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with death, and in 1834 there was one execution.

The liability or inducement to crime in a dense pePl• therr
appears greater than in an extended rural population;
fore the above fact is gratifying to our national character:

PARLIAIVIEN TARY BUSINESS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. ;44
NOTICES of MOTIONS and ORDERS of the DAYS •:
now stand in the Order Book for the Present Week.
MONDAY, MARCH 2.—ORDERS TAE DAV.
1. Chester Criminals Execution Bill—Second reading.

2. Motion for a Supply—Committee thereupon. - •
'NOTICES OF MOTIONS. 140
1. The Chancellor of the Exchequer,—Committee respecting
Houses of Parliament.
2. Mr. Henry Grattan,—Committee to inquire into the -17#14
ings which took place at Rathcormac in Ireland on the !oil'
December last ; Copy of a Letter signed Fitzroy Se„
dated Horse Guards, 22d February, and addressed to Sl'
se}' Vivian. ib
3. Sir Robert Inglis,—To move the re-appointment of the
Committee. • dOti
4. Mr. Ronayne,—Return of the Sums in each County —fe'
Treasurer's hands in Ireland, respectively, on the 111,51,„
ruary, 1835, and whether same has been lodged in
_,Ser
ment or other Security, or in Bank, and the amount wdoso6
rity for eaeh Treasurer ; together with the names, 0100i.,1
and residences of each Sureties, and if living or dead; Kr
Account of the expense of the Militia Staff in Ireland' •
last three years.
TUESDAY, MARCIE a -NOTICES OF MOTIONS. re,
1. Mr. Wallace, of Greenock,—That the Reporters for tbeAlitln
Press may remain within this House while Divisions 10.1"
taken. otst!e
2. Mr. Roebuck,—Committee to inquire into the present,,j?
the Education of the People of En land Lt
land and Wales,o
the application and effects of the Grant made in the ..04
sion of Parliament for the erection of School Houses, co,
consider the expediency of further Grants in aid of Edo
and to report their observations thereupon to the Heege; (A 0
3. Mr. O'Dwyer,—That there be laid before this Housettraoyo
of any Order recently issued to Officers commandinfiAlsolAl
Ireland, directing " that in future military parties sh'oo9
granted to assist in the collection of Tithes, withott ,
directions from the officer commanding in chief ; and
that, in the event of any collision between the King,.'ak
and the populace, the improper practice hitherto pi-digos
times, of firing over the heads of the peasantry, besoie.:
nued, and that the troops shall always fire with effect,'
to this import.
4. Mr. Gisborne —That in all cases in which an eleetini'el
declared void on the ground of bribery or treating, s
dient that the expenses of the petitioners should be geOre
the public ; but that in every case in which a sitting
~iitrj
shall be declared, on the ground of bribery or treats nFisges"
pable of sitting again in the same Parliament, the eel e, a
the petitioners shall be borne by the unseated Membe,r;foreli
5. Mr. Feargus O'Connor,—Copy of the Evidence takenZeoe.sl
l
Coroner, upon an Inquest held at Rathcormac, in Ij:flit/sly
of Cork, upon the bodies of nine persons, who lost the,
Gurtroc, on the 18th December last:—Also a CI:1/Y
finding of the Jury, and a Copy of the Corresponcleriretirftid
took place between the Government or Military Sec
Ids
the Magistrates of the County of Cork, relative toTroops for the Collection of Tithes and Arrears °
the parish of Gurtroc. f fifes"
6. Sir Samuel Whalley—To move, That as a number °,01104
larger than there is any precedent of, has divided eiror
present House without inconvenience, it is expecite;fl stlid
view to save time, and to relieve the Speaker fr°_ toor

;pea,
pleasant duty, that all divisions shall for the future
within the House.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.—NOTICES OF MOTIOI4- 11‘i'a'f.
1. Sir John Campbell,—Bill to Abolish Imprisoninezt pebt‘ A
except in cases cf fraud, and to amend the Law °'
Creditor. PIE 1
2. Sir John Campbell,—Bill for the Amendment of thes ,dt
respect to Wills, and to Executors and Administratiri
3. Sir John Campbell,—Bill to facilitate the Enfrane. resr
Copyholds, to abolish Heriots, and to amend the I's
ing Copyhold Tenure while die same shall subsist' 0. '
4. Sir John Campbell,—Bill to amend the Law of 0.0
5. Sir John Campbell,—Bill to Amend the Law of L's
6. Mr. Ward,—'l o call the attention of the House t° • f
of giving publicity to Divisions. ratiansai
7. The Lord Advocate,—Bill for making certain --,t,cers elehst
reductions in the establishment of Clerks and °P„I-'§b
to the Court of Session in Scotland, and to dungy • oti
pense of Judicial Procedure in that Court. Scotland.
8. The Lord Advocate,—Bill for abolishing in ,r re:"
sonment for Civil Debts of small amount, and 1,(1
more available the process of Cessio Bonorum, _4O
ing the arrestment of Wages. fe'"
9. The Lord Advocate,—Bill for better regulating the st,
Process in the Court of Session in Scotland. d
10. The Lord Advocate,—Bill for the better regulation
diction of Sheriffs of Counties in 'Scotland. ,5:00,
THURSDAY, MARCH rS.—NOTICES OF MOTIIe
I. Mr. Wallace, of Greenock,—Select Committee on eid
die
ment of the Post-office.
2. Mr. Wallace, of Greenock,—Bills to alter and amen' 011-'els.l
as
cedure in certain Law Courts of Scotland. h .11 litotes'
3. Mr. Hutt,—Copies of all Correspondence See-1,7
place, since the year 1823, between his .11111.lest),000105ab" r
State for Foreign Affairs and his MajestY's (i3ritisll,o ,411
burgh, relative to grievances complained of bY t of r
resident in that city :—Also, Copy of the Bell, lao
jesty's Advocate-General on the subject 0f..4.
Factory at_Hamburg, dated 20th October, P3'