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London, England, 1830-03-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES, &c
MONDAY, MARC;; 8.
. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
3leinkers absent 41 ballot (3th of March) to attend.
iiharnatic 'writings bill; committee.
Ecclesiastical leases (Ireland) bill ; committee.
Supply ; postnoned resolutions (11th of March) to be considered.
• East Retford hill ; report.
*b.
aka Ana Means ; report.
Vrays and means ; committee.
EseAcquer-bills (12,000,0001.) bill; report.
'Transfer of aids bill ; report.
•
\ Watching, &c, parishes Hill; second reading.
; committee.
!%tmbay judicature; adjourned debate thereupon.
.4 a tl..y till ; • second reading.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Lord Viscount Lswther—Rill for removing the market for the
sale of hay and straw from the parishes of St. Martin nod St. James
to Cumberland-market and ork-square, in the *palish of Saint
Pancras.
Mr: Chancellor of the Eschequer—Apnual indemnity bill.
sir Heory Hardinge—Army estimate. (In committee of supply.)
31r. Bankes—British Museum estimates. (In committee of
Mr. • Stewart (of Beverley).—To move. an instruction on the
report of the East Retford bill, that they have power to admit a
clause to the effect that the members hereafter to be returned for that

'Jdroush shall make a declaration that their election has not been
procured or on:noted by bribery or other Improper means.
I.a.t day for reading private bills for the first time.
TUESDAY. Mallen 9,
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
My. Fysche Palmer--To take into consideration the expenses at.
tending on the office of high sheriff; with a view to reduceand amend
the same.
Mr. Wilmot Horton—Committee of the'ehole house, to consider
the state of the United Kingdom.
Ms. Attorney.General—Bill for the more effect qa administration
of justice in England and in the principality of Wales.
Mr. Poulett Thomson—Bill to amend the usury laws.
'NIT. Robert Grant—Bill to supply a defect in act 6 Geo.IV. c. 16.
entitled " An act to amend the laws relating to bankrupts."
ORDER OF THE DAT.
Game bill—Second reading. .
WEDNESDAY, %tacit 10.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Home—Motion, that with a view of reducing the expendi.
tare of the country, the offices of Receiver-Genera of land and
assessed taxes to be abolished, and the duties transferred to the De-
partment of the Excise.
Ur. Spring Rice—Bill to repeal so much of act 4 Geo. I. as li-
mits the franchise created by that act to Protestants only.
Lord Viscount Palmerston—Motion on the affairs of Portugal.
;ORDER OF THE DAT.
Illusory Appointments Bill—third reading.
THURSDAY, 51.incit 11.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Spring Rice.—Select committee on the state of the
classes in Ireland, and the best means of improving their Woo.
Colonel Davies.—Bill to alter and amend the Act 50 Geo. 111.
e. 117, for regujating the granting of pensions and allowances in the
nature of superannuations.
The Lord Advocate.—Bill for uniting the benefits of jury trial
in civil causes with the ordinary jurisdiction of the Court of Session,
and for making certain other alterations and reductions in the ju.
dicial establishments of Scotland.
Mr. Alderman Wood.—Select committee to inquire into the state
of the coal trade in the port of London, andi the price and charges
on coal at the ports of shipment.

FRIDAY, MARCH 12. •
ORDERS OF TUE DAY.
Lunatic Commission bill; second reading,
Tithes Exchange bill; second reading.
NOTICES OF POTIONS.
Mr. Cholmeley—Bill for the repeal of the Act 12 Charles
34, prohibiting the planting, setting, or sowing of tobacco in Rug.
land and Ireland.
Mr. Sibthorp—Resolution for the repeal of the standing •odlers
relative to the non.admisslon of strangers into the gallery of the
House of Commons, as far as regards the reporters of.proceedinits in
this house, and for the accommodation of the same.