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London, England, 1833-03-25 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF CO4I7IIONS.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY WHICH

STAND IN THE ORDER• BOOK FOR THE 'PRESENT WEEK.
MONDAY, MARCH 25.—ORDERS OF TUE DAY.
Church Temporalities in Ireland—Committee thereupon.
Dramatic Authors Bill—Committee.
Burghs Police (Scotland) Bill—Second reading.
Supply—Report.
Supply—Committee.
Public Revenue (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
Ways and Means—Committee.
Stafford Bribery Bill—Report.
Lunatic Commissions Bill—Second reading.
Seamen's Hospital Bill—Second reading.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Captain Berkeley—That it is expedient a part of the Gallery of
this House, or some other commodious place, be appropriated
to the Reporters of the Public Press, the Reporters 'so ad-
mitted being amenable to such regulations as this House may
think fit to adopt.
Mr. Lamb—Bill for rendering more effectual the proceedir.gs
before Justices of the Peace in certain cases.
Mr. Sullivan--Return of the expense of erecting the Carlow
District Lunatic Asylum ; distinguishing the purchase of
land, &c. from the expense o'r building. Return of the ex-
pense of maintaining and supporting the said Asylum. from
its opening, on the 3d May, 1832, to the 30th January, 1833 ;
distinguishing salaries, with the names of the officers to
whom paid, from other expenses. Also, the number of Lu-
natics therein, when and where received from, and the pro.
portion from each of the Counties in the district, and If all
the Lunatics heretofore maintained, in the said Counties
have been admitted. Also, the proportion of said expendi-
ture from 3d May, 1832, to 30th January, 1833, as required
from the Counties of Carlow, Kildare, Wexford, Kilkenny,
and County of the City of Kilkenny, pursuant to the Order
of the Lords Justices in Council, dated 11th February, 1833,
and on what data the said proportion was made, whether on
the number of Lunatics, or the extent of acres in each County.
Mr. Gillon—ln Committee on Church Temporalities in Ire-
land, to move, That the Revenues of the Irish Church be
appropriated to purposes of general utility, after the demise
of the present incumbents.
Sir James Graham—Navy Estimates. (In Committee of Supply.)
Mr. Hume—On motion for going into Committee of Supply, to
move, That it is expedient, before voting the Naval and Mi-
litary Establishments for the public service of the year, that
this House should be informed of the state of the Finances
of the Country; and whether any and what relief is to be af_
forded to the people from the burden of taxation, in order
that the establishments may be suited thereto.
Mr. Evans (of Dublin)—Return of the present rates of Re_
newal Fines on Bishops' Leases, in the several Dioceses in
the Kingdom of Ireland ; specifying in eacn Diocese the
principle upon which the calculation of the Renewal Fines is
founded ; also, stating the number of Leases in each Dio.
scese which have expired from Ist January, 1800, to Ist Ja-
nuary, 1833.
Last Day for reading Private Bills the First Time.
TUESDAY, MARCH X.—NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Robinson—Select Committee, to consider and revise our
existing Taxation, with the view to a Repeal of those bur-
dens which press most heavily on productive industry, and
the substitution of an equitable Tax on property in lieu
thereof.
Colonel Hay—Select Committee to take into consideration the
existing Excise Laws in Scotland, particularly the restric-
tions on the manufacture of Malt for private use.
Mr. Matthias Attwood—To submit a Motion on the subject of
a revision of the existing Monetary system of the Country.
Sir George Staunton—To call the attention of the House to
the state of our Commercial Relations with China, and to
the measures which are now become indispensably necessary,
for the purpose of placing that very important branch of Bri-
tish Commerce, upon a secure and honourable basis; and to
move Resolutions upon the subject.
Mr. Ruthven—To move for a Copy of the Record of the Con.
viction and Sentence of the Rev. George Dwyer, at the Ge-
neral Quarter Sessions held at Loughrea, for the County of
Galway, with a Copy of the Indictment upon which he was
tried ;—Also, a Copy of the written Information laid before
the said Court of Sessions, setting forth the complaint of Wi-
dow Kempesey against Mr. Dwyer for the assault committed
upon her, for which be was tried and convicted.
Colonel Perceval—Copies of the Entries of the several Pro-
cesses against the Rev. George Dwyer, at the suit of the
Widow Eliza Kempesey, tried at Sessions in the County of
Galway, in the years 1832 and 1833, with the decrees or dis-
misses had thereon.
Mr. Hodges—Bill to amend the Laws relating to Sewers.
Mr. Grattan—Copies of all communications between his Ma-
jesty's Government, or:the Clerks of the Peace in Ireland, and
the Earl of Miltown, relative to the dismissal of the Earl of
Miltown from his office of Justice of the Peace.
Mr. Shaw—On further Conside.ation of Report of Disturbances
(Ireland) Bill, to move that, in Clause 2, two Justices of the
Peace be authorized to suppress the prohibited meetings
described in such Clause by means of summary convictions ;
at the end of Clause 4, the following proviso :—Provided al-
ways, that it shall not be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant, or
other Cbief Governor or Governors of lrcland, to apply the
provisions of this Act to any County or district, merely be-
cause Tithes shall not have been paid in such County or
district.

ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Southampton Town Election Petition—Ballot for Committec,

at three.
Rippon Borough Election Petition—Ballot for Committee at
a quarter after three.
Coventry City Election Petition—Ballot for Committee at half-

after three.
Disturbances (Ireland) Bill—Further Consideration of Report.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH OF MOTIONS.

Mr. Vivian—Bill to remove the Summer Assizes for the County
of Glamorgan from Cardiff to Swansea.
Mr. Strickland—To present a Petition against the Bill for the
Limitation of Actions and Suits relating to Real Property,
and against the Bill for the amendment of the Law of Inhe.
ritance ; and to move that the said Bilis be referred to a
Select Committee.
Mr. Tooke--T 0 move that the consideration of the Fines and
Recoveries Bill, the Dower Bill, and the Curtesy of England
Bill, be referred to a Select Committee.

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Mr. Wilson Patten—Commission to collect evidence on the

subject of Children employed in Factories.
Sir John Hobhouse-- Army Estimates, Number of Men. (111
Committee of Supply.)
Mr. Solicitor-General—To move that the Bill for abolishing
Fines and Recoveries, the Limitation Bill, the Dower Bill,
the Curtesy Bill, and the Inheritance Bill, be referred to a
Select Committee.

Mr. Perrin—Bill to repeal Irish Acts 6 Anne, c. 16, sec. 6, 8
Anne, c. 3, sec. 26, 12 Geo. 1., c. 3, 23 Geo. 11., c. 10, and
to amend 33 Geo. 111., c. 21, sec. 12; Bill to extend the juris-
diction of the Irish Civil Bill Courts from the late Irish to
the present and enaning i Dill to concolidAtc and amend