Star.
London, England, 1830-02-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

Nwitis of Motions and Orders of the Day, which now stand in
tht• Order Book of the House of Commons for the ensuing week.
MONDAY. TIN 16.
Udders of the Day-1. Lunatic lAeensing Delano* Bill
niittee.
IL "Smugglers' Familes Mentenante Bill;'-Second Reading.
3. &TO)? Committee.
.Notices of Motions—l. Marquis of Chandee—Bill to alter and
amend the Laws relating to the preserredun of Garne.
2. Ml'. Portman--Bill to regulate the peAslng of Paupers to
Onernvey and Jersey.
3. Mr. Portman--Bill to facilitate the Watching and Lighting of
Parishe. inEngland._ _

4. Mr. Hume—Address to his Majesty for Reduction of Expen.
diture and Taxation (on going into Committee of Supply.)
S. Mr. 0 Connell - Bill to declare and enact that the Publication
, of Truth is not, and shall not, be deemed a libel.
6. Lord John Russell—Motion on the subject of the arrange-
ments respecting Greece.
7. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Payment of Exchequer
Bills— Transfer of Aids (in Committee of Supply.)
TUESDAY, TED. 16.
Notices of Motions-1. Mr. Edward Davenport—Motion upon
the distressed State of the Country.
2. Lord Francis Leveson Gower—Bill to Explain " an Act
. made in the seventh year of his Majesty's reign, with respect to the
Assignment and Subletting of Lands and Tenements in Ireland."
3. Mr. Stapley —Bill to Amend the Laws respecting the Leasing
Powers of Bishops and Ecclesiastical Corporation in Ireland.
WEDNESDAY, TEL 17.
Notice of Motion.—Mr. Secretary Peel—Bill to abolish all fees
heretofore payable by persona on their acquittal or other discharge
from any criminal charge.
THURSDAY, TED. 18.
Notices of Motions.-1. Mr. Secretary Peel—Leave for Bill foe
ascertaining the fees and emoluments of officers in the Courts of
Common law.

2. Marquis of Blandfotd—Bill for regulating abuses in elections
of Members to serve in Parliament.
3. Mr. Slaney—Bill to declare and amend that part of the Poor
Law, relating to the employment and relief of able.bodied persons,
and for the better rating tenements which are nudes a certain an-
nual value. _ _

FRIDAY, 713. 19.
Order of the Day.—Tithe Exchange Bill ; Second Readtfect
Notice of Motion.—Mr. Robert Grant—Bill to Supply a
in Act 6 Geo. 4,a. 16, intituled, "An Act to amend the Laws
relating to Bankrupts."
Last Day for receiving Petitions for Private Bills.
NOTICES WIPER OW FRIDAY, FIR. 12.
1. Mr. O'Connell—Bill to alter and amend the Laws relating to
Vestries in Ireland [Monday, let March.]
2. Colonel Davies—Select Committee on Crown losses, and the
conduct of Mr. Nash [Tuesday 2d Mkreh.l
3. Mr. John Stewart—Correspondence between his Majesty's
Commissioners for the Affairs of India, or either of them, end any
of the Authorities at Bombay, respecting the interference of the
Bombay Government with certain proceedings of his Majesty's Sttp
preme Court of Judicature at that Presidency, in the months of
August and September, 1828, or at any subsequent period [Thins-11
day, March 41
4. Lord Viscount Palmerston--Ilodon of the Affairs of Portugal
[deferred from Thursday, Feb. 18, till Thursday, March 4.]
5. Mr. Slaney--Select Committee to inquire into the burthens
and restrictions on the manufacture of Malt and Beer, and on the
supply of Malt Liquor to the middle and poorer clinics (Thursday,
Mewl 4.)
6. Mr. Secretary Peel—Bill to consolidate and amend the Law
relating to Forgery (Thursday, March 18.)

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