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be referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders.
" That every private Bill, printed on paper of a size to
be determined upon by Mr. Speaker, be presented to the
House, with a cover of parchment attached to it, upon
the title of the Bill is to be written ; and the
short title of the Bill, as first entered on the votes, shall
be in accordance with the subject matter of the Bill, and
shall ti,,t be changed, unless by special order of the House.
" That the proposed amount of all rates, tolls, and
other matters heretofore left blank in any private Bill,
when presented to the Meuse, be inserted in italics in
the printed Bill.

"That every private Bill (except name and natura-
lization Bill) be printed ; and printed copies thereof
delivered to the doorkeepers for the use of the Members
before the first reading.
That there be three clear days between the first and
second reading of every private
" That this House will not receive any petition com-
plaining solely of a non-compliance With the standing
orders of the House in respect of any private Bill subse-
quantly to the second reading of such Bill, unless in the
case of those standing orders which must necessarily
be taken into consideration by the committe e on the Bill.
" That on every petition presented to this House re-
lating to any private Bill before the House, the name or
short title by which such Bill is entered in the votes be
written at the beginning thereof, and whether such peti-
tion be in favour or against the Bill, er relating to the
non-compliance with the standing orders.
"That no private Bill be read a second time until
after the expiration of two calendar months from the
day the last notice shall have been given in the news
paper.
" That a breviate of every private Bill (except divorce,
name, naturalization, and estate Bills, brought from the
House of Lords, and not relating to Crown, church, or
corporation property, or property held in trust for public
or charitable purposes) be prepared wader the direction
of Mr. Speaker, and that such breviate shall contain a
statement of Ole object of the Bill and a summary of the
proposed enactments, and shall state any variation from
the general law which will be effected by the Bill.
"That no private Bill be read a second time until
three clear days after the breviate thereof shall have
been laid on the table of the Hotly, and have been
printed.
" That no private Bill, or clause, for the particular
interest or benefit of any person or persons, county or
counties, corporation or corporations, or body or bodies
of people, be read a second time, unless fees be paid for
the same.

" That every private Bill, not being a divorce Bill,
after having been read a second time and committed,
shall be referred to the Committee of Selection ; and
every divorce Bill shall be referred to the Select Com.
mittee on divorce

" That there be seven clear days between the second
reading of every private Bill and the sitting of the
Committee thereupon.
" That in the case of railway Bills, if any report made
under the authority of the Board of Trade upon any Bill
or the obj,cts thereof be laid before the House, such
report shall be referred to the Committee on the Bill.
" That the report upon every private Bill ordered to
be printed as amended in Committee shall lie upon the
table.

" That a breviate of the amendments made in every
Committee on a private Bill be Eubmittcd to the chair-
man of the Committee of Ways and Means, and also laid
upon the table of the House, at least the day previous to
the consideration of the report on such Bill.
. .

" That every private Bill, as amended in Committee,
excepting in the cases wherein the Committee shall
report the amendments to be merely verbal or literal, be
printed at the expense of the parties applying for the
same, and be'delivered to the doorkeepers for the use of
the Members three clear days at least before the con-
sideration of the report.
" That when any clause or amendment is offered upon
the report, or the consideration of the report, or the
third reading of any private Bill, such clause or amend-
ment shall be referred to the Select Committee on
Standing Orders, that such clause shall be printed.
And when any clause is proposed to be amended, it shall
be printed in e.ztenso, with every addition or substitution
in different type, and the omissions therefrom included
in brackets.

" That when any clause or amendment upon the re-
port, or the consideration of the report, or the third read-
ing of any private Bill, shall have been referred to the
Select Committee on Standing Orders, no further pro
ceeding on either of such stages shall be had until the
report of the said Select Committee shall have been
brought up.
" That, in order to afford opportunity for the proper
discussion of the reports on railway Bills concluded in
the second class, this House will, upon every Tuesday
and Thursday, proceed to the consideration of reports
on such Bills.
" That no private Bill shall pass through two stages
on one and the same day without the special leave of the
House.

" That (except in cases of urgent and pressing neces-
sity) no motion be made to dispense with any sessional
or standing order of the House without clue notice
thereof.

" Order applicable to such Railway Bills as shall have
- been ordered to he Engrossed in Sersion 1845.
"That the time between the second reading of any
such Bill which shall be brought in in the session of
1846, and the meeting of the Committee thereon be
shortened to three clear days, the parties giving the
regular notices in the Private