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London, England, 1844-04-04 00:00:00

ORDERS OF THE DAY.-MAT 1.

Court of Arches Bill;—Adjourned Debate on
Second Reading.
Liine Toll Exemption (Wales) Bill;—Secondßeading.
MAY 24.
Last Day for receiving Reports on Private Bills.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS AFTER THE RECESS,

FOR WHICH NO PARTICULAR DAYS HAVE
BEEN I►IXED.

Mr. Watson,—Select Committee, to inquire into the
Orders for Compensation made by the Lord Chancellor
to the persons filling the offices of Clerks of the Enrol-
mentS, Comptrollers of the Hanaper, Riding Clerk, Six
Clerks, Sworn Clerks, Waiting Clerks, Agent or Record
Keeper in the Court of Chancery, or any of them, under
the Statute 5 and 6 Vic. c. 103, and to inquire into the
nature, duties, and emoluments of those offices before
the passing of that Statute, and their right to compensa-
tion (and, if any, to what amount) during their life, and
for .seven years after the death of such persons; and to
inquire into ,the Taxation of the Suitors in the Court of
Chancery and of Common Law, and the application of
moneys raised thereby, and the propriety of continuing
the same. -
Sir Charles Lemon,—Committee to examine the
grounds on which it has been proposed to remove from
Falmouth the Packet Station for the West Indian and
Mediterranenn Mails.
Viscount Clements,—Return of the names, rank, sa-
lary, and station of every Officer or other person who
has been sent to Ireland on a particular or secret service.
Return showing the name of each Barrack or other
place that has been fortified since the commencement of
the year 1843, and the amount expended upon each
Barrack or other place that may have been so fortified.
Return of the name, rank, and station of every Officer
of Police, showing the number and nature of the Arms in
his poisession.(not belonging to the Police Service), and
showing if the same have been registered and marked,
and nature of the mark, if any.
Return of the same nature from the Revenue Police.
'Return showing the number and station of each Regi-
ment in her Majesty's Service now quartered in Ireland,
and the number of Arms (not belonging to the Service)
that are in the possession of the Officers of each Regi-
ment, and if the same have been registered and marked,
and the nature of the mark, if any.
The number of arms at present in Dublin Castle, not
being in the hands of the Military or Police, and show-
ing if the same have been registered and marked, and
the nature of the mark, if any.

Mr.. Jervis,—That this House will, on
resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to
consider of the following Address to her Majesty; that
is to say; that an humble Address be presented to her
Majesty, praying that her Majesty will be graciously
pleased to take into consideration the claim made by
Jehn Hopton Russell Chichester, of Lincoln's Ino, Es-
qiiire, as sole executor of Robert William Powell, an un-
compensated American Loyalist, deceased; and that her
Majesty will be graciously pleased to advance to such
claimant the amount of.,the balance due to the estate of
the said Robert, William Powell, for losses incurred in
conSequenee of his adherence to his allegiance, and as-
..eertained by the Commissioners appointed for that pur-
pose; . and to assure her Majesty that this House will
make good. the same..
Sir Denham Norreys,—Select Committee, to consider
The:operation of the present Poor-laWs in Ireland.
Sir Denham Norreys,—To bring under the considera-
tion of the Mouse. the, present valuations of property in
Ireland for the put:poses of Local Taxation.
Mr. Ward,—Comniittee of the whole House, upon the
pie Mint state of the Temporalities of the Irish Church.
:Mr. to define the Law of Conspiracy,
and the Evidence applicable thereto.
- Mr. O'Connell,=l3ill to repeal the several Statutes re-
lating to the Law 'of-Landlord and Tenant in Ireland,
pissed since the 'Union, and to enact that no right to
levy rent by distress shall acerue to any Landlord in
,Ireland unless upon a freehold lease or a lease for a
,term of not less than twenty-one years.
-'Mr. Wyse,—That a dutiful Address be preiented to
het. Majesty, humbly representing to her Majesty the
importance of due provision being made for the Univer-
sity Education of her Roman Catholic Subjects of Ire-
land, especially Of such as are intendedfor the priesthood,
and the inadequacy of the means and system now exist-
ing for the attainment of such object; and further pray-
ing her Majesty, that she will be, graciously pleased to
give directions, by an enlargement and improvement of
-existing arrangements, either by opening the emolu-
-ments2and honours as well as studies of the University
of 'Dublin to Roman Catholics
.as well as Protestants,
and raising the College of Maynooth to the dignity of a
`Theological Faculty of the said University, or by found-
lrig and 'maintaining a Roman Catholic University, with
.equal-rank; endowments, and privileges with those of
the. University of Dublin, or by such other means as her
`Majesty in her.wisdom and benevolence may deem fit
adequately to supply the deficiencies now complained of,
-and, as far as may be, effectually provide for the future
• moral and intellectual wants of the Roman Catholic in-
habitants; thus promoting the advancement and happi-
ness, riot Of Roman Catholics only, but of all classes and
-persuasions of-the Irish people.,
Mr. Wy.ser—Motion, for the 44vahoethest lad regulit-
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