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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-CHRTSTMAS,

NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS or THE DAY WHICH NOW

STAND ON THE ORDER BOOK.
(The Orders of the Day for hearing Election Petitions appeared in the
Sus of Friday last.)
Friday, Feb. IL
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
I. Supply—(!ointnittee.
'2. Ways and Means—Committee.
Monday, Feb. 12.
ORDER OF THE DAY.

Postage Dillies Acts (Great Britain and Ireland)—Committee thereupon,

NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. liuskisson—Con.ideration of the Laws relating to the Importation
of Foreign Corn.

Tuesday, Feb. 13.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. 51aberlv—Ileturils of articles imported and exported; ahn, an
Account of Bank Notes in circulation.
2. Sir Henry Parnell—Debt due by the Government to the Bank—the ba-
, lance of the public money in the hands of the Bank—and the sum
paid in 1828 to the Bank for the management of the National Debt.
ORDER or THE DAY:
Mallow Election, Becognizanees—Adjourned Debate.
Thursday, Feb. 15.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS. -
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I. Colonel Davies to move a Resolution, That the Estimates, previously
to their being printed, be referred to a Select Committee.
2. Mr. Spence—MOtions concerning the Exchequer, Rolls, and Vice-
Chancellor's Court, &c.
3. Mr. Wilmot Horton—Appointment of Committee on Emigration.
ORDER OT THE DAY.
Private Bills, Resolutions—Adjourned Debate.
Friday, Feb. 21.
Last Day for receiving Petitions for Private Bills.
Tuesday, Feb. V.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Mim?hael Angelo Taylor—Motion tending to separate the jurisdiction
in all matters of Bankruptcy from the High Court of Chancery.

Monday, May 14.
Last Day for receiving Reports of Private Bills.

NOTICES OF. MOTIONS AFTER CHRISTMAS, FOR WHICH NO

PARTICULAR DAY HAS BEEN FIXED.
I. Mr, Spring Rice—Repeal of the Duty on Coals imported into Ireland.
4. Mr. Williams Wynn—Thanks to the Officers and Men engaged in the
late glorious successes in India.
3. Mr. Spring Rice—Motion relating to the Government of Ireland.
4. Mr. Macqueen—Law of Settlement.
:5. Mr. Maherly-..Repeal of the Assessed Taxes.
6. Lord Viscount Althorp—To move for a Select Committee to whom
may be referred all Petitions complaining of general Bribery or Cor-
ruption at any Election; also, a Select Committee to consider of the
mode of conducting the Poll at County Elections; also, a Bill to
prohibit persons voting at any Election Also may be employed as
Agents for any Candidate at such Election.
7. Lord Nugent—Address for Returns of the various rights on which
Voters claim to return Members to Parliament In the difftent Coun-
ties, Cities, and Boroughs; distinguishing resident from non-resi-
dent and actual Freemen and Burgesses from Honorary.
8. Mr. Secretary Peel—Police of parishes in the immediate vicinity of
fhe Metropolis.
9. Mr. Secretary Peel—l. Bill for consolidating and amending the Laws
relative to Larceny, and offbnees connected therewith. 2., Bill for
consolidatidg and amending the Laws relative to malicious Injuries
to Property. 3. Bill for consolidating and amending the JAM rela-
tive to Remedies against the Hundred. 4. Bill for consolidating and
amending the Laws relative to Embezzlements by Journeymen Ma-
nufacturers, and Disputes by Journeymen and their Masters. S. Bill
for repealing such'Statutes as will be superseded by the preceding
10. Mr. Bransby Cooper—Resolution against giving Voices to all Members
who come to Committees on Private Bills.
ii. Colonel 'rorrens—Motion for the pacification of Ireland.
12. Mr. Henry Grattan—To explain and amend Act 33 Geo. 3, c. 21, for
the relief of his Majesty's Roman Catholic Rubjects.
13. Mr. James Brown—Papers relating to a Police Report in the County
of Mayo.
14: Mr. James Grattan—To propose Resolutions respecting the condition
of the poor of Ireland.
L. Mr. George Dawson—Bill to provide for the better maintenance of it.
legitimate children hi Ireland.
16. Mr. Harvey—Te regulate the formation, and to define the liability of
Joint Stock Companies.
17. Mr. James Browiie—To amend the Election Law of Ireland.

IS. Mr. Charles Pallmer—Bill to consolidate and amend the Laws relating
to Savings Banks. Also, a Bill to facilitate and regulate County and
other Provident Institutions.
19. Mr. Trench—Bill to regulate the Elective Franchise in Counties at
large in Ireland.
20. Sir John Newport—State of the First Fruit Fund in Ireland.
21. Mr, John Williams—Return of all Motions heard before the Lord
Chancellor during the last five years, and of all Appeals, Causes,
Exceptions, Further Directions, Bankrupt and Cause Petitions,
heard before his Lordship, and now pending for Judgment, with the
times when they. were respectively heard, and the days on which the
same have been in the Paper for Judgment.
22. Mr. Courtenay—Select Committee on Friendly Societies.