Star.
London, England, 1830-05-17 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES Or MOTIONS AND ORDERS Or THE DAY,
Which now stand ix (he Order Book of the House of Commons,
for the present Ireek.

THIS DAY.

ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Jews Relief Bill ; Second Reading.--
Poor Removal (Irish and Scottish) Bill ; Second Reatling.—Watch.
ing, &c. Parishes Bill; Third Reading.—Juries (Ireland) Bill;
Second Reading; Deserted Children (Ireland) Bill; Further Consi-
deration of report.— Forgeries Punishment Bill ; Committee.—Court
of Session (Scotland) Bill ; Further Consideration of Report.—
Tobacco
Duties Acts; Resolutions to be further considered.—Con.
stabulary (Ireland) Bill ; Second Reading, —Ecclesiastical Leases
(Ireland) Bill • Further consideration of Report.—Admiralty Court
(Ireland.) Conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington ; Resolutions to be fur.
then considered ; Poor Law Amendment Bill ; Third Reading.—
Liability of Landlords Bill • Third Heading. Sheriffs (Ireland)
Bill C'ommittee.—Criminal keturns Bill; Committee—Subletting
Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill ; Further Consideration of Report.—
Capital Punishments (Scotland) Bill ; Second Reading.--Sale of
Beer Bill ; Committee.—Labouring Poor Bill ; Further Considers-
don of Report.—Supply; Committee.—Administration of Justice
Bill ; Further Consideration of Report.—Common Law Fees Bill ;
Second Reading.—King's Message (Administration of Justice;)
Consideration thereof.—Bankrupt Laws Bill ; Committee.—Fees
Abolition Bill ; Committee.—Ways and Means ; Committee.—
Usury Laws Bill ; Further Consideration of Report.--Galway Fran.
chile Bill; Report; Counsel.—Beer Act ; Committee thereupon.
NOTICES or 3ltriows.—Mr. Edward Davenport; Petition
from Birmingham for Reform of Parliament. —Sir James Mackin-
tosh ; On the Committal of the Forgeries Punishment Bill, to move
an Instruction, that the Committee have power to reduce the Stan.
deed of capital punishment at present imposed by the Bill.—Mr.
Bright ; Return relating to Four and a Half per Cent. Duties.—
Sir Matthew Ridley ; Copy of the Decision of the Commissioners of
Assessed Taxes declaring that a person hiring a horse or a gig for a'
day is liable to the duty for the year, unless he gives notice to the
Collectors.—Mr. Monck ; In Committee on Sale of Beer Bill, to
move the following clause:—Provided also, and be it further en.
acted, that any license which shall:be granted by virtue of this Act
shall not authorise the person so licensed to sell beer to be drank
or consumed on the pr:mises specified in such license; it being the
intention of this Act to give encouragement for the sale of beer in
shops, but not to create an unlimited number of ale-houses.—Mr.
Alderman Atkins; Bill to exempt occupiers of alms-houses from
parochial rates.—Mr. Charles Wood ; Bill to repeal so much of an
Act 431 George 111. c. (9, see. 6, relative to County Bridges, as
relates solely to the county of York, and to make other regulations
In lieu thereof.

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