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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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PUBLIC HEALTH (Ireland).—Sir W. Somerville, Bill
tir promoting the public heAth in Ireland.
PAROCHIAL ASSESSHEETB.—Mr. C. Lewis, Bill to
amend the laws relating to parochial aisessments in Eng-
land.

PARTNERSHIPS (IRELAND).—Mr. SOliCitrW•Genera;
for Ireland, Bill to amend an Act uf the Parliament of
Ireland, for promoting trade and manufactures by regu•
lating and encouraging partnerships.
TUESDAY. APRIL 9.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

WINDOW TAx.—Viscuunt Duncan, to move: that
whereas the present mode, of assessing, levying, and col-
lecting taxes on air and light in England and Scotland
interferes most prejudicially with the health and sanitary
condition of the inhabitants of Great Britain, therefore
it is expedient that the window tax ahouid be repealed.
NEW CHURCHES, HAMPSTEAD.--Mr. Mullings, ad-.
dress fir fit= of all applications in writing, with the
dates, made to her Majesty's commissioners for building
new churches, by any person or persona declaring their
intention of endowing any church or chapel intended to
be built by such person or persons in the parish of Saint
John, Hampstead, in the county of Middlesex, and set-
ting forth the population of the said parish, together
with the accommodation provided in the several churches
or chapels built, building, or intended to be built,
within the aforesaid pariah, together with the population
of the district for which such churches or chapels
are intended to provide, and the accommodatio❑
intended to be provided in such churches or
chapels, and their respective distances from
the existing churches or nape's in the said parish:
also, for all communications made to or by the said com-
missioners in reference to such applications, and of all
resolutions come to by them, and of all communications
made to the applicants in respect thereof.
ORDER OF TIM DAY.

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COMMlTTEE.—Beneficcs in Plurality 8111.
NOTICE OF MOTION ON THE PRECEDING
ORDER.
Mr. Frewen, to more new clauses.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

►SECOND RBADINGS.—County Courts Extension; Irish
FisLeriee; Parish Constables; County ;Rates; Extra-
mural Interments; Bills.
COMMITTEES.—PubIic Libraries and Museums ; Real
Property Conveyance; Bills.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF THE
DAY.

Inns FISHERIES BILL.—On question of second read
ing of this bill; Mr. Conolly, to move that day six
months.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS BILL.—On ques-
tion of going into committee, Colonel Sibthorp, to move
that day six months. In committee, if former amend-
ment lost, Mr. Scholefield, Mr. Greenish, and Mr.
Evart, to move clauses and amendments.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
SECOND READINGS.—Court of Session (Scotland) ;
Distressed Unions, ;Sal. (Ireland); :,'medical Charities
(Ireland); Bills.
COMMITTEES.—Highways; Court of Chancery (Irc-
land); Parliamentary Voters, &e. (Ireland); Eleetions
(Ireland); Bills.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF TEE
DAY.

IlicawAvs BILL.—In committee on this bill, Mr. C.
Legh, Sir W. Jolliffe, and Mr. Christy, to move daises
and amendments.

COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND) 81LL..--011 gum
lion of going into committee on this bill, Mr. J. Stusrl
to move an instruction.

PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS, &C. (IRELAND) BILL.—
In committee, Sir D. Norreys, Sir R. Ferguson, Lord C.
Hamilton, Lord Naas, Mr. Fagan, Colonel Cbattertoo,
Mr. Stafford, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Mr. Reynolds, Mr.
Clements, Mr. French, and Mr. Frewen, to move fur
clauses and amendments.

ELECTIONS (IRELAND) BILL.—In committee on this
bill, Mr. M. O'Connell, to move that the votes at such
elections be taken by way of ballot.
DISTRESSED 'UNIONS, &C., (IRELAND) BILL.--OR
question of second reading of this bill, Colonel Sibthorp,
to move that day six months.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF QUESTION AND

I MILITARY KNIGHTSMO7IwONII4.
Dson.—Col. Reid, to
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ask the Secretary f.r the Home Department,
whether
he has received from the law officers of the Crown any
report upon the case and claims of the military knights
of Windsor, as art forth in their petitions to this house.
ELECTORAL DIVISIONS (IRELAND).—Sir D. Norreys
—Return of area, population, nad value of all electoral
divisions in Ireland, containing towns having a popula-
tion of 2,000 and ups ards; showing the area, value, and
population of the portions of such electoral divisions
which have been or which it is proposed by the
Boundary Commissioner to transfer to other divisions.
FRIDAY, APRIL 12.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
SECOND READINGS.—Money Payment of Wages
(Ireland); Public Health (Scotland); Police and Im-
provement (Scotland); Bills.
COMMlTTEES.—Australian Colonies Government,Fees
(Court of Common Pleas) ; Bills.

ORDERS OF THE DAY AND NOTICES OF
MOTIONS WHICH NOW STAND ON THE
ORDER BOOK OF THIS HOUSE.
MONDAY, APRIL 8.
COMMITTEES.—SuppIy and Ways and Means.
SECOND READlNos.—Landlord and Tenant (Ireland);
Registz ation of Deeds (Ireland) ; Stamp Duties; Chart-
tablo Trusts; Bills. -
COMMITTEES ON BlLLS.—Exchequer Bills (9,200,0001.);
Registration of. Deeds (Ireland); Titles of Religious
Congregations; Bills.
AMENDMENTS TO BE CON SIDE RED.—Judgments (Ire-
land) Bill.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF THE
DAY.

THE 'KING'S-ROAD, CHELSEA.—On the motion for
going into committee of supply, Sir J. Pakington, to
ask the Attorney-General whether it is his intention to
persevere in refusing his permission for the trustees of
the Grosvenor-place district to obtain a judicial decision
in -a court of law upon the question at issue between
them and the Marquis of Westminster with respect to
the repair of the King's-roa4.
REPRISALS.---NAVY ESTIMATES.—On question of
going into committee of supply on these estimates, Mr.
Anstey, to call attention to the illegality of reprisals
when made by officers of her Majesty's na►y without
the authority of an order in council.
NAVAL ASSISTANT SURGEONS.—Captain BOHM), on
same question, to move a resolution to the effect that
the accommodation provided for the assistant-surgeons
on board her Majesty's ships of war is inadequate and
insufficient for securing the full benefit of their profes-
sional service.
IN COMMITTEE Olf SUPPLY.—The ordnance estimates
to be moved by Colonel Anson, and the navy estimates
by Sir F. Baring.
MANNING TUE FLEET.—In committee of supply On
the navy estimates, Captain Harris to call the attention
of the Government to the importance of making provi-
sion, by legal enactment, tor the speedy and eftectual
manning of her Majesty's fleet in the event of a war.
THE ADMIRALTY EsTABLISDMENT.—CoIoneI Sib-
thorp, to propose the reduction of the present establish
Ine-lit of thu Admiralty, and particularly as applies to
the number of Lords of the Admiralty.
INDEPENDEN C NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

AMENDMENTS TO BE CONSIDERED. - Process and
practice (Ireland) Bill.
NOTICES OF MOTION ON ORDER OF
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THE DAY.
AUSTRALIAN COLONIES GOVERNMENT BILL. —ln
committee on this bill, Mr. E. Denison, Mr. Divt tt, Mr.
Lushington, Mr. Mines Mr. Aglionby, Mr. Scott, Sir
W. Molesworth, Mr. dadstoni, Mr. J. B. Smith, and
Mr. Hutt, to move clauses and amendments.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF MOTION.
PUBLIC SALARIES.—Lord John 11 11 -.U53e..—....e.rCt Com-
mittee to inquire into the salaries and emoluments of
offices held during the pleasure of the crown by mem-
bers of either house of parliament, voted in the annual
estimates; and also into the salaries and emoluments of
judicial offices in the superior courts of law and equity
in the Uunited Kingdom; and into the retiring pensions
allotted to the judge.; and also into the expense of
diplomatic establishments charged on the consolidated
fund.

MONDAY, APRIL 15.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
SECOND READING —Eeelesiwical Counniesion Bill.
AMENDMENTS TO BE CONSIDERED.—Chief Justices'
Salaries Bill.

TUESDAY, APRIL 16.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES 01? MOTIONS.
TAXES ON KNoWLEDGR.—Mr. Milner Gilson, to
submit a motion to the 'hump, as to the policy of abo-
lishing all taxes which directly impede the diffusion of
knowledge amongst the great body of the people, with a
view to the repeal of the stamp on news facers, the ex-
cise tax on paper, the tax upon advertisements, and the
duty upon foreign books.
SAYINGS or THE MIDDLE AND WORKING CLASSES.
—Mr. Slaney, select committee, to consider and suggest
means of removing obstacles and giving facilities to sale
investments for the savings of the middle and working
classes; and for affording them the mt ans of forming
societies to insure themselves against coming evils fre-
quently recurring.
MALT TAX.—Mr. Cayley to move the repeal of this
tax.—Mr. Wodehouse, to move resolutions as an amend-
to preceding motion.
PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS QUALIFICATION.--Sir De
Lacy Evans, bill to render the payment of any income
or property tax a qualification to vote for members of
parliament for the county or borough in which such pay-
ment shall have been made, provided that no person
shall be so entitled unless be shall have been resident for
the space of twelve • months preceding within the said
county or borough, and shall have been duly registered;
also, to render the payment of poor rate as occupier'of
any premises rated as of the net annual value of five
pounds or upwards, a qualification to vote for members
of parliament for the ceunty,or borough within which
such premises are situated, provided the person paying
such rate shall have occupied such premises for twelve
months preceding, and have been duly registered; also,
to render deposits in savings banks of a certain amount
a qualification to vote for members of parliament, with
the provision of twelve months' preceding residence, and
of registration; and of twelve months' preceding dura-
tion of such deposits.
LAND IN IRELAND.—Mr.SadIeir, to call the attention
of the house to the injurious operation c f those laws
which affect the transfer and tenure of Land in Ireland.
SALARIES, &c., INDIA.—Mr. Sadleir, return of all
personsin India receiving salaries, pensions, pay, profits,
lees, emoluments, allowances, or grants of public money,
by virtue of any direct or indirect nomination, recom-
mendation, or appointment by the President of the
Board of Control over the Affairs of India alone, or by
virtue of any arrangement with the Board of Directors
of the East India Company, and
_the dates of each such
nomination, recommendation, or appointment, respec-
tively, from the Ist day of January, 1832, to the lit
day of March, 1850, excepting the judges of the superior
courts of law in India; stating the total amount received
by each individual in.each year, and distinguishing the
sources from which the payments are made.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

SECOND READINGS.-Education; Highways (South
Wales) Copyhold Enfranchisement; Your Maid (Cities
and Towns); Bills.
COMMITTEE.—Life Policies of Insurance Bill.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF THE