty, for continuing certain Laws of Excise,
)olth regard to Wass.
" 2. That it is expedient to continue an Act of the 57th year
of his late Majesty, for suspending a part of the Duties on
/Sweets or Made 'Wines." " ' • -